The Caribbean coastline has always been the honeymoon location of choice for thousands of couples over the years. With its expansive clean waters, sandy beaches and palm trees that make it appear as the ultimate romantic getaway, the Caribbean is always the best idea for a well-planned honeymoon cruise. With multiple service providers, Variety Cruises stands as one of the best and award winning honeymoon organisers with unique packages to offer.
Read MoreWe thought hard before deciding on whether to take a sailing vacation or follow the beaten path of selecting a single destination, and eventually trying to find attractions and activities in close proximity that would embellish our holiday experience. We were intrigued by Greece as a destination; it had been on our bucket-list for a while now, knowing about the numerous islands and islets, the vastness of its’ history and culture, and the hearty goodness of Mediterranean food and Greek hospitality. Our decisions were swift, with comfort and privacy at the top of the list. The typical sailing yacht option infers hard work, on the skipper’s part and small quarters, and so we eventually explored the alternatives and came across cruise liner options.
Read MoreThe Cyclades never stop to amaze with their Architectural pluralism while maintaining a common character. The Design hotel “Anemi” is no different, located on Folegandros, it blends almost naturally to the wilderness and roughness of the barren island. It was designed by Alexandros Samaras with the aim to balance luxury, comfort, style and tradition. The Anemi Hotel in Karavostasi consists of 12 detached two-storey houses, built on the periphery of a large infinity pool overlooking the bay. The building complex is fully incorporated into the surrounding hills and landscape. The result is 44 rooms that offer undisturbed garden or sea views and integrate to the island morphology and architecture.
Read MorePerched along a quaint street adorned with colourful manor houses, Hotel Boutique Ses Bruixes unveils a hidden treasure that transcends ordinary dining. Welcome to Es Jardí Cafè & Restaurant, an epicurean haven tucked within the charming embrace of this converted 18th-century townhouse.
Read MoreThe city on the Atlantic coast of northern Morocco also known as Arcila, Arzila, Asilah or Assilah in English is located about 45 kms south of Tangier. It floats along a plain of ancient land along a hill bordering with the Atlantic Ocean. The old city stands, languished behind its beautiful walls defying the ocean for five centuries. Every Thursday morning, a lively and colourful souk is installed at the foot of the ocher walls: with their clothes and wide hats, men and women in the field expo their products of their land, which pile up in large baskets and baskets wicker.
Read MoreArt Dubai is the leading international art fair in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. The tenth edition of the fair takes place March 16-19, 2016 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The global art forum is extraordinarily diverse, the 2016 fair features 73 galleries from 35 countries, from the world’s most influential galleries to dynamic young art spaces. The artists range from emerging and upcoming practitioners from lesser-known art capitals to household names.
Read MoreChoosing the right time is important when travelling to Ibiza, as the island changes very much according to the months. Although in the winter it isn't beach weather, the mild temperatures lets you still enjoy the beach resorts normally catered for families. Such is the case for Cala Llonga and Es Caná, you can have these secluded beaches almost to yourself! After all, who doesn't enjoy a sea view on any day?!! #tandlbalearic
Read MoreTangier is a city where eccentricity is celebrated, with a history of beatniks and bohemians making waves for their dreams to come true. The city is undergoing a cultural resurgence, as a new generation seeks to relive the past and praise the city for being the most cosmopolitan in North Africa. Tangier is a city that remains true to its avant-garde, artistic reputation, with the literary scene celebrated by locals, visitors, and ex-pats alike. The International Literary and Arts Salon Festival is organised every year by the city...
Read MoreSunday's Brunch culture has taken a new twist with JK Place's sophisticated display. They offer a distinguished Florentine and American buffet as well as JK Place's vegan delicacies. A selection of top Tuscan cheeses and freshly hand picked seasonal organic fruits are on display like you are being treated for your birthday. Organic cakes, excellent wine pairings and the extra flamboyant of waiters will have you frequent here if you only lived in Florence. The entrance to JK Place Firenze is on a low-key corner of Piazza Santa Maria Novella
Read MoreDalston is that part of London that is rough round the edges but where those in the know, hang out. The area is brimming with boutique stores, upcoming design haunts, creative hairdressers and more - all juxtaposed with a melting pot of cultures with local Caribbean food stores, Indian restaurants, hipster bars and more. New in tow is Rudie's, a contemporary Jamaican restaurant that gives you another worthy reason to head to Stoke Newington road.
Read MoreDe Madrid al cielo (from Madrid to heaven) is a popular proverb we have heard time and again outside of Madrid, Spain. It means that after having seen Madrid, the next nice thing one will see is heaven! We wouldn't want to live by that quote but we do fall head over heels for the capital every time! There are classic local celebrations about Madrid that do not make the travel guides. As a local you can sometimes overlook the singularities of your surroundings but for those visiting, some of these local points are what distinguishes your trip. #TandLMadrid
Read MoreThe day we headed to Le Bistrot it was raining, naturally. Not only that but there was a strike with the taxis, so we had to walk in the rain for our lunch appointment. When we finally arrived at Villa Cora, where Le Bistrot is housed, our grumbles and annoyance soon subsided. The venue itself is simply breathtaking and when we had to walk through the majestic building and through an underground tunnel (dimly lit and walls adorned with treasures), we knew that we were in for something special.
Read MoreA strong Nonna by the name of Irene is the key player behind this beautiful, revamped restaurant in the embellished Piazza della Repubblica, at the heart of Florence city. Irene was Sir Rocco Forte's grandmother, whose extended success has accounted for 10 luxury hotels in Italy and the rest of Europe.
Read MoreSivan Askayo is an editorial and commercial photographer specialising in Travel, Food, Portraits and Lifestyle. When not shooting on assignment, she loves to capture the local Street Art scene and some hanging laundry for her fine art project 'Intimacy under the Wires'. She splits her time between Tel Aviv and New York.
Read MoreTara Stevens is a food, travel and lifestyle writer based between Barcelona, Spain and Fès, Morocco. She contributes to a wide variety of travel publications ranging from the Telegraph and Conde Nast Traveler to FOOL magazine (a specialist food publication). She’s also contributed to several food publications by Phaidon Books.
Read MoreOne of the island’s most reputable private villa agencies in Ibiza, Bonder & Co has been delivering high-end professional services to their loyal clientele for over nine years. Their expansive portfolio include villas in Barcelona, Mallorca, Es Cubells, Sant Josep and Formentera to their impressive portfolio.
Read MoreValencia is one of the liveliest and largest cities in Spain. It is located smack right in the middle of the country's eastern coastline almost in line with the Balearic Islands. The beaches are stunning beautiful, the buzzing lifestyle of the locals is inspiring, and the splendid nightlife is full of the funnest parties. Together with an ample cultural offer, the city has so much to cater for the traveller.
Read MoreWhy choose Fez over Marrakech and other bigger cities in Morocco? Fez (Fes) is famous for its ancient walled city, which many compare to the old walled city of Jerusalem. It is the first of the imperial cities of Morocco, as it dates back to the eighth century. The city is also a pioneer within the Muslim cult and has one of the oldest universities in the world. All these firsts make Fez particularly attractive with a lively and influential culture.
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