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01/12/2021

Bringing winter sun to travellers flying from Edinburgh, Virgin Atlantic's new route to Barbados puts the Caribbean island firmly on our list for 2022. The route from Scotland's capital to Barbados marks the first time Virgin Atlantic has flown international flights from Edinburgh in its 37-year history. It's also Scotland’s only direct flight to the Caribbean.

With Virgin flights from both London Heathrow and Edinburgh, we've got our eyes on the sun, sea and white sand of this Caribbean idyll for early and late 2022. What's more, a stylish new hotel has arrived in Christ Church, giving you a five-star all-inclusive retreat to experience when you get there. O2 Beach Club and Spa is set on 1,000 feet of the powder white sand on Barbados' south coast. It's the hottest new place to experience indulgent dining, top-notch pampering and a trio of pools.

01/12/2021

Fresh from its Olympic and Paralympic success, Japan is a dream holiday destination that should be firmly on your list for 2022. This year, however, it's time to go beyond Tokyo and explore the country's rural side. Japan's newest bullet train route, Nishi Kyushu Shinkansen, is set to open between Nagasaki and Saga in autumn 2022. This will help speed up Nagasaki connections from the current Kyushu bullet train line that comes into Fukuoka from Tokyo.

The trains themselves will be called kamome meaning 'seagull,' following the popularity of lockdown video game franchise, Ghost of Tsushima, which is set on the stunning archipelagos surrounding the city of Nagasaki. Over the next decade, there will also be new bullet train lines joining Tokyo directly to traditional Fukui, snowy Sapporo and passing through the Nakasendo walking trails of the Kiso Valley. Japan is set to be one of the biggest rail holiday destinations of the future...

01/12/2021

If ever there was a year to visit the Netherlands, it's 2022 when the Floriade floral spectacle takes place, with its timely eco-theme of ‘growing green cities’. Held every 10 years, the Floriade Expo returns for six months from April to October and will bring an array of unique and fascinating exhibitions to Almere, near Amsterdam.

With a focus on imagining sustainable, city living for the future, you can expect inspiring gardens, workshops and exhibitions mixed with striking attractions and tasting sessions. The 150-acre site is also where 300 eco-homes have been built, with plans for the area to be turned into a green residential neighbourhood of 660 homes, so if you're after a sustainably-focused holiday destination for 2022, Holland is the place worth considering.

01/12/2021

From major events taking place, to new flight routes opening up beautiful places and highly anticipated movie releases bringing Hollywood-worthy locations to our holiday wish lists, there are many reasons to get excited about travelling in 2022.

In sport, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar will put the Middle Eastern country under the spotlight - but with its ultra-modern architecture influenced by Islamic design and thriving arts and culture scene, you might wish to discover the destination before the football crowds arrive.

Closer to home, Holland will host the magnificent Floriade Expo. With its timely eco-theme of ‘growing green cities’ and fascinating floral exhibitions, we'll have six months to soak up the horticultural marvels at this once-in-a-decade attraction.

For beach-lovers, one classic Caribbean island has become easier to reach from the UK with a new flight route from Virgin Atlantic that winter sun fans will appreciate. In fact, there are two Caribbean beauty spots on our radar for 2022.

When it comes to hopping over to the continent for a city break, a new European Capital of Culture offers a photogenic destination you might have previously overlooked. Its tree-lined promenades and historic architecture are worth the low-cost flight.

Here on home soil, we’ve got our eyes on the foodie city hosting the Commonwealth Games. And there's countryside close to Edinburgh with a host of new openings and glorious coastal views.

26/11/2021

That’s what we were told when we first moved onto SY Esper. So for years we hoisted our various tenders (from plastic inflatable to folding Portabote and smart Tinker sailing dinghy) up and over the guard rail to be stored on deck where they got in the way.

26/11/2021

If you’ve ever had any connection with boats, you’ll know that one of the biggest issues with living on one is the constant equipment failure. It’s the inevitable consequence of living in the corrosive marine environment

26/11/2021

One of the biggest estuaries is where the Tuaran River hits the South China Sea around 15nm from Kota Kinabalu. We were on the lookout as usual, but we’d never seen the sea this colour before. The line between the sea and the river run off was so sharp it could have been drawn with a pencil.

26/11/2021

The sails are out and we are sailing and cruising west coast Sabah again!

Sailing days have been few and far between since you-know-what happened… and we are having a great time playing around in the blue, blue water.

16/11/2021

With so much history, Poland should definitely be on your travel bucket list. Spend some time exploring Krakow, visit Auschwitz or go camping at the Masurian Lake District. There are some fantastic countries in Europe that can be travelled to on a budget.

Poland is becoming more and more popular with travellers and for good reason. With a variety of architectural styles from street to street, you will never get bored of walking around the cities of Poland. With communist-era blocks of homes standing near epic castles and church spires, there is a lot of history to discover here. Whilst in the country, take time to visit the memorials, monuments and museums that remember the suffering of Poland from the Second World War.

16/11/2021

Avoid using your card – Where possible, it is always best to stick to cash. Some vendors charge up to 20% in fees for card use. Also, vendors with wireless card readers have unreliable connectivity, meaning payments may not always go through a first time and it can cause confusion and concern of being charged twice.
Buy eco-friendly, biodegradable sunscreen – This isn’t widely available elsewhere but so excursions will only allow biodegradable sunscreen to protect the wildlife and the reefs. Sometimes this is available on the excursion for high prices but save money by buying it in advance.
Cook your own food – Many hotels and resorts will have a small kitchenette in the room, meaning you can cook meals for yourself. By doing so, you can save a lot of money on eating and drinking out.
Try the street food – There are many street food stalls and local restaurants that over amazing, tasty snacks and meals so don’t be afraid to try them. You will save money by doing this too; we recommend choosing vendors that you can see the food being cooked in front of you.

