Have you considered Sardinia?
Have you considered Sardinia? As the second biggest island in the Mediterranean Sea after Sicily, Sardinia is Italy’s sparkling coastal gem, featuring many World Heritage sites and outstanding cuisine. Its proximity to Africa means its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters easily rival the tropics, but what else is drawing holidaymakers to Sardinia? Get cultural on the waterfront Perhaps... Read More
Northern Italian delights
Northern Italian delights When you’ve slurped your way through Tuscany’s wine country and taken an album full of photos in Rome’s Colosseum, the lesser-known delights of Italy’s Veneto region are calling. This area in the northeast corner of Italy is a food and wine lover’s dream, offering exciting holiday opportunities for everyone. From the towering Dolomites and the... Read More
Walks for sustaining rewards
Walks for sustaining rewards Since 1989, an Australian by the name of Simon Tancred has lived in, walked through and explored the landscape and psyche of Italy. Simon’s passions have nurtured an enduring program of guided and self- guided walks that clients never seem to run out of enthusiasm for. Simon continually researches new trails so that walkers can explore “hidden”... Read More
Subterranean Europe: Underground secrets of Rome, Paris and Istanbul
Subterranean Europe: Underground secrets of Rome, Paris and Istanbul When you’re strolling along the streets of your favourite European destinations, do you ever stop to think about what’s underneath your feet? More often than not there’s a lot more to discover on a luxury holiday to Europe than you’d think. Discover the bones of Saint Peter Saint Peter’s tomb is an... Read More
Five cultural events you shouldn’t miss in early 2013
Five cultural events you shouldn’t miss in 2013 Whether you’re looking to spot alligators, swim in holy rivers, welcome the Irish home or just attend a ball in a mask, there’s an upcoming cultural event you can use to justify your desires. Plan your 2013 holiday around one these not-to-be-missed cultural events. 1. Venice Carnival 2013, Italy One of the oldest and best-known... Read More
Put a ring on it: Five exotic destinations to propose
Put a ring on it: Five exotic destinations to propose You’ve met the woman of your dreams and it’s time to commit. There are plenty of favourite spots you think are ideal for a proposal, but a holiday to somewhere different will make a new memory before you make her your wife. 1. A private sandy atoll in Tahiti, French Polynesia On an archipelago of 118 pristine islands and... Read More
The holiday reunion of a lifetime
The holiday reunion of a lifetime It’s been years, but fond memories of abroad have you seriously considering a holiday reunion with your old friends. Organising holiday reunions in Europe is something we can definitely help with. Where do you want to go? How about a barge in France? Cruising the canals will provide endless photo opportunities, not to mention some excellent wine... Read More
Holiday in Venice, Italy
Away from the main tourist crowd, another Venice appears, with narrow canals, women hanging out their washing and small osterias (bars) where locals, outnumber tourists. One of the world’s most thoroughly unique destinations, quite simply, La Serenissima (The Divine Republic) - Venice, is unlike anywhere else on the planet, with attractions that include a collage of 116... Read More
Holiday in Rome, Italy
A labyrinth of narrow, winding, cobbled side streets that opens out onto magnificent piazzas… Modern and ancient, the city of Rome encapsulates the essence of Italy. Once known as Caput Mundi – the Capital of the World – travel to Rome, is like an epic with its architectural wonders, outside cafes, people buzzing around on Vespas, whilst others are enjoying shots of espresso. Centro... Read More
Holiday in Florence, Italy
Florence is the Renaissance capital of the world Travelling to Florence the capital of Tuscany is a must for any art lover. Florence is the Renaissance capital of the world, Europe’s richest cultural period, began in Florence when the artist Brunelleschi finished the Duomo, with the huge dome. When you travel to Florence, it demands a visit to its most famous museum, the Uffizi... Read More
