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Where to watch Gareth Bale play while on holiday in Spain
With Gareth Bale this week making his much talked about move to Real Madrid for a staggering £85.3m, the gifted footballer has committed himself to a six-year stay in Spain. No doubt the warm sunny weather was the major draw for him – as well as the rumoured £300,000 a week pay packet. Although
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Spanish steps – three of the best views to climb for in Spain
Enjoying penthouse views will mean climbing a lot of stairs in the new InTempo Tower in Benidorm – with 47 floors the latest luxury apartments will certainly dominate the skyline, but the final 27 floors are not served by a lift, meaning purchasers of the flats higher up this building will
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Settle in Sarigerme, down by Dalaman
The name Sarigerme perhaps doesn’t roll off the tongue and you’d be forgiven for having no idea where this small beach resort is. What you might not be forgiven for is ignoring it if planning a holiday to Turkey. Situated just minutes from Dalaman Airport, it’s the ideal spot for a romantic ge
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A twist of city culture on beach holidays in Spain
Are you off anywhere for bank holiday weekend? This week, it was reported that record numbers of Brits are heading abroad, with 1.8 million heading overseas for the late summer holiday. Top of the list for many is Spain, in particular the Canary and Balearic Islands along with the Catalan capital Ba
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Varadero, Cuba: from cacti to Capone
What’s 20km long but only 1.2km at its widest point and boasts some of the most exciting holiday experiences you could dream of? Sounds like it could be the start of a joke but in fact we’re talking about Varadero, Cuba. While Havana may be the first place you think of when the Caribbean island
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Discovering the best waterfalls around the world
No matter how much you love your favourite beach, a refreshing alternative is always tempting when the sun is burning and the sand gets so hot it feels more like a sea of lava. But hiding under the nearest tree just won’t do the trick, unless you’re feeling a bit lazy. With so muc
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Highlights of the harvest season: visiting Greece in autumn
Blessed with an eastern Mediterranean climate, Greece’s holiday season doesn’t come to a halt with the end of August. Forget the island beach parties of the summer and embrace the turning of the seasons, as the leaves tumble from their branches and olive and grape crops become ripe for the p
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Hiking the Canary Islands: best walks for families
The Canaries are a fantastic holiday destination, no matter whether you want to sun yourself on desert sands, or treat the kids to action-packed water parks and animal attractions. But, if you’re looking for something beyond the beach huts, the islands make a great backdrop to a walking holiday, e
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Tips for brilliant (and safe) family safaris to Kenya
Kenya’s incredible wildlife has attracted tourists to this small, east African country for generations. Boasting several large game reserves and national parks, Kenya is home to thriving communities of the ‘Big Five’ African game animals: African elephant, Cape buffalo, lion, rhinoceros and le
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Choosing perfect honeymoon packages in Mexico
Honeymoon packages in Mexico are popular because the weather is fantastic, the locals are warm-hearted, the exchange rate is favourable and there are some fascinating cultural and historical sites on show. Some of the best honeymoon accommodation can be found on the Riviera Maya, where there’s a l
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