If you are thinking about any changes that could have an impact on travelling to Europe after Brexit you are not alone, but you will still be able to enjoy amazing adventures and happy holidays across the Channel after the 1st January 2021.
Things to do in Galway for Foodies
Located on Ireland’s west coast, there are plenty of things to do in Galway due to its position by the sea, medieval charm, traditional Irish atmosphere, and amazing food scene.
2019 Events in Europe
If there’s one thing Europeans know how to do well, it’s putting on a show. Thousands of different regional and national festivals take place across the continent each year, with everything from carnivals to Christmas celebrations. As we wave goodbye to 2018, take a look at some of the best 2019 events in Europe that deserve a spot in your …
Old World Sites in Europe
As the birthplace of many of a civilisation, Europe is undeniably saturated in historical value. In fact, aside from its delicious food scene and exciting calendar of events that take place in the ‘Old Continent’, the majority of tourists also visit to immerse themselves in its wonderful heritage. From the Medieval town of Bruges to the picturesque Loire Valley, take …
Travel to France for the Rugby Internationals
Rugby fans, the time has come. The Autumn Rugby Internationals – the highlight of the annual rugby roster – will soon be upon us. You’d better be ready to immerse yourself in the ‘Game Played in Heaven’, because we’re about to witness a series of epic encounters between the Northern and Southern Hemisphere teams.
Places to Spend Halloween in Europe
If you’re interested in all things macabre and supernatural, prepare for your preferred time of year, as Halloween is almost upon us. Between gorging on sweets and carving creepy pictures into pumpkins, why not take the time explore a notoriously haunted spot by heading to one of the best places to spend Halloween in Europe?
“A superpod of over 4000 Striped Dolphin” and other marine wildlife spotted on our ferry routes
Did you know that P&O Ferries routes are regularly used by Research Surveyors for MARINElife, a charity that keeps records of sightings to aid marine management and conservation? In fact, the group’s first outings started on a former P&O ferry service that ran from the UK to Bilbao.
Could you finish the E2 European long distance path?
A long-distance walking route that criss-crosses Europe, the E2 path takes you through some of the world’s most scenic countryside. And with thousands of miles of rolling hills, sandy beaches and lofty terrain, embarking on foot means you’ll be able to take the time to truly appreciate the route’s steadily changing landscape.
5 of the Best Surf Spots in Europe
It may have been the Californian wilds that got The Beach Boys yearning for a longer summer – but head to any of these surf spots in Europe and you’ll soon agree that they could have been crooning about coastlines much closer to home.
“The best thing about our trip was the unexpected!” A Weekend in Scotland
The following post and photos come from Fiona of Gluten Free Fi When we planned our trip from Larne to Cairnryan, we opted to get the early ferry so that we could watch the sunrise as we sailed across the North Channel towards Scotland. At 2am my husband, Andy, packed up the car with all of my ‘essentials’…my extremely large …
May Half-Term 2018: Four family-friendly destinations in Europe
Visit Europe in late May and you’ll be served up with reliably warm temperatures, longer daylight hours and resorts which are considerably less crowded than high season – making it perfect for a half-term break. Looking for fun stuff to do in Europe with the kids this May half-term? Here we have city breaks, adventure holidays and beautiful breaks in …
Alternative City Breaks in Europe
When planning a short break, it’s easy for thoughts to turn to classic destinations like Paris, Amsterdam or Dublin. However, there’s a real sense of adventure to be found in exploring the undiscovered, untrodden parts of Europe that few get to see. From the incredible Irish culture of Limerick to the centuries old Dutch city of Utrecht, these are the …
Last-Minute May Breaks
Although April signals the start of spring, May is the month of sunny weather, new bulbs in bloom and an explosion of exciting festivals across the UK and Europe. So why not make the most of the new season with one of these last-minute May breaks?
Five Specialty Food Festivals in Europe 2018
From the sublime to the ridiculous, food festivals are the epitome of gastronomic curiosity-quenching, elevating local delicacies to the likes of idols. Here, lemons line the streets in the form of intricate sculptures, oysters are artfully shucked in contests of speed, and onions are celebrated with raucous street parties – as they have been for over 350 years. So if …
The Best Courses and Workshops in Europe for Foodies
Make a resolution you won’t want to break this year with a spot on one of Europe’s best foodie courses. Book a weekend away to immerse yourself in the art of cooking a boeuf bourguignon Julia Child would be proud of, sweet pastries fit for a patisserie window, or mix it up with a bartending course in the heart of …
Last Minute January Holiday Deals
What better way to shake off the January blues than by treating yourself to a quick post-Christmas getaway? Get the year off to the right start with one of our fantastic last minute January holiday deals – so you can enjoy a new year escape without breaking the bank.
Three Wicked Cities to Celebrate Halloween in Europe
With its ancient ruins, gory history and fascinating folklore – Europe is an amazing place to be on October 31st. If you want to scare yourself silly, some spooky destinations can be found just a short ferry ride away, so why not celebrate Halloween in Europe by visiting one of these fright-filled cities.
Guide to Galway and the Aran Islands
There are few driving routes that rival the Wild Atlantic Way – the world’s longest coastal road. Lofty mountain peaks, towering crags, shimmering beaches and tranquil coves all illustrate the wild spirit of this mysterious land, creating the very essence of the Ireland made famous in poetry, music and film. In recent years, signposting along the Wild Atlantic Way has …
Find a Last Minute August Holiday
Get ready for ice cream on the beach, camping under the stars, and plenty of new and exciting places to explore! We know planning ahead can be difficult – especially if you’re juggling a whole family’s schedule. But never fear, there’s still plenty of time to enjoy a spot of sunshine this summer with these last minute August holiday ideas.
Alternative European Golf Tournaments of 2017
If all the drama and excitement in the lead up to the British Open has whetted your appetite, take a look at these other great golf tournaments taking place across Europe this year. Whether you’re looking to take on the greens yourself or simply catch the newest talent rising through the ranks, you’ll find the perfect golfing break here. From …
Getting from the port of Dublin to Galway
Set along the Wild Atlantic Way on Ireland’s west coast, Galway is a thriving, bohemian city that is often referred to as the country’s cultural heart. As well as having plenty of beaches and expansive promenades perfect for a seaside escape, the city’s network of cobbled streets, colourful shops and folky bars are a joy to explore for all ages, …