The Cote D’Azur, France - Worth Driving For!

The Cote D’Azur, France - Worth Driving For! by Stephanie Rogers-Julian In May we flew into Nice, rented a car and spent a week exploring the lyrical Côte d’Azur. Historically, artists have loved this area for its limpid light and vibrant colours. Although wealth and conspicuous glamour are the hallmark of this corner of Provence, in sublime weather, we explored the less... Read More

Namale - A boutique Fiji resort

Namale - A boutique Fiji resort Fiji is an easily accessible destination from Australia. Fijians are people who sing sweetly, have a sunny disposition and are a nation for whom notions of stress are an anathema. Namale is an all inclusive boutique property located in the north of the Fijian Islands. It is a resort for those seeking a discreet but authentic Fijian experience.... Read More

The Sarojin hotel, Khoa Lak, Thailand

The Sarojin hotel, Khoa Lak, Thailand The variety of landscapes, culture and cuisine make Thailand a country where it is sensible to combine both chaos and calm. Whilst Bangkok is a tapestry of chaos, the Sarojin on Khoa Lak is an oasis of calm where travellers can swim all year round. 56 suites and residences nestle within 10 acres of immaculate grounds and lily ponds. The final... Read More

Seychelles holiday via Reunion Island

Seychelles holiday via Reunion Island Seychelles is one of the world’s latest hot spots. The Creole-speaking people live on a string of idyllic islands fringed by blindingly-white sands and on which each new resort consistently raises the bar for luxury. Banyan Tree has adopted the design and décor of the islands’ colonial past. 54 Superb one bedroom villas each with a... Read More

Bannisters Lodge at Mollymook - just three hours from Sydney, Australia

Bannisters Lodge at Mollymook - just three hours from Sydney, Australia Escape to a stunning South Coast hideaway and relax in style. Enjoy a last-minute break at Bannisters on the clifftops above Mollymook Beach. The lodge is perched on a dramatic bluff with views of the sparkling Pacific Ocean and adjacent to a national park and alluring beaches. It also boasts an award-winning... Read More

Oman a stunning new destination

Oman a stunning new destination Muscat is a city that has been at the crossroads of seafaring trade in exotic goods for centuries. It exudes a powerful sense of history, contains a populace as mixed as its trading partners and is a city that reveals the most liberal and hospitable face of an Islamic country. Further afield, you can enjoy Bedouin experiences and superb landscapes... Read More

House of Willow – Port Douglas, Queensland Luxury accommodation for less

House of Willow – Port Douglas, Queensland luxury accommodation for less If you want to make Port Douglas a base for touring to the Reef and Rainforest of Far North Queensland, this three bedroom property, over 3000 square feet, is ideal for up to 6 people who want stylish privacy as well as a convenient location for touring, shopping and dining. PACKAGE INCLUDES: 5 NIGHTS’... Read More

Bay of Fires Lodge - Tasmania

Bay of Fires Lodge - Tasmania Set on a hilltop above the pounding sea and surrounded by national park, Bay of Fires Lodge is the only building on 20 km of coastal wilderness. Two timber and glass pavilions allow maximum connection to the landscape with minimum impact on the environment. The lodge is autonomous in providing and managing its existence. Meals are prepared with... Read More

A wondrously British Afternoon - High Tea at The Ritz Hotel

A wondrously British Afternoon - High Tea at The Ritz Hotel Recently in London our Advisor Guy spent an indulgent afternoon taking high tea at The Ritz Hotel in its opulent Palm Court. With a ‘no jeans, no trainers policy’, guests are smartly dressed and once inside, the ambiance is relaxed. There was a low buzz of people focusing on having a good time amongst a spectacular... Read More

An enthusiast of Spanish gastronomy, San Sebastian, Spain

An enthusiast of Spanish gastronomy, San Sebastian, Spain Recently our Advisor Mary Ann visited San Sebastian, a seaside resort and a delicate cultural haven in the Bay of Biscay on Spain’s north coast. It is a wonderful city with a pristine beach and is dotted with splendid tapas bars and restaurants. Arzak, a three star Michelin starred family-run restaurant, was my favourite.... Read More