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451. The First Time Visitor's Guide To Red River, New Mexico November 21, 2018 If you’re a fervent explorer of this great country, you’ll know that you can travel for a lifetime and never come close to seeing the whole of the United States. You are, however, the person to ask about little places some might be missing out on, which would likely include Red River, New Mexico. Red River, NM is an amazing town in the southern Rocky Mountains. One of the main reasons that Red River seems to maintain a bit of a low profile is because to the southwest of Red River is Taos, which is one of the premier winter destinations in the U.S.. To the southeast, you’ll find Angel Fire... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

452. Gourmet Holiday Getaways for Luxury Food Aficionados November 21, 2018 While you might associate fine cuisine with France or Italy, the luxury hotel industry has spread fine food well beyond these areas. Here, we take a look at some of the best eating on offer for holidays in Madeira, Fuerteventura and Croatia. Resorts like these understand that great eating is an integral part of any great getaway. Read on to whet your appetite. Variety and Views at Porto Mare This large hotel complex sits on Madeira’s beautiful seafront, encircled on all other sides by well-tended lush gardens filled with indigenous and exotic plants. Guests enjoy the tranquil beaut... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

453. Visiting Vincent van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise November 21, 2018 The charming village of Auvers-sur-Oise is a popular destination for many of the best French river cruises. It was the place Vincent van Gogh spent his last months, as well as being a favourite haunt of many other artists, so the village has an intimate connection to the country’s artistic heritage. Auvers-sur-Oise and Vincent van Gogh In May 1890 the artist Vincent van Gogh was discharged from an asylum in Saint-Rémy. He moved to Auvers-sur-Oise to be close to his brother Theo and live independently. Though it tragically ended with his suicide, van Gogh’s time in the village was ve... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

454. Find the Party on Gran Canaria: The Best Clubs on the Island November 20, 2018 The small island of Gran Canaria is fast becoming one of the most popular places for Brits to book their summer holidays. It’s sunny and sandy, and it’s got some really amazing clubs that party people will love. Read on for some of the bars you don’t want to miss on your Gran Canaria holiday. Two Party Hubs Most well known summer spots have one major hub for nightlife, but this one has two! The island is small enough that each is near the capital city, Las Palmas, but the centres of activity are at Playa del Ingles and Maspalomas. These two areas offer the best clubs on the i... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

455. Immersion in Nature in the Nublo Rural Park, Gran Canaria November 20, 2018 While the small island may be well known for its party scene, Gran Canaria is also stunningly beautiful. It’s pretty wherever you go, of course, but if you really want to get out of the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in nature, there’s nowhere better than the Roque Nublo Rural Park. Book your flights, accommodation and Gran Canaria transfers and get out to see this natural wonder. Key Facts Located in the very heart of the island, parts of the park creep into most of the municipalities. At 26,000 hectares, it boasts 30 small settlements and a huge variety of plant and ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

456. Must-Sees in Malta when Travelling with Kids November 20, 2018 It’s been another long week of the school run; coaxing the kids into their clothes, then pyjamas, then the bath, then clothes again and no one getting enough sleep. Kids finally in bed, you sit down together to plan this summer’s family holiday and look at each other with the same question written on your faces: ‘how are we going to manage this?’ You need a location with an exciting range of things to do for kids of all ages, isn’t too far from home and has food catered for young taste buds...Well, Malta has the answers to your prayers! Magical Malta The beautiful beaches range ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

457. The Top Haunted Hotspots To Visit When on Holiday in Malta November 20, 2018 Europe’s best kept secret is Malta, a country that not only offers a great cultural and culinary experience but also a variety of haunted hotspots with great character. While you are on holiday in Malta you should definitely check these top off-the-beaten-track haunted and hidden gems. Manoel Island, Near Gzira You must start your spooky adventure in Malta with the truly horrifying Manoel Island. Located just off the shore of the town of Gzira, this island is an absolutely terrifying hotspot with centuries of dark historical events under its belt. It was once used as an isolation... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

458. Scaries in the Canaries! Outdoor Adventures for Fun Loving Families November 20, 2018 Gran Canaria is an incredibly versatile holiday destination. One aspect in which it excels is for families who thrive on getting out in the great outdoors and getting their thrills! There are numerous activities that are safe, fun, and perfect for adventurous older children and parents open to new experiences. This list is not a comprehensive itinerary for young thrill seekers, but it is an excellent appraisal of what the Spanish island has to offer. Coasteering Coasteering is about exploring the cliffs and caves in Puerto Mogan. Led by experienced guides, who are well versed in... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

