Types of trip
Walking in the Wye Valley
The 150 mile-long Herefordshire Trail links the five market towns of Ledbury, Ross-on-Wye, Kington, Leominster and Bromyard, passing pretty villages and hamlets along the way.
Gourmet Easter Break to Wales
As the weather shows signed of cheering up, why not plan an Easter break to Tyddyn Llan, the Michelin-starred ‘Restaurant with Rooms’ near Corwen in North Wales, on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, overlooking the Berwyn Mountains.
‘Shaun the Sheep’ is let loose this Easter at the Heritage Motor Centre!
There is mayhem in the museum this Easter as ‘Shaun the Sheep’ and the rest of his flock have been let loose at the Heritage Motor Centre. From the 12 – 27 April the HMC is calling upon families to help round up the flock with an Easter Trail and to have some fun with their ‘Shaun the Sheep’ activity sheet.
‘Warwick Folk Festival’ to celebrate its 35th year!
The highly successful and popular Warwick Folk Festival will celebrate its 35th year when it returns to Warwick School this summer.
I’m a celebrity… get me to Palm Springs!
For decades the Californian city of Palm Springs has attracted some of the world’s most famous celebrity home buyers, and now global superstar Leonardo Di Caprio has joined the ranks by purchasing a six-bedroom house in the desert resort, further highlighting its status as Hollywood’s playground of the stars.
Three new 2014 family activity holidays, plus Easter availability
Family activity holiday specialist Activities Abroad introduces two new family holidays in Croatia, plus a new itinerary in the magnificent Meteora region of Greece.
Mandela's 'Long Walk To Freedom' makes South Africa even better value for money
South Africa has become even better value for money making it an even more tempting holiday destination.
Glamping in Cornwall
Haven holidays Perran Sands family holiday park is set amidst Cornwall's largest dune system and nestled amongst the dunes are a number of Glamping options.
Holiday spending helps South African conservation
Dollars, euros and pounds spent by international safari tourists are aiding in efforts to conserve rare and endangered species in South Africa.
Rare Hideaways finds 10 more hidden gems
The team at Rare Hideaways – the finest collection of self-catering accommodation to be found the length and breadth of Wales – have been scouring the country over the last 12 months and have discovered 10 new properties which have been added to the 2014/15 brochure, taking the total number of ‘invitation only’ members to 37.
Holidaymakers can do Cannes with Eurocamp
For anyone wanting to join the film industry’s elite for the 67th Cannes Film Festival this May, a break with Eurocamp offers the ideal way to get in on the action - with seven nights staying at the outdoor holiday specialist’s nearby Cap Esterel holiday village from just £530 per party.
Boutique breweries fermenting in South Australia
Boutique breweries are catching up with vineyards as the ‘must-do’ food and drink experience in South Australia.
Easter family adventure
If you’re fed up with all the rain and are thinking about taking the family off for an exciting adventure holiday this Easter, Families Worldwide still has spaces on a variety of its diverse, action-packed trips including the following:
Forget the sunshine! Cuisine and culture alone brought 7.4 million tourists to Spain last year
Spain’s diversity makes it a cultural powerhouse. It is Western Europe’s second-largest country (after France) in terms of area and the world’s third-largest exporter of wine, fruits and vegetables.
New chalet host cookery course for aspiring seasonnaires
Those hoping to become the next chalet-girl-turned-Olympic champion need to learn how to cook first. Luxury chalet operator VIP SKI has created a tailored chalet cookery course to develop the skills and confidence required to run all aspects of a chalet.