August is the perfect time to embark on an unforgettable summer adventure, exploring some of the most captivating destinations in Europe. From the romantic streets of Paris to the serene beauty of the Italian L...
Provence makes the ideal choice for a family holiday - you've got the beaches and glamour of the French Riviera for a bit of time by the sea (and a spot of celebrity spotting) and the Alps running through ...
Provence is a region bursting with unique possibilities. From the stunning beaches of the French Riviera and the challenging Alps to enchanting hidden wetlands and rolling lavender fields, this area of France h...
Guest post by Dakota Murphy
Europe is blessed with many attractive beaches, rivers, lakes and stunning natural bodies of water on the coast and inland. So, if you’re someone who filters their holiday searche...
Picking your summer holiday destination, so we've gathered our top picks for where to go in July so you don't have to. July is the heart of summer, a time when many parts of the world come alive with perfect we...
While its most famous export might be off-limits for the little ones, Burgundy still has loads to offer families who want to explore the region together. The landscape and countryside offer boundless opportunit...
Guest post by Dakota Murphey
With many of us planning our holidays and hoping to extend them into working trips away, Europe has some attractive and convenient cities for a ‘workation’.
If you’...
Champagne is known as one of the most famous wine regions in France, making it a desired destination for many travellers. It may come as a surprise, but it is also a great family destination in France.
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Tales are told far and wide of France’s fairytale landscapes. With verdant countryside settings dotted with charming mediaeval settlements and sun-kissed vineyards, wherever you turn you’ll find destinations th...
The beaches in the South of France are popular for a reason – it’s one of the most luxurious destinations out there! From the star-studded glam of Cannes and St Tropez to the luscious landscape of the rura...
The Loire Valley offers a huge range of family activities for when you fancy taking the kids over to its beautiful and versatile countryside. Bring them along on a family-friendly tour with a twist, let them ru...
Here at Oliver's Travels, we're always trying to do our bit to be more sustainable. As 'slow travel' gets more and more popular, we thought we'd bring you our favourite Oliver's Travels' properties that can be ...
If you want to experience one of the most beautiful places in the world, there’s only one thing for it – head to one of our villas in the Dordogne. There’s a reason (in fact, there are loads) that the British a...
The most quintessential French getaway, the Dordogne is beloved among tourists and locals alike for its picturesque countryside, fortified towns and rich historic significance. Our destination experts have comb...
It's not just Brittany's coasts and beaches that'll have you impressed - there's a whole world of gastronomy, local specialities and fantastic flavours to explore in the region too. From what are known as ...
A big part of any proper holiday is taking time to enjoy what your chosen destination has to offer, which is certainly true of French food and drink. If you're heading to one of our Dordogne boutique villas and...
Here at Oliver's Travels, we handpick all our villas in Aquitaine so you can be sure you and your family find the perfect place to stay - whether they need a high chair or 24/7 wifi access for th...
Aquitaine's reputation as a varied and enchanting destination is well-earned. Whether you're looking for relaxation or excitement, this beautiful part of southwestern France is a feast for every one of the sens...
Colloquially known as Le Midi, or the midday, due to the sheer amount of sunshine it enjoys, it’s pretty clear why the south of France is one of the country’s top holiday destinations. Given all of the cap...
The French equivalent of the Hamptons, Île de Ré is all postcard-pretty villages, honeyed beaches and oyster shacks. Just 19 miles by five, the tiny island is best explored by bike or on horseback, while its co...