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One of the world’s most beautiful islands, a kaleidoscope of colour rich in natural splendour, a fantasy world of luxuriant green scenery, waterfalls, deep ravines and soaring cliff faces. The sub-tropical climate is complemented by an abundance of tropical fruits and vegetables, charming houses, cobbled lanes, flower markets and enchanting fishing harbours. Funchal is almost five centuries old, it’s rocky coastline sits in a sheltered valley with a backdrop of volcanic mountains. In the narrow cobbled streets of the old town you’ll find art galleries, antique shops, botanical gardens and wine shops where you can sample Madeiran wine |
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The beautiful island of Cyprus, surrounded by turquoise sea and washed by gentle waves, where the sun shines almost every day of the year. On the island’s western coast lies the delightful resort of Paphos, brimming with ancient history and mythological enchantment. According to legend it was on the Paphos shoreline that Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, arose from the waves and the rock marking her birthplace became a place of pilgrimage for several centuries. A paradise for sightseers and beach-lovers alike it is no mystery why Paphos remains so popular. It offers such a wealth of archaeological treasures that the town itself has been added to the UNESCO ‘World Cultural Heritage List’, and many of its golden beaches have been awarded blue-flag status. The resort has a fascinating Old Town of winding alleyways, markets and shops and nearby is the harbour-side, guarded by a looming Venetian Fort and bordered by open-air terraced restaurants, cafes and bars. |
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The delightful island of Jersey is located some 100 miles south of mainland Britain and just 14 miles from the coast of France. Jersey's landscape and the character of its people are forged by centuries of battles, exploration, struggle and reinvention, leaving behind a unique legacy of history, culture and heritage. Clear water and beaches surround some 45 miles of coastline with sweeping bays in the south giving way to dramatic cliffs in the north, offering spectacular scenery and stunning vistas. There’s an abundance of historical sights including Martello Towers, Medieval Castles and war bunkers. The island’s capital town of St Helier has plenty to interest with museums, galleries, lovely parks and gardens, plus an excellent choice of entertainment. The absence of VAT is also a distinct bonus when it comes to exploring the excellent choice of shops. |
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The island of Jersey is located some 100 miles south of mainland Britain and just 14 miles from the coast of France. Clear water and beaches surround some 45 miles of coastline with sweeping bays in the south giving way to dramatic cliffs in the north, offering spectacular scenery. There’s an abundance of historical sights including Martello Towers, Medieval Castles and war bunkers. The capital town of St Helier has plenty to interest with museums, galleries, parks and gardens, plus an excellent choice of entertainment. The absence of VAT is also a distinct bonus when it comes to exploring the excellent choice of shops. |
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