Immortalised in print by Noble Prize winner John Steinbeck and famous for its seafood restaurants and bars in converted sardine-packing factories, this city on the rugged central coast of California is a must on any road trip along California State Route 1.
West of downtown Los Angeles, the Pacific Coast city of Santa Monica is one of our favourite places in California to take the kids – here you will find a magical blend of broad beaches popular with surfers and volleyball players, a pier, an amusement park, farmers’ markets, boutiques, galleries and the listed oceanfront Palisades Park.
Some of our Travel Counsellors got to experience the lovely Conrad Chia Laguna on the wonderful Mediterranean island of Sardinia first hand on a recent trip.
Known for their fantastically comprehensive all-inclusive offering, these are places where you can enjoy your tropical destination to the full – whether you’re sipping cocktails at the pool bar or exploring local wonders ranging from cascading waterfalls and majestic peaks to magnificent orchids, lush palms and aromatic spices.
It’s only a year now until Queen Anne joins Cunard’s fleet – and this iconic cruise line is celebrating by giving additional spending money to guests who book by 31 July 2023 on selected 2023 and 2024 holidays on Queen Anne and her sister ships.
Travel has the power to do a great deal of good, and one of the ways that you can help with this is by taking part in an activity that helps to preserve the local environment in the areas that you travel.
Colorado is one of our top recommendations for those who love winter sports, with some of the world’s very best downhill and cross-country skiing and snowboarding.
Colorado has four National Parks, all of them magnificent and each of them very different in terms of their terrain and the natural marvels and activities they have to offer. We’ve looked at the highlights of each.
The Front Range is a corridor of the Rockies and land around them that stretches around 320km from the Wyoming border in the north to the Arkansas River in the south and is a gateway to the vast wilderness and outdoor playground of the Rocky Mountain National Park. We’ve picked out some of its highlights.