Antigua in a time of Covid
September 22, 2021
Ladies and Gentlemen, Charlie has left the country. It was almost a year to the day since we have last set off overseas (a brilliant
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Egypt and the River Nile
June 21, 2021
One of the unexpected joys of not being able to travel much over the last year is the opportunity to reflect on past trips and
Sailing the Turquoise Coast – Turkey
February 16, 2021
The Turkish coast is one of the loveliest in the whole Mediterranean and nowhere is it more attractive than in the southwest, along the Aegean
Alonissos (Greece) – Far from the Madding Crowd
October 7, 2020
At the end of August we made it to the Mediterranean and discovered the perfect peaceful get-away-from-it-all Greek destination. Sleepy Alonissos, to the west of
Skiathos – one beach at a time
September 15, 2020
Well we thought we couldn’t find a Greek island to rival Alonissos – and really we couldn’t – Alonissos’s charms are unique. But we moved
Armchair Travels – A world by via Zoom
August 5, 2020
Earlier in the year, while in the UK we were experiencing a world of lockdown we decided to run a series of webinars (Armchair Travels)
A Tirolean Christmas – St Anton (Austria)
June 25, 2020
With a number of brilliant Christmas skiing holidays behind us there was no hesitation to head back to Austria again for the 2019 festive season.
Exploring the Imperial capital of Japan – Kyoto
April 27, 2020
We always suggest that anyone planning a Japan holiday allows plenty of time to see Tokyo. If anything we suggest allowing even more time for
Eating your way around Japan
January 26, 2020
It would be fair to say that the food played a pretty central role in our trip to Japan, not only was it all delicious
Away from the big cities – exploring Japan
November 28, 2019
Away from the big cities – exploring Japan As well as enjoying all that we could of the big cities of Tokyo and Kyoto we
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