LIVE24SEVEN // Travel T RAV E L NEWS - AUGUS T Where To Go In August?
The world and his wife is on holiday in August, so where to go that hasn’t hiked up prices? The French Riviera and Provence are super-busy, so for a breath of fresh air, head for the Alpine lakes. In addition to being simply lovely staying in the mountains, the likes of Lac D’Annecy is perfect for those that enjoy jet-skiing and the restaurants are far more affordable. You’re welcome!
ABBAYE DE TALLOIRES: One of the most extraordinary hotels in Annecy. Centuries of history and a long list of celebrities who have stayed there. Fine dining is assured with the Aux Jardins des Délices gourmet restaurant, whilst rooms and suites offer breathtaking views. The cosy and welcoming Spa; the vaulted bar for romantic evenings and the pontoon equipped with beach beds to escape the world. There’s a wide choice of cultural and sporting activities and so much more.
www.abbaye-talloires.com
GG CHEVRON SUITCASE:
The perfect travel companion, a GG Chevron Suitcase by Gucci £1,470
KENSHO, MYKONOS:
Mykonos, popular with the impossibly cool set, makes for a perfect late summer vaca, and they don’t come more cooler than Kensho! Tucked-away bars, secret swimming pools, hot-tub grottoes and lots of sun terraces all on different levels as well as several staircases leading to yet another unexpected delight awaits you!
ICELAND’S NEW
LUXURY DESTINATION: Iceland’s Blue Lagoon is set to welcome a new luxury addtion to its landscape which will be perfect for those wanting R&R. The extension to the Blue Lagoon (Icelands geothermal spa), called the Lava Lagoon will be filled with the same beneficial mineral rich waters. The development will feature an underground spa, a hotel with 62 luxurious rooms as well as Moss restaurant that will boast a 7 course tasting menu. All set to open in the fall.
Indulge in high-concept food in the open-sided restaurant served up by chef George Stylianoudakis, or relax in the spa? Be warned, body beautiful people are all around the pool!
Kenshomykonos.com
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