The food and drink of Cyprus are inseparable from the country’s landscape, history and tradition of hospitality. Typified by an abundance of fresh local ingredients, a cheese that is unique to the island, and one of the world’s oldest wine traditions. And... See more
Whether you’re in search of history, culture and gastronomy, or sun, sand and tavernas, the coastal city of Paphos makes a perfect base. Located on the southwest coast of Cyprus, it is also ideally situated for exploring the surrounding countryside. So wh... See more
Cyprus is a place where myth overlaps with history, where legend is woven into the landscape. And nowhere more so than in Paphos: inhabited since the Neolithic period, birthplace of the goddess Aphrodite, and later colonised by the Romans. Today the archa... See more
Imagine al fresco dining by the sea, early morning yoga with the sound of waves lapping on the beach, and UNESCO listed archaeological sites within easy reach. Add in luxurious surroundings and welcoming staff for whom nothing is too much trouble, and you... See more
The Orkney Islands, off the far north of Scotland, have one of the richest surviving Neolithic landscapes in the British Isles. A cluster of stone circles, tombs and villages that still stand today, thousands of years after their construction, form the He... See more
