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Allow us to whet your appetite for a Sunvil holiday with our collection of inspiring blogs, compiled by the Sunvil team and our guest writers. From sharing our favourite viewpoints and local tavernas, to recommending those must-see attractions and the experiences that we ourselves have enjoyed, our blogs are styled to give you a taste of the real destination.
Alternative activities in Ikaria
Aug 03, 2016
Ikaria has long held a special place in Greek mythology. It was the birthplace of Dionysus, the god of wine, and is named after Icarus, he of the wax wings who flew too close to the sun. The island has also received modern-day fame thanks to the longevity of its inhabitants. While you may not be able to guarantee a telegram from the Queen simply by booking a two-week holiday in Ikaria, there are plenty of opportunities during your stay to experience a little of what makes the island so special. Here are a few suggestions...
The Sunvil Family
Notes from the field – The Northern Fjords
Aug 01, 2016
In this edition of ‘Notes from the field’, our two Scandinavia experts Michelle and Rosanna went on an exciting trip to the Northern Fjords in Norway and shared their insights with us.
The Sunvil Family
July 2016 Sunvil Supper Club – Caldillo de Congrio (Conger Chowder)
Jul 29, 2016
Caldillo de Congrio is a Chilean favourite – a simple fisherman’s stew made with red conger eel. It is traditionally served in ceramic or baked clay bowls to maintain its temperature for longer.
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Öland – a very Swedish holiday island
Jul 20, 2016
It’s almost 100 miles long and in parts less than 5 miles wide. Öland has for many years been a popular holiday destination for Swedes, and its population of 25,000 swells substantially in the summer months.
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Esteros del Ibera Wetlands (‘Bright Water’ in the local Guarani language)
Jul 19, 2016
During my recent trip to Argentina, I was lucky enough to visit the Esteros del Ibera wetlands in the northeast of the country (Corrientes Province). Covering an area of approximately 20,000 km2 the wetlands are made up of swamps, bogs, lagoons and natural water courses that are home to an abundance of wildlife, including 2 species of caiman, marsh deer, otters, howler monkeys, capybaras, bats and over 350 species of bird.
