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The magnetism of ocean sailing

LES SABLES-D'OLONNE: MAKING WAVES IN THE WORLD OF SAILING

A flotilla of boats trailed in the wake of a fleet of traditional long-keeled yachts and their skippers, competitors of the Golden Globe Race 2022 (GGR); all were heading through the now iconic ‘Channel’ connecting Port Olona’s race village to the open sea, leaving the ‘capital’ of ocean racing ‘Les Sables-d’Olonne’ to melt away into the landscape. 

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Christians and the Moors

Best Things To Do On The Costa Blanca

Costa Blanca Fiestas

Costa Blanca is famous for its various fiestas, they run all summer and are simply unmissable. Whole towns devote days and weeks to staging exquisite extravaganzas, celebrating the Christians and the Moors, winemaking, local craftsmanship, sailing, fine food, giant fireworks displays and of course bull runs. See here for a list of Fiestas on the Costa Blanca with dates.

Seacave Kayak and Snorkel Tour Javea

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Private Island For Rent

Top Tips for Renting Your Luxury Villa With Private Pool By The Beach

Excellence Luxury Villas give us their Top Tips for booking a luxury villa or chateau this holiday season.

Renting a Chateau in France or renting a luxury Villa in Italy is always a challenge, which is why we take all the pressure off and help you to find the best luxury villas for rent anywhere in the world.

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Ozen By Atmosphere At Maadhoo Island Maldives: Picture Perfect Paradise with Butler-Part 1

Ozen By Atmosphere At Maadhoo Island Maldives: Picture Perfect Paradise with Butler-Part 1

Lunch at The House Lounge at Heathrow was the perfect way to start our trip to Ozen By Atmosphere At Maadhoo Island in the Maldives. We had wisely picked our flight times to make the trip as comfortable as possible and to get the maximum time in the Maldives. The outbound flight to Male with Qatar Airways was at 15.05 with a 55-minute stopover in Doha. This meant we would arrive at 9.00 in the morning at Male and have the whole day to get over the jet lag and get acclimatised.

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Arran Farmhouse

The Hidden Glories Of The Isle Of Arran

There are getaways and there are hideaways. And it was on Arran, an isle separated by the Firth of Clyde that I had chosen to come, to avoid the hassle of Covid, the endless paperwork and all those wretched travel passes.

So I took the ferry from Ardrossan to Arran’s Brodick Bay and then drove beyond a heathered wind-swept mountain graced with roaming deer.

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