459. Grand Adventures for Kids on Gran Canaria November 20, 2018 The Spanish island of Gran Canaria in the eastern Atlantic is a great destination for children, boasting a range of activities and diversions to keep those young’uns out from under the feet of their parents. It’s a location most famous for its eternal sun and stunning beaches (128 to choose from!) – but that’s the obvious stuff. There are so many other great things for families to do, and even a fortnight isn’t enough for you to test out everything. You can pre-book Gran Canaria transfers before you leave home, to get you right from the airport to your hotel, with minimum fuss – leaving y... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

460. Don't Miss This! Cool and Unusual Things to Do in Gran Canaria November 20, 2018 Although the island of Gran Canaria is a tourist hotspot for seekers of sun, beaches and water parks, it is actually a very diverse place to visit – even for those seeking peace and quiet or off the beaten track quirkiness. Independent travellers can explore a whole range of cultural, historical or transcendent options on their trip to the east Atlantic and truly find out what makes up the real Gran Canaria. Transfers from the airport in the east of the island make the process of discovery so much faster too. Descending into a Volcano Let’s start with the most dramatic! This ac... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

461. A Cultural Exploration of Gran Canaria: What Not to Miss November 20, 2018 Gran Canaria transfers, Lukas and his colleagues can make sure that you and your luggage get to and from the airport swiftly and safely.">Gran Canaria is not only a destination for British holidaymakers desperate to evade the sullen home skies, or a magnet for all-inclusive package holidays – it’s also a place of acute historical and cultural interest. Not only was it a base for Christopher Columbus for a while and the location of some of Francis Drake’s cheekiest incursions, but it was also home to earlier troglodyte civilisations. Its collection of churches and other early modern relic... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

462. More in Malta: Best Pubs and Clubs on the Island November 20, 2018 Planning a wild party holiday with your uni friends doesn’t have to be as challenging as your degree. Beautiful, sunny Malta isn’t just for history lovers – in fact, it has everything you need to let off steam this summer. Spend your evenings soaking up the nightlife and every days soaking up the sunshine on this diverse island. Malta has something to suit everyone in your group: Elena loves a wild night that doesn’t end until the early hours of the morning, but Rich prefers a chilled evening meeting new friends? No problem – this crazy island has it all! Flick through this handy guide of... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

463. Relax and Enjoy the Natural Beauties of Malta November 20, 2018 Treat yourself on your next holiday and unwind on a glorious break to Malta. Home to gorgeous views, a stunning climate and fabulous natural beauty, this is the perfect spot for a little exploring and a lot of rejuvenating in the year-round sunshine. Despite being a small island, there is something to see around every corner. Whether you fancy a warm afternoon stroll amid the wildlife, a boat trip round the harbour to take in the sights or a delicious romantic meal al fresco, this fantastic island has an escape to suit you. Don’t let a single worry enter your mind while you are on ho... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

464. Off the Beaten Track Travel: Get Creative in Malta November 20, 2018 Whilst the Mediterranean island of Malta might be regarded as a great destination for sun, sand and sea, there are many more activities and attractions which are beginning to draw visitors from all over the world. The capital, Valletta, is currently the European Capital of Culture. This programme has seen the restoration of many of Malta’s wonderful historic sites, whilst a number of high-profile restaurants and boutique hotels have also begun to appear. Valletta’s title is undoubtedly contributing to the island’s thriving cultural, culinary and historic scene. The Catacombs of St.... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

465. Island Hop to Discover the Lesser Known Beauty of Malta November 20, 2018 Many people are unaware that Malta is made up of a chain of islands. After your Malta Airport transfer has dropped you off at your accommodation, it’s definitely worth venturing to as many of the 19 isles as you can. Fungus Rock Fungus Rock, an enormous block of limestone and small islet, is located at the entrance of a lagoon in Dwejra, Gozo. It is 60 metres tall, and is a well-protected nature reserve, meaning that the rock is not accessible to general public. The public were first banned from Fungus Rock by Grand Master Pinto, after a unique and rare type of fungus, which w... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

466. Southern Europe's Stunning Five-Star Family Golf Hotels November 20, 2018 Southern Europe is one of the best places for a sunny summer holiday. But families often find it hard to plan a luxury break that works as well for parents as it does for kids. Especially if the adults in the group want to take the chance to get out on the green too. If you find yourself struggling with this, never fear: the golfing resorts featured here have something for everyone. Verdura Resort Small and sparsely populated, Sicily is very popular among high-end holidaymakers. The island boasts an abundance of five-star hotels, and this 500-acre resort is one of the best. Guests ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

