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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.
Azores, Cascais and Lisbon – a family adventure by Emma Macfarlane
Nov 14, 2018
As a family, we like to think we are adventurous. We are all very active and have individually taken on different challenges. With this in mind adventure always plays a part when choosing our annual holiday destination however the reality is that relaxation, culture, good food, new experiences and family time are at the top of the list. With seeing and swimming with dolphins in the wild also fairly high up the wish list, the Azores and the Portuguese coast seemed to tick all the boxes this year.
Spreading Christmas cheer with Sunvil: Our top 7 destinations to visit during the festive period
Nov 13, 2018
We want to make sure your Christmas is a memorable one, which is why we have compiled our guide to THE best places to spend the holidays. From Scandinavia to Brazil, the religious and the relaxing, we believe that Sunvil can offer something for everyone.
The Sunvil Family
Notes from the field: Sao Miguel - Pico - Faial
Nov 01, 2018
My ancestral home is northern Portugal, so it will come as no surprise that I am very passionate about this country. Therefore, when I was offered the opportunity to visit the Azores, exploring the islands of Sao Miguel, Pico and Faial, I was delighted.
Haunted happenings and events around the world
Oct 31, 2018
Travelling to places to visit sites or partake in events associated with death and the macabre has been carried out by tourists since the eleventh century - this has been given the title ‘dark tourism’. So, what is it about places of death or calamity that attract flocks of tourists each year? Is it the holistic view that dark tourists visit these sites as a way of remembering a tragedy or to better educate themselves. Or is it that we simply like to be thrilled and entertained? What ever the reason may be, what better time to throw yourself into dark tourism than Halloween? Here are a variety of destinations around the world where you can do just that.
The Sunvil Family
The land of the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun
Oct 17, 2018
As the Earth tilts on its axis, relative to the sun, the seasons evolve. Above the Arctic Circle the seasons are more profound, as out of the darkness of winter comes the light of an endless summer.
