Where to travel in April
Discover where to travel in April, from Morocco’s mild touring weather to Bermuda beaches, Indonesia’s dry season, calm Seychelles seas and Antigua sunshine.
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Where to travel in May
Discover where to travel in May, from Botswana safari and Peru’s Andes to Italy and Greece in spring and calm Indian Ocean days in Mauritius.
Easy, family-friendly holidays in Crete with Grecotel
If you’re travelling with kids, finding a hotel that genuinely caters to everyone can make or break the trip. Grecotel Marine Palace & Aqua Park is built with families in mind, offering a relaxed, village-style layout right by the sea. It’s the kind of place where everything is close at hand, so you never have to worry about walking long distances or planning your day around logistics. The all-inclusive setup keeps things simple from the start, while the setting on the north coast of Crete ensures you’ll have warm weather, calm waters, and easy access from the airport.
Discover the world differently with National Geographic Signature with G Adventures
When it comes to travel, there’s something special about journeys that go beneath the surface. If you’re the kind of traveller who wants more than just ticking off the sights, then National Geographic Signature with G Adventures might be exactly what you’re looking for. These itineraries are about really connecting with the places, people, and stories that make each destination unique and have been crafted in collaboration with National Geographic. With the perfect balance of comfort, expertise, and genuine insider access, they’re designed for those who want each trip to feel truly meaningful.
Stay at a Greek resort that has a history unlike any other
Corfu's eastern coast is quieter than the north and west of the island, and that's largely the point. Domes Miramare sits on this stretch of shoreline looking out across the Ionian Sea towards the Greek mainland - a beachfront property with 113 suites, residences, and private villas, and an adults-only policy that starts at 16.
A guide to the most breathtaking fjords in the world
Gliding through deep, glacier-carved valleys offers a travel experience that few other journeys can match. Cruising through the world's most dramatic waterways as you experience these breathtaking natural wonders is an experience that will live with you forever. Below is a collection of some of the best, most beautiful, and breathtaking fjords in the world, stretching from the Arctic Circle to the southern tip of the Americas.
5 standout destinations for summer 2026
Summer 2026 is shaping up to be a season where travellers are mixing the familiar with the less obvious. The big names are still popular for a reason: they’re easy to reach, reliable in terms of weather, and offer plenty to do. But there’s also a growing shift towards destinations that feel a bit more manageable in peak season, whether that’s smaller islands, lesser-known coastal towns, or places that reward a slower pace. With short-haul travel across Europe continuing to expand, it’s easier than ever to combine both. Below are five destinations to have on your radar: two well-known favourites, and three that offer something slightly different without taking you too far out of your comfort zone.
5 European villa escapes with Oliver’s Travels
A villa holiday offers a level of space and flexibility that’s hard to find in a hotel. Instead of shared facilities and fixed schedules, you have your own place to relax, cook, and spend time together, whether that’s around the pool, on a terrace at sunset, or over a long dinner outside. Oliver's Travels specialises in handpicked villas across Europe, with properties ranging from stylish coastal homes to restored country estates. Many sleep anywhere from six to 14 guests or more, making them ideal for families or groups travelling together, and your Travel Counsellor can find the best one for you and your needs.
How to spend 48 hours in Copenhagen
Denmark’s capital is a city that’s easy to settle into quickly. Much of the centre can be explored on foot, the harbour is never far away, and the food and bar scene makes it easy to plan your day around where to eat next. In two days, you can cover the highlights while still leaving time to enjoy the restaurants, bars, and local experiences that make the city such a good choice for a short break.
