We really needed a getaway, a week of sunshine, cocktails and not a great deal to do. Hamilton Island served this up to us on a silver platter. Mid-year, the weather is perfect for those […]
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It had been a long day of driving and exploring when we arrived at Talalla Retreat. Talalla is located just over an hours drive from Galle, along the beautiful southern coastline. On an undeveloped stretch […]
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The sun was shining as our local tour guide Louis introduced us to Oxford ‘The City of Dreaming Spires’, less than an hour from London by train. Oxford revolves around its prestigious University and our […]
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A hidden gem in the heart of the Cotswalds is The Old Rectory Tearoom in Castle Combe. It is not widely advertised so luckily it was part of our Back Roads Tour. We walked to […]
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What do you know about the South Georgia Islands? When I was booking my cruise to Antarctica, I was told by a friend that I had to go there mainly to see the King penguins […]
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Time To Book A Warm Escape? With Winter setting in and Summer a distant memory, perhaps it’s time for a short break to somewhere sunny and warm. Take an extra-long weekend or even a week […]
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Bali is the perfect destination for a quick beach getaway, I recently spent a week in Seminyak with some of our closest friends to celebrate my partners Birthday. We flew direct with Garuda on their […]
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Voyage the beautiful Norwegian Coast from Bergen to Kirkenes return on board one of Hurtigruten’s 11 ships. A spectacular voyage examining the inseparable links between Norway’s rich heritage and the sea, the Classic Round Voyage […]
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This unforgettable adventure combines the very best of Laos and Cambodia into one unforgettable itinerary. Our journey begins in the tranquil UNESCO listed Luang Prabang, set on the banks of the Mekong River. We explore […]
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Discover the breathtaking countryside of China’s north on this 12-day journey book-ended by bright city lights. From the dizzying heights of Huangshan and the Great Wall, to the underground pits that hold thousands of Terracotta […]
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