Is Naxos the most family-friendly island in Greece?
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A restored Georgian townhouse on genteel Hawley Square, a stone’s throw from Margate’s sandy beach, quirky Old Town and the Turner Contemporary. Three bedrooms span a floor each and, with lavish breakfasts enjoyed in the privacy of one’s room, it’s more boutique luxury hotel than typical beachside b&b. See the full post >
Set in 100 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, Soho Farmhouse offers a bucolic setting (no troublesome things like mud and farmyard smells here), spacious Nantucket-style accommodation, the facilities of a Center Parcs [sic] on steroids and indulgent food and drink. The result? The ultimate “country-lite” retreat. See the full post >
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Portillo’s Super C couloir is a “freak of nature” that compares favorably with any descent in the world. See the full post >
Despite being a little pricier than the average Aussie campground, this spot is a beacon of light for the budget conscious. Individual camping plots arc beside circular roads – a win for campers’ privacy. Powered and unpowered sites are available, as are two-bedroom cabins suited to families. See the full post >