France: Join The Cool Cosmopolitan Crowd and Explore Corsica

Corsica is a stunning island located in the Mediterranean sea, located southeast of the French mainland and west of the Italian Peninsula and one of the 18 regions of France. It is the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean, after Sicily, Sardinia and Cyprus, yet mountains make up two-thirds of the island. However, there are still many breathtaking and interesting places to visit on the island especially if you are interested in history, beautiful beaches and cosmopolitan cities. Therefore, Corsica is considered a perfect holiday destination and one that is often frequented by the elite.

Italy: Visit Elba, Where History & Beauty Come Together Perfectly

Located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, Elba is a Mediterranean island in the Tuscan Archipelago which is made up of seven islands, Elba being the biggest. It is the third largest Italian island after Sicily and Sardinia and located only 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from the Italian mainland coastal town of Piombino and approximately 50 kilometres (30 mi) east of the French island of Corsica.

Sail The Mediterranean, See The Sights and Make Some Cruise Mates

We love Spain and have visited many times over the years, in fact, a visit to the island of Majorca with my parents is one of my first ever travel memories. Spain is the perfect summer holiday destination in southwestern Europe and in a prime location in the Mediterranean. It offers sunshine, friendly locals, great food, history, culture and the coastal towns offer crystal clear waters. It is perfect for all the family, from the young to the young at heart. However, it is important to remember that Spain incorporates not only the main land but the Balearic and Canary Islands too. Therefore, it is an extremely diverse country and visiting a number of places will certainly highlight that fact.

Italy: Back To Nature – Sardinia, One of The Most Beautiful Islands In The Mediterranean

Located in the Western Mediterranean, Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean and is an autonomous region of Italy. Sardinia is divided into four provinces, and the capital city is Cagliari, where approximately 431,000 people live. If you are looking for the perfect place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the Italian mainland, then Sardinia is the ideal place to visit. If glitz and glam are your thing then The Costa Smeralda, which is littered with luxury hotels, breathtaking beaches, chic boutique shops and the odd celebrity, is the place for you.

Menorca Vs Mallorca

Mallorca and Menorca are two of the most popular holiday destinations for people looking for a bit of hard earnt relaxation and rejuvenation under the Spanish, summer sun. However, there can be a lot of confusion about the difference between these islands and what both of these islands have to offer. So today we intend to put the confusion to rest and outline the differences between these islands and which one is best depending on the type of holiday you are looking for.

England: Head To The Med, The Top Places To Visit For A Mediterranean Holiday

When planning a holiday to southern Europe, you’re practically spoilt for choice. For those wanting the best balance of sun, culture, nightlife and scenery, here are some of the top all-rounders worth visiting.

Italy: Exploring the East Coast of Legendary Sicily

Sicily is a great place to visit if you are going on holiday. The Mediterranean island has incredible beaches, historical sites, and a stunning countryside. If you only have a week or two it is best to explore either the East or the West. Here is a guide to discovering the magical eastern half of Sicily. A great place to start is to get a holiday rental in Taormina that you can easily find through local resources and go on excursions from your beautiful villa.