Cruising was, not so long ago, a holiday reserved only for the wealthy. It was certainly not the annual trip that many of us see it as today. Ships were smaller floating vessels with a maximum passenger capacity of about 2,000 passengers, with most ships being a lot smaller than that. Today, the newest ships Continue Reading »
Sardinia is an Island in the Mediterranean situated directly under the Island of Corsica. It is an Italian island and is second largest only to Sicily. Although Italian, it is geographically not that close but rather its neighbours are French, Tunisian and Spanish! This diverse island is famous for its stunning beaches and boasts 1,150 Continue Reading »
Chic Saint Tropez, a small fishing village on the Cote d’Azur, became famous in the 50’s and 60’s with the arrival of glamorous showbiz icons. Thereafter, this little piece of France would never be the same again! St Tropez, playground of the rich and famous This area has the most expensive accommodation in France. We Continue Reading »
When most of us think of a trip to Australia our first thoughts are usually Sydney, Brisbane and the Great Barrier Reef. But, of course, there are many dimensions to this vast continent and the West Coast is becoming more and more popular, not least as we can now fly direct from London to Perth. Continue Reading »
At FHR, we love travel and finding new bloggers that inspire us. We have enjoyed reading all about stainable travel this month, and in doing so came across a wonderful blog called Charlie on Travel, which has become our new favourite read! About Charlie on Travel Charlie on Travel is a sustainable UK travel blog Continue Reading »