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LIVE 24-SEVEN - TRAVEL


TRAVEL NEWS WHERE TO GO IN JULY…


GET LOST & FOUND…


July is the beginning of Newfoundland’s balmiest season, so its as warm as its gonna get! From viewing puffins in their natural habitat to learning the art of cod-jiggling from a local fisherman, this is a holiday full of experiences. Western Newfoundland is where you’ll find the Gros Morne National Park, the Long