Travel Blog

NEW YORK Just 7 hours after leaving Heathrow flying with Delta direct we arrived in New York. On arrival in New York we transferred to The Ritz Carlton Central Park for 2 nights and as we walked in I knew that the hotel was going to be amazing and everything that you would expect from […]

Hurghada is an exciting and vibrant holiday destination suitable for all ages and can be found on the western side of Egypt’s Red Sea Riviera. Transformed in recent years from a small fishing village, the town of Hurghada has managed to retain its natural and historic charm. Hurghada is perfect for those seeking total relaxation […]

We have been sailing this coast since 1893 and pride ourselves on offering not only a service for local people looking to travel from A to B, but also the holiday of a lifetime for tourists wishing to experience the real Norway and its coastal treasures. Of course, there are many large white cruise liners […]

I was lucky enough to get the chance to visit the very beautiful island of Antigua in June of this year, it’s safe to say I loved it. Not only does the island boast 365 beaches but it also offers some of the best hotels in the Caribbean including the Sandals Grande Antiguan Resort and […]

I have just returned from an 11 day stay on the Canary island of Fuerteventura, known as the windy isle and yes it was! Although it was more comfortable for the fairer skinned. Our EasyJet flight took about 3hrs 40 mins.The transfer provided was a private minibus to carry the 8 of us to the […]

Having arranged many 'Hen' Weekends, it was time for my own 'Hen weekend experience'. I was 'escorted' to the amazing resort of Marbella and what an experience I was to have. Only a 2 hour flight from Bristol which was quick and easy. It is the perfect spot and great for hen and stag weekends. […]

I visited Thailand this year (April 2013) for the first time, and must say what a wonderful country Thailand is. Great food, Great service, Great weather & Great people they really can’t do enough for you. I must admit I was a little apprehensive about travelling here at first as had never been to the […]

Hurghada is a city by the Red Sea, it stretches for about 22 miles along the coast. Adjacent to this there are numerous shops & bars, nightclubs etc. Along with the usual array of street sellers & camel rides, there is also a new marina with more upmarket shops & boutiques. It also has its […]

I travelled by train to Southampton from Weston-super-Mare via Bristol (where I met up with Geoff), which turned out to be an excellent way of travelling as it was so easy. Southampton Central station is only about 15 minutes walking distance to the port, and for a few pounds there were an abundance of taxis […]

Whether new ship or old, MSC Cruises emphasizes a strongly Italian-influenced ambience, is privately owned and, as such, the designs of its vessels are unique to the line. MSC Opera carrying 1,756 passengers, debuted in June 2004. In Europe, from the Mediterranean to the Baltic, the ships attract a very strong European crowd. (U.K.- and […]