16/11/2021

Visit during hurricane season – Visiting from June to November will get you some great travel deals and fewer crowds. Of course, make sure you have travel insurance for your trip.
Take the ADO buses – Domestic flights are available but you can catch ADO buses for most routes These are modern and comfortable buses that are also cheap; a trip fro Valladolid to Tulum costs just 110 pesos (or $6). You can buy tickets online or at the nearest bus terminal.
Arrange rides with your hotel – When travelling to and from the airport, arrange a taxi ride or pick up directly with your hotel. At the airport, you will find many cabs either overpricing their trip or selling time shares.
All-inclusive resorts – If you are looking for a beach getaway then opt for an all-inclusive resort. You can get good deals when booking in advance and the hotels can often work out cheaper than other hotels when you factor in the cost of food.
Know the exchange rate – Make sure to check the exchange rate when paying for anything in pesos. Vendors are not always honest about the exchange rate if you are trying to pay in dollars. If in doubt, stick to pesos.
Haggle – Street vendors expect visitors to haggle, especially near tourist destinations. Generally, we aim for offer 30% of the asking price and go up to 60%.
Shop around – There are plenty of excursion companies and souvenir shops so don’t buy anything from the first one. Shop around and compare prices. If you are in a travel agency or souvenir shop, you can always talk tot he owners and tell them the lower prices that you have seen.

16/11/2021

Mexico is on my bucket list purely for my love of Tequila and Tacos! But of course, there is much more to Mexico than food and drink – the Mayan Ruins and fabulous beaches are popular tourist spots as is the amazing dive sites available. There are so many things to do in Mexico City too, so make sure you spend time there too. Don’t worry about safety – As with everywhere in the world, you need to be careful of petty theft; being aware of your belongings at all times. However, Mexico is not the dangerous and violent country that is presented on the media. Yes, there has been cartel violence in the country but the central areas of Mexico City and areas where you find beautiful resorts are not the place for this crime. Avoid the suburbs to stay safe.
When to visit – The best time to visit Mexico is from December to April but bring a jacket if you are heading to Mexico City; it can be chilly in the evening. These are also the coolest months when visiting the beach destinations so you don’t have to worry about it being too hot. Avoid hurricane season from June to November, especially when visiting the beaches.
Currency – Tourist hotspots accept pesos and dollars but you are always better off paying in pesos. Take money out of an ATM and stick to using Pesos.

16/11/2021

Adventure travellers will love Kazakhstan, as will most travellers looking for somewhere a little more unique.

The locals are friendly and welcoming. This is a multicultural country, with different religions living in harmony together. Because of the countries diversity, you can also enjoy a diverse range of foods here too.

It is not yet a huge tourist destination, meaning you can escape crowds and touristy areas very easily. Get out of the modernising cities and visit the deserts and mountains for incredible landscapes.

Kolsai Lakes is a beautiful whilst the Altyn-Emel National Park offers 4600 square kilometres of unique landscapes, cultural sights and endangered specifies of animals and plants.

15/11/2021

The Yarra River, known in the local language as Birrarung, runs through what is now the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. It remains an important cultural site for the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung people.On the other side of the Yarra is the Koorie Heritage Trust, located within Federation Square, where Rob Hyatt is the manager of education and visitor experience. Through his work, he’s become aware most people aren’t aware of the Aboriginal cultural offerings in the city.
“There’s an appreciation of suddenly understanding Melbourne has an Aboriginal history,” he said of those who take the center’s tours. “But also that the culture is still alive in the Melbourne area, whether it’s through Aboriginal people telling their stories on our tours or at other sites, like the Botanic Gardens, Bunjilaka [Aboriginal Cultural Centre at Melbourne Museum] and those sort of places.”

15/11/2021

The surprising history of America’s ‘pick-your-own’ farms
From wartime to the Great Depression, here’s how farmers turned hard times into a billion-dollar agritourism industry.
It’s become something of a tradition. As autumn peaks across the United States, urban Americans head to the countryside to pick through craggy branches for crimson apples or zigzag through corn mazes on frosty mornings.
These short road trips to farms for Instagrammable fun have become more popular in the past 20 years, feeding an agritourism industry that’s grown from pennies to billions of dollars.
Yet snapshots of overflowing apple crates or toddlers clambering on toy tractors don’t capture the complex history of pick-your-own farms. That history stretches from the depths of the Great Depression and illustrates how farmers harvested fortune from hardship.

15/11/2021

Exploring like a local
Lindblad Expeditions has introduced generations of adventurous travelers to the Galápagos, a scattered group of volcanic islands some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. In 1967, explorer and naturalist Lars-Eric Lindblad led the first-ever international tourist expedition to the remote archipelago made famous by Charles Darwin. Following the voyage, Lindblad funded a study assessing the potential impacts of tourism on the Galápagos islands. Based on the findings, Lindblad began advocating for stronger environmental protections and financed the Galápagos’ first two national park rangers.

05/11/2021

Whether you’re a couple that loves nature, culture, food or city breaks, we’ve got you covered in this list of the 50 best travel destinations for couples.

05/11/2021

12 Best Places to Visit in Germany | PlanetWare

Not only is Germany the economic powerhouse of the European Union (EU), it just so happens to be one of the best places to visit for those seeking an authentic, exciting vacation on the "continent." Thanks to the superb network of highways (autobahns) and railways that crisscross this central Europe...

05/11/2021

Spring - time to Start Traveling. Nature is blooming, Beaches and are Cities not crowded. See the best Spring Travel Destination worldwide

05/11/2021

From South Korea's flourishing capital to the Canadian hinterland.