Exploring the Great and Little St Bernard Passes

Dreaming of an alpine adventure? Well, the Great St Bernard Pass is an iconic way to explore the borderlands between France, Switzerland, and Italy – so get ready to explore everything this route has to offer with P&O Ferries routes between the UK and Europe! So how did this destination get its name? Every year on the 28th of May,

The Best Van Life Travel Destinations to Visit on your Adventure

Dreaming of hitting the road in a spacious vehicle with space to bring along everything you might need? Van life is a top travel trend as more and more travellers embrace the freedom of this way of roaming around the world. With this in mind, we’ve put together a handy guide to the best places to visit in Europe that

Burns Night Scotland: How & Where to Celebrate

Get your haggis, neeps, and tatties ready – Burns Night is just around the corner and we’re here to help you make the most of this celebration! But what is Burns Night? This festivity dates back to the 18th century and champions the life and works of Robert Burns, the famed Scottish poet and lyricist. It is celebrated on the

Travel Europe on the Road: The Ultimate Guide to Van Life

Ready to embrace the van life? If you love to travel and have always dreamed of living on the road, then it could be time to learn more about this self-sufficient way to get around. When it comes to ticking off all the places to visit in Europe that you’d love to see for yourself, you can do a lot

Guide to Planning the Ultimate Venice City Break

For a city break packed with rich history, immaculate architecture and enchanting canals, Venice is truly one of the best city breaks in Europe. From roaming around the city’s renowned St Marco Square to enjoying authentic pizzerias and gelato in the sunshine, there’s so much to explore in this stunning city. So, if you’re planning a Venice city break this

Discover the Marathon Du Medoc

For a runners’ experience like no other, get to know the infamous Marathon du Medoc in the south western region of Gironde! This race is an adventure across French vineyards which welcomes around 8000 participants every year. Whether a traditional marathon has never appealed or you’re a fitness fanatic looking to shake up your routine, a wine marathon in France

A Digital Nomad’s Guide to Europe

Craving a morning meeting with a view of the Alps or want to explore the beauty of Bavaria once you’ve logged off? Well, it’s an exciting time for nomadic work as it’s become a big trend in recent years. With the help of the latest technology and a trusty Wi-Fi connection, a digital nomad lifestyle is possible almost anywhere. So,

Driving from Calais to Switzerland

There’s nothing like the thrill of the open road and exploring Europe on four wheels lets you move from country to country with ease. Driving between European cities and seeing the varied landscape makes for a trip like no other and a route from Calais to Switzerland has sights, sounds and tastes that you’ll take home with you.

Hauts-de-France Weekend Road Trip

Encompassing the sandy beaches of Pas-de-Calais, the châteaux of Oise, the floating gardens of the Somme and much more besides, the Hauts-de-France contains many of the most beautiful places in northern France. To help you plan your own adventure in this scenic part of the country, we’ve selected some of the best cities and attractions you can visit on a Hauts-de-France weekend road trip.

8 Essential Places to Visit in Ireland: The Emerald Isle

A green land steeped in folklore and history, and abundant in whiskey, beer and hearty food, Ireland is a brilliant holiday destination. From bustling cities to some of Europe’s most beautiful landscapes, there’s a fantastic variety of attractions on offer throughout the country. To help you plan your own adventure around this romantic island, we’ve selected some of our favourite

Driving in Europe this Summer

Exploring some of Europe’s most scenic driving routes couldn’t be easier when starting your journey with P&O Ferries. No matter which port you are sailing into, join a path to discovery and be wowed by vibrant cities, areas of natural beauty and fascinating historical sites. To help inspire your next trip, we have put together some ideas for driving in

Easter Half Term Holidays in Europe

The Easter Half Term is just around the corner, and with the days getting longer (and hopefully warmer) it’s the perfect time to plan a holiday away. While far flung places may be more difficult to organise with young children who just want to run around and play, there are actually plenty of fantastic destinations just a stone’s throw away.

Things to do in Germany’s Black Forest

Widely hailed as Germany‘s most beautiful region, the Black Forest’s landscape of deep river valleys, ancient woodlands and mountainous peaks makes it an enchanting place to escape. According to legend, the Brothers Grimm were inspired by the mysterious aura of this place to write their iconic fairy tales Hansel and Gretel, Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel, and there are loads of

The Causeway Coastal Route

Clinging to the wave battered north east coast of Northern Ireland, a dramatic seaside road runs all the way from the capital of Belfast to Derry – Londonderry. Known as the Causeway Coastal Route, this winding, snaking passage contains some of the country’s most awe-inspiring natural backdrops and is renowned as one of the world’s greatest road journeys.

Tips for a Family Road Trip

From the rolling hills of the French countryside to the historic canals of Bruges, Europe is home to a wealth of adventures to inspire young minds. Forget delayed departures, in-flight tantrums and baggage restrictions; a road trip gives you the freedom to go wherever you like, whenever you like and make as many stops as you want along the way.