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Blog posts from June 2018
Six flights, three islands and a blue whale.
Jun 28, 2018
My first visit to the Azores, an archipelago of nine islands in the Atlantic, was long overdue and greatly anticipated.
The Gentle Rhythms of the Alentejo Countryside- A guest blog by Benedict Allen
Jun 26, 2018
We bundled ourselves off to the airport and soon enough were zipping in our hire car along the easy route south through Lisbon, over the Vasco Da Gama bridge. This stupendous feat of engineering wasn’t meant to be a feature of our holiday, but we just couldn’t help ourselves marvelling at the sheer ambition of the thing - opened to traffic in 1998, complete with lengthy spokes and spindly, chic lamp posts. We were transported over the Tagus River and ever closer to our destination.
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Villages of Pelion region - A guest blog by Rebecca Hall
Jun 25, 2018
Here we take a look at the traditional villages of the Pelion region of the mainland.
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A relaxing holiday in Kalami on the north-east coast of Corfu
Jun 25, 2018
The island of Corfu is blessed with a unique and diverse mix of attractions. You will discover busy coastal resorts, quaint waterfront hamlets, forests of ancient olive trees, sleepy hill villages with pastel-coloured old houses and crumbling Venetian-style bell towers, as well as the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Corfu Town. There truly is something for everyone. This blog details what can be done during a 7 night stay based at the horseshoe shaped bay of Kalami, on Corfu’s unspoiled north- east coast. Our featured self-catering property, the Kalami Bay, offers panoramic views over the Ionian and is just 5 minutes' walk (300m) from the beach and village centre. To the front of the apartments is a large, freshwater swimming pool.
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A city break guide to Athens - A guest blog by Rebecca Hall
Jun 21, 2018
Here are some reasons why it’s worth considering Athens as either an initial stopover, or even for an extended weekend break.
