Best known for its idyllic sea views and signature white villas with powder blue roofs, which reflect the picture perfect sky, Mýkonos was once amongst the poorest of the Greek Islands. During the late 1950s however, the island transformed into a mecca for the bohemian and glamorous traveller and is now one of the most renowned luxury destinations in the country. 

Nightlife on Mykonos is lively, with a vibrant gay scene. There are an eclectic collection of restaurants and bars from which to choose; from romantic beachfront dinner spots to small family friendly cafes. Many of the eateries on the island are family run and pride themselves on serving mouthwateringly fresh and truly authentic greek dishes. For the shopaholics amongst us there is no shortage of clothing and jewellery boutiques on Mykonos, many of which are located in the main town, Hóra and are perfect for a spot of holiday retail

Set against the soothing azure backdrop of the Indian Ocean, with only granite boulders and occasional clusters of palm trees punctuating the long runs of soft powder white sand, the islands of the Seychelles Archipelago make for the perfect beach holiday destination. It is not just spellbinding beaches which sit among the world’s finest; with a scattering of award winning resorts and stylish villas available for private rental, a Seychelles holiday affords you the opportunity to indulge in lazy tropical days and world class luxury.

Of the 115 islands that make up the Seychelles, 41 Inner Islands constitute the oldest granite islands on earth. If that title wasn’t enough to convince you of the Seychelles’ beauty, the additional 74 low-lying reef islands will convince you this region is worth a visit.?

With its beguiling natural beauty, powder white sands, inherently welcoming population, and long standing political and social stability, Barbados is frequently referred to as one of the worlds best places to live, vacation and retire. We thought we’d share our pick of the many reasons why.
 
1. The People.

 The people of Barbados are amongst the most wonderful in the world.
The locals of Barbados have a deep connection with their island and a desire for visitors and expats to share in this too. Barbados is an island on which you cannot help but feel at home.

2. The Climate.

 Spanning  166 square miles Barbados  offers  a multitude of climatic wonders across its eleven geographical sub-regions, or Parishes. From stretches of immaculate white sand beach and secluded coves, to lush roll

With its beguiling natural beauty, powder white sands, inherently welcoming population, and long standing political and social stability, Barbados is frequently referred to as one of the worlds best places to live, vacation and retire. We thought we’d share our pick of the many reasons why.

1. The People.

The people of Barbados are amongst the most wonderful in the world.
The locals of Barbados have a deep connection with their island and a desire for visitors and expats to share in this too. Barbados is an island on which you cannot help but feel at home.

2. The Climate.

Spanning 166 square miles Barbados offers a multitude of climatic wonders across its eleven geographical sub-regions, or Parishes. From stretches of immaculate white sand beach and secluded coves, to lush rolling fields, rugged shorelines and dramatic sweeping cliffs. One consistency is that wherever you are on the island a glimmer of the azure Caribbean Sea