There are holidays where you spend a week barely moving from your sun lounger, and then there are holidays where every day feels like an adventure. A Morocco road trip definitely falls into the second category. You can start your trip wandering through the colourful souks of Marrakech, then drive through the dramatic Atlas Mountains,...

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October is one of my favourite months for a holiday in Europe. The intense heat and enormous summer crowds have usually disappeared, but there are still plenty of places where you can sit beside a pool, eat lunch in the sunshine and come home with a tan. You do need to choose your destination carefully....

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Choosing where to stay in London for the first time can feel ridiculously complicated. London is enormous, hotel prices vary wildly and almost every hotel describes itself as being “centrally located”, even when it is a 45-minute Tube journey from the places you actually want to see. If it is your first trip to London,...

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Winter is one of my favourite times to book a short break. Flights can be surprisingly affordable, popular cities are quieter and destinations that feel ordinary in summer become completely magical once the Christmas lights are on or the snow begins to fall. It is also a season that gives you two very different types...

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Tunisia is a gorgeous destination for an affordable holiday, with sandy beaches, colourful souks, ancient ruins and plenty of winter sunshine. But before you arrive, it is worth thinking about how you will get online, particularly if you usually rely on your phone for maps, taxis, bookings and keeping in touch. One of the questions...

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There are so many things I love about travelling to hot countries. Long, sunny days, warm evenings, alfresco dinners, swimming in the sea and that lovely feeling when you step off the plane and the heat instantly hits you like a hairdrier in your face! But there is one thing I don’t love quite so...

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North Wales is famous for lots of things; rolling mountains, stunning scenery, pretty villages, historic castles, cosy pubs, quaint cafes and gorgeous beaches. But beach bars!? You might be surprised to find that North Wales has some great beach bars and coastal pubs where you can enjoy the views as well as a cold drink...

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Sometimes you don’t need to fly halfway around the world to feel like you’ve properly escaped. I recently spent a night at The Goose Lodge in Cheshire and it was exactly the kind of little getaway I love. Somewhere that feels far enough away from normal life to switch off, but is actually really easy...

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If you’ve ever dreamed of watching penguins waddle across the snow while whales surface beside your ship, then Antarctica is probably already on your travel bucket list! Antarctica cruises are of those experiences that feel almost mythical. Remote, untouched and unlike anywhere else on Earth and an absolute bucket list holiday! But planning a trip...

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If you’ve ever found yourself frantically Googling “Do I need a visa?” a few days before a trip, you’re definitely not alone. Travel has definitely become more complicated in recent years. Depending on where you’re travelling, you might need an ESTA, an ETA, an eVisa or another travel authorization before you even board your flight. ...

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