271. Fabulous Foodie Fun in the Glorious Chianti Region of Tuscany
February 18, 2020
Italy and gastronomy go hand in hand and nowhere is that expectation higher than in Tuscany, a destination renowned for its outstanding locally produced food and wine. While it’s pretty hard to find a bad (authentic) meal in Tuscany, the Chianti region is arguably the best of a pretty magnificent bu...
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272. Discover The Age Old Tradition of Olive Oil Production in Chianti
February 18, 2020
One of the products most synonymous with Italy is its delicious olive oil. Most areas have their own version of this sacred drop, and not only is it eaten and used in cooking as an absolute staple, it’s also a very common souvenir for tourists to take back home. It’s a little bit of Italy in a bottl...
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273. Australia's Most Compact Epic Road Trip: Tasmania!
February 18, 2020
Just to the south of Australia is the beautiful island of Tasmania and, as it is so compact, it makes the perfect place for a road trip. In a one week visit, you’ll feel like you’ve explored the whole island and, as there is so much to see, both scenery and culture wise, you will feel like you have ...
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274. Hit the Road to Scenic Adventures on the Isle of Wight
February 18, 2020
The Isle of Wight has got to be one of the most beautiful places in the UK to discover by road. The concept of a road trip around this sleepy island, that was once a Victorian holiday destination, has an air of romance about it and, because of its modest size, you don’t have to spend long days behin...
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275. Explore Colourful, Compact Madeira on a Relaxed Road Trip
February 18, 2020
Madeira is one of those islands that is definitely best explored by car. With so much to discover in its ‘out of the way’ towns and villages and along its beautiful coastline, having your own wheels gives you the best chance of seeing as much you want to in the time you have.
We suggest rent...
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276. 3 Of The Best Road Trips Around Wales
February 18, 2020
Wales might be a country of modest dimensions but, while small in area, it has so much opportunity for the traveller looking to get off the beaten path and explore. Stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches and cities packed with cultural delights are just the start.
The size of Wales makes it...
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277. Taste, Experience and Appreciate Champagne: A Feast for the Senses
February 18, 2020
For the discerning traveller with an avid interest in food and wine, a French barge cruise through the magnificent Champagne region has got to be among the most highly recommended. Blanketed in famous vineyards and, more often than not, bathed in warm golden light, this region is perfectly suited to...
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278. Top Five Take-Home Souvenirs of Glorious Gascony
February 18, 2020
The concept of the French barge cruise is one that has recently become a very popular choice for the discerning traveller. Discovering a country or a region at a steady pace from the comfort of a luxury floating hotel is definitely appealing to more and more people, especially those who have an inte...
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279. Tackle the Après Ski Scene in La Plagne Head On
February 18, 2020
After a long day of hitting the slopes with your friends and colleagues, it would be a terrible waste to not make the most of La Plagne’s incredible après ski scene. More than just an excuse to drink to your heart’s content, the après ski tradition originates from the practice of wrapping up a lon...
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280. Discover Beautiful Beaune on a Barge Cruise in France
February 18, 2020
It is no accident that the concept of the luxury barge holiday was born in France. Not only does the incredible network of waterways make it ideal for water based exploration, but everywhere you turn, historical towns, monumental attractions and cultural and gastronomic highlights abound.
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Author: Laura Jeeves
