Gondwana is on the fringe of South Africa’s garden route, on the southeastern coast of the continent.

The Amalfi Coast is well-known to visitors making their way to Campania in Italy, but venture further south and there's more to discover.

Abu Dhabi is a bit like a grown-up version of Dubai. It may be a little less flashy, but the emirate has a lot to offer.

Sometimes, you want that little bit more room at a hotel. Here are six gorgeous suites across the UK, where space is not an issue.

Visitors to London often remain encompassed by the comforting confines of zone one. Following the river leads to a different perspective.

An intriguing facet of the USA is the plethora of quirky sites and roadside attractions. Here are 10 of the best.

Boating on the beautiful canals and rivers in France is an absolute treat. Here's what it feels like to captain a boat without a licence.

Porto in Portugal is known for its stately bridges and port wine production. Here's what to see in 48 hours.

Beyond the glitz of Dubai, there's an oasis in the desert. Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa is a true treat for the senses.

Every summer, visitors flock to Mallorca’s shores. The winter sun in this Spanish island destination is not the only draw.

Hobart, in Tasmania, Australia, is a rather small capital, but good things often come in small packages. Here are a few reasons to visit.

“May I see your booking confirmation?” asks the well-groomed man at the reception at Hotel Quinta da Marinha on the fringe of Cascais in...

Repurposed farmhouses, ancient inns and character-packed premises are dotted across the UK. Here are 7 southern stays with the wow factor.

Milan is the catwalk city of Italy. Beautiful people, beautiful food and beautiful places. Here's an overview of some of Milan's highlights.

Glasgow has undergone significant change. 48 hours here is just not enough, but it will give you a taste of the city.

The fortunes of Monkey Island Estate have waxed and waned, but the island near Bray is set to be the new king of the swingers. Here's why.

Cornwall was once reliant on mining, fishing and farming. Now, fresh seafood, breathtaking beaches and lush gardens keep Kernow on the map.