TRAVEL MAGAZINE

If you’re dreaming of a tropical getaway and perfect golden sands, Costa Rica is a great choice. This Central American paradise has something to offer beachgoers with all kinds of preferences, with stunning shores that showcase diverse coastal landscapes.

For a truly unique family winter getaway, head to Reykjavik, Iceland’s beautiful capital city. It’s best known for seeing the spectacular Northern Lights, which you’ll have a higher chance of seeing in winter. Consider booking a luxury Northern Lights tour for a more comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Nestled in the heart of the English countryside, the hotel is home to 251 breath-taking rooms and suites, seven exquisite restaurants and bars and an award-winning spa. With state-of-the-art facilities and a variety of enchanting seasonal offers, Fairmont Windsor Park ensures every guest’s Christmas experience is nothing short of magical, for a truly memorable stay.

A new festival is arriving on the Islands of Guernsey this year, offering locals and visitors alike an insight into the Islands’ renowned local produce, buzzing gastronomic scene and melting pot of culinary influences.

Last year, nearly 32 million people set off on cruises to experience adventure, luxury, and exploration. But you may be surprised to know that a few unique and unusual rules are part of the all-inclusive sailing package. Adventure Life, an adventure travel company, illuminates some of these regulations and explains why they exist. 

Built in 1780, the so-called ‘Renoir Cottage’ was once the site of a tearoom frequented by acclaimed French author Victor Hugo and renowned Impressionist artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir.

Often regarded as the ideal “shoulder month,” September offers the warmth and sunshine of July and August, but with lower demand and, importantly, lower prices. Whether you’re seeking a beach escape, city break, or countryside retreat, now is the perfect time to book a cost-effective holiday.

The Reach at Piccadilly was easy to find and well located centrally in the city adjacent to the calm of the Rochdale Canal yet within easy reach of shopping streets, bars and restaurants and other popular attractions. In fact, the hotel is located on Ducie Street, for those of you that remember the legendary ‘Home’ nightclub, boy I feel old…

The huge terrace runs along the entire length and is complete with sun loungers, a table and chairs, and
even an outdoor shower. And we’re so close to La Setas we can almost touch them. It’s breathtaking

So, when I was invited to Port Lympne Safari Park, Wild Animal Reserve & Hotel I was overjoyed – what could be better on a warm afternoon in July than taking a mere 5-hour drive down to Kent at 5 am to spend the afternoon and evening in the company of some of the worlds most beautiful creatures? That’s right, nothing.