Nestled on the outskirts of Marrakech, the Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech offers a luxurious escape that feels worlds away yet remains just a short flight from the UK. With 11 years of excellence under its belt, this sprawling 231-hectare property combines Moroccan charm with world-class amenities, creating a destination that is both enchanting and indulgent.
We arrived to a haven of warm waters and pristine beaches, the air thick with the intoxicating aroma of fresh seafood. Days were spent exploring vibrant markets and strolling along the coastline, the children’s laughter echoing against the backdrop of crashing waves.
Formula One is in the UK this weekend for the Silverstone Grand Prix, and the official champagne of the event, Ferrari Trento, has been making quite the splash! On Thursday the 6th July guests were entertained at the luxurious Bulgari Hotel in Knightsbridge with a DJ and dancing, delicious canapes,Continue Reading
A video from the talented Patch Media of the highlights of Iceland, using the lovely Greenhouse Hotel (in the South-West part of the island) as a base to explore.
The first treasure, discovered back in the 1860s when Park City was no more than a motley collection of small settlements, was silver. Tales of fame and fortune followed, and at one time, the city’s Silver King Mine was one of the most well-known and prosperous mines in the world.Continue Reading
Any jacket which can survive the rigours of family life – and these ones passed with flying colours – are surely ready to conquer the world.
In my mind, Scotland is the land of cruel misconceptions and nasty national clichés. I’d spent my life being told that Scots were stingy, unfriendly, ugly and hard to understand. So, one day I decided to pack my bags and go find out for myself, and hopefully meet William Wallace, bagpipes, kilts, haggis, whisky and all things Scottish along the way.
Browse hundreds of stalls, tasting delectable smoothies, chocolates, wood-fired oven pizza’s, crispy crepes, cocktails and countless other snacks and drinks.
“If you can’t travel with your body, at least travel with your senses,” goes the saying, and it’s a very apt expression for the times we currently live in.
“The greatest sadness of all is to forget how to play” is a quote I have long admired. Determined to keep my playful spirit alive and well I arrived on Reunion Island with nothing before me except a whole Pandora’s Box of adventures to unpack. For a few days of carefree fun this island seemed like just the ticket.
The next day I somehow find myself even higher still, simultaneously clutching my seat for dear life while whooping in excitement. Pascal (paragliding pilot extraordinaire) and I are flying high above the snow, circling and turning and spinning and generally acting like excitable puppies let off the leash.
