Portugal is often considered one of the best places to retire, offering a relaxed lifestyle and great value for money. In ...

With its sunny weather, cliffside beaches, and laid-back vibes, the Algarve Coast has this way of making you want to slow down for a while… Or maybe even stay forever (a girl can dream ...

From Porto to the Algarve, this Portuguese bicycle route follows the Atlantic Ocean across more than 1,000 km. A spectacular ...

Tucked away along Portugal's stunning Algarve coast is the charming village of Cacela Velha. Here you'll find the beautiful Praia de Cacela Velha. This hidden beach boasts wide sandy shores and ...

An Aussie model was urged to go home after she went to a Gold Coast beach to take footage of Tropical Cyclone Alfred as the dangerous storm whipped up gale force winds and waves on the coast of ...

The Algarve is famed for its beautiful coastlines, charming towns, and laid-back lifestyle. However, one of the biggest draws of this ...

Weather maps show white patches along Britain’s east coast with as much as 2cm of snow falling every hour through Tuesday afternoon. The snow threatens to bring with it travel misery as bitterly ...

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A major attraction of Menorca is undoubtedly the beaches, which line the coast for miles. Because the island is a lesser-known spot, the beaches tend to be quieter than many, and ideal for relaxing.

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Eighty per cent of the tourist strip's famous beaches have been carved away by Tropical Cyclone Alfred but the mayor says they will be back to their best for the Easter holidays.

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