When most people think of beaches in this small South American country between Argentina and Brazil, Punta del Este and other strands along its "Gold Coast" most readily come...
Apart from appealing colonial towns and excellent ecotourism (most notably volcanoes) (LINK) Central America´s smallest country is bathed by the Pacific Ocean along 300 kilometres (186 miles) of coastline,...
Crete – land of the most famous myths and the base of the Minoan civilisation – has been coveted by Romans, Ottomans, Venetians and Muslims, as well as Greeks.
When most non-Spaniards think of Granada, the “Arabian Nights” fantasy of the Alhambra and next-door Generalife spring most readily to mind, whilst beaches in Andalusia usually conjure up visions...
Hundreds of kilometres of fetching Atlantic Ocean beaches with both calm and wilder waters, punctuated by sand dunes and rocky bluffs, and served by a variety of places to stay and play, from luxurious resort areas to unpretentious small towns and unspoiled nature reserves
The fourth largest and easternmost of the Canary Islands is known for its starkly beautiful semi-desert landscape including volcanic cones; the innovative works of native-son architect/environmentalist César Manrique; and...
From its northern Adriatic Sea coasts to its southern islands in the Mediterranean, la bell'Italia offers a wide menu of beaches, from full-bells-and-whistles strands to castaway coves. And here...