Lounging around the pool with your friends at your luxury chateau in Languedoc is all well and good, but there's so much to see and do in the region too. Make sure you and your group have something to look...
The climate of Crete lends itself to some fantastic local produce. The rich soil and long, sun-soaked seasons result in the most flavourful herbs plus luscious fruit and vegetables, while bread and cheese is of...
The South East Coastal Path takes you from the Wash down to Southampton – 84 miles of wildlife hotspots, sandy beaches with colourful beach huts, historic sites and fishing villages serving up the freshest catc...
Champagne certainly comes pretty high on the list when it comes to unmissable destinations for true foodies - but what else would expect from the region that invented the world's most celebrated luxury tipple? ...
Sorrento sits on the cliffs above Italy’s Bay of Naples, surrounded by lemon groves. With a setting like that and a cobblestone old town, it’s no wonder it’s been given World Heritage Site status. It’s seriousl...
Whether you're looking to take it easy on the terrace of your Cretan villa, overlooking your own private pool with a glass of local wine, or cranking it up on mountain bikes through the Samaria Gorge, a holiday...
With some major historical sites to get stuck in, and awe-inspiring landscapes to explore, it's easy to find unforgettable experiences on a group villa holiday to Crete. Simply follow your whims and let your im...
Any country with a history as rich and exciting as France is bound to have some haunting remnants of its dramatic past, serving as a reminder of lives and times long gone. And in this instance, we really d...
It's no secret that France is the place to go for wine lovers. Every region you visit in the country has a locally produced drink, whether it be the seductive bubbles of Champagne, the delicate whites in Dordog...
One of the best kinds of holiday you can take is one that takes full advantage of the company of your friends. Whatever your age, taking a break with a few close buddies provides a great opportunity to chill ou...
Arguably one of our favourite cuisines here at Oliver's Travels, Italian food is rich with tradition and centuries-old techniques. From Naples to Modena, and Rome to Bologna, even the place names of the co...
It's swimwear season and we are counting down the days til we can enjoy dazzling ocean swims, sunset boat trips, long summer days and cocktails by the pool, so we thought we'd speak to swimwear guru Arabella, o...
Shrove Tuesday, Fat Tuesday, Mardi Gras... this beloved day goes by many names and is fabulously celebrated with local traditions all over the world. Here in the UK, we go wild for pancakes, which everyone at O...
With its bucolic, heather-clad moors and some of the country’s friendliest people, Yorkshire is one of the finest places to enjoy a UK staycation. Dubbed ‘Gods Own Country’, it encompasses the picturesque Yorks...
Yes, you read that right - beaches in Scotland. It's one of their best kept secrets - and it's worked out for the Scots, as their beaches are nowhere near as damaged by tourism than the likes of some in England...
Found in the east of England, Norfolk’s charms are as broad as the famous network of rivers that run through it. With an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife, this is one county where you can really kick ba...
As it's such a popular destination for many different types of holidaymakers, the Algarve is well suited for the kind of holiday that isn't just about lounging around the pool ( though there's nothing wrong wit...
Though you might not expect Sussex to be a top pick when it comes to foodie destinations, Sussex has a surprising amount on offer for the discerning gourmand. Many restaurants will be serving high quality, seas...
Nestled in landscapes of rolling green fields, farmhouses and white chalk cliffs, Normandy is an absolute gem on the north coast of France. Historical French coastal cities, seaside towns and medieval vill...
Arcachon Bay is a bay of the Atlantic Ocean situated between the Côte d'Argent and the Côte des Landes, known as 'Le Bassin' ('The Basin') by local people, it's situated in the department of Aquitaine and Giron...