467. Archaeology and Luxury on the Idyllic Island of Crete November 19, 2018 As the largest of the Greek Islands, Crete has a huge amount to offer, from amazing natural beauty to ancient archaeological sites. And the town of Rethymnon sits at the centre of many of these, offering an opportunity to learn about the past while you holiday. And, of course, it has enough high-end accommodation to make it the perfect place for a luxury break. Some Cretan Historical Highlights Sanctuary of Hermes and Aphrodite We begin with the main attraction: the Ancient Greek gods. Most people will have fond memories of hearing about this elaborate mythology growing up, a... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

468. A Splashing Good Time: The Ideal Family Holiday in Tenerife November 19, 2018 Pack your swimsuits and make your way to a stress-free family holiday in Tenerife this year, where there is high-octane fun to be had and maximum relaxing to be done. After another long year of chaotic family life, treat both yourselves and the kids to a fun-packed adventure in sunny Tenerife. Siam Water Park is the ideal day out for any young family, with excitement around every corner for any age or swimming capability, and even the adults won’t be able to help but enjoy themselves. When the grown-ups need their down time though, the many beautiful resorts in Tenerife can cater to your every... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

469. Luxury Croatian Escape: The Resort to Suit Any Mood November 19, 2018 Croatia is a holiday destination like no other. Not only is the weather beautiful, the towns picturesque and the waters warm and blue, this charming destination is home to many exquisite luxury hotels to really make you feel like you’re in paradise. Vodice is a quaint town nestled within the country that has the perfect antidote to any of your needs. Love nature, beaches and maybe even a drink or two? Vodice is the uniquely perfect Croatia resort for you. Beaches for Any Mood Although Vodice is charming and peaceful, the locals know how to have a good time. Plava Plaza Beach is a na... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

470. Top Spots Near Tufnell Park Student Accommodation November 19, 2018 Tufnell Park student accommodation, London, is one of the best areas for student living. It’s a fantastic, lively hub with plenty of events, attractions and must-see landmarks nearby. The residents in Tufnell Park have convenient access to some exciting free attractions both in the surrounding area and in central London, so read on to make sure you don’t miss out on the very best... Hampstead Heath: Day and Night Hampstead Heath is a popular open space just a short journey from Tufnell Park student accommodation. London is widely known for its famous skyscrapers, historical landmarks... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

471. No Place Like Home: Tips for Students Moving to London November 19, 2018 If you’re a student soon to be starting a new life in London, you might be feeling a little nervous or overwhelmed. However, it’s important to keep in mind that a lot of people are in the same boat – you definitely won’t be the only one missing home or occasionally feeling a little down. The good news is, there are plenty of things you can try to help lessen your homesickness. These three simple solutions could work wonders and make you feel much more at home in London… Get Out and Get Active The worst thing you can do if you’re feeling sorry for yourself is remain isolated in ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

472. Healthy Eating Tips for Students in London November 19, 2018 If you’re studying in London, it can be difficult to maintain a healthy, balanced diet (particularly when you’re on a budget). Pop-up fast-food stalls and snack bars often lure customers who have no objection to spending a lot of cash, but for students, it’s much more economical to resist these temptations. Here are some top tips to help you eat well as a student in London – it’s easier than you might think! Branch Out Whether you’re in London for one year, several years or just a short stay, student accommodation is the best place to meet new friends. New friends often mean ne... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

473. Budget London: Student Living In The City November 19, 2018 Studying in London is a hugely exciting prospect; the city is bursting with culture and adventure and is just waiting to be explored. Despite its many positive factors it’s no secret that London is one of the world’s most expensive cities, and living there as a student is no mean feat. To help you on your way to a budget-friendly city lifestyle, here are a few top tips that are sure to come in useful for anyone studying in the Big Smoke. Find Free Attractions Like any city, many attractions in London are extortionate. However, there’s no need to sacrifice your fun – if you look... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

474. The Indispensable Student Guide to London Accommodation November 19, 2018 If you are planning to spend time studying abroad, there is no place like London for receiving a wholesome and inspiring student experience. But while you have most likely read up on the programme you have applied for, as well as researched all the good pubs and entertainment venues, one aspect of your international student experience you may have wondered less about is your student accommodation. London offers a wide variety of options for you, but two which are definitely worth considering are the homestay and the hall of residence. Homestay If you are looking to imbibe some of the... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

475. The London Student's Electronic Survival Kit in a Digital Age November 19, 2018 With the breakneck speed at which technologies develop, one’s mobile device has established itself as an indispensable part of one’s gear. Armed with the correct set of apps, your phone could promote your education, cater to your entertainment, protect you from getting lost, retrieve useful information for you from the Internet and even as much as predict the future. All these special properties become vital for you once you step into the world outside your student accommodation. London is a vast cosmopolitan city with a dynamic way of life which can often leave you giddy with astonishment. T... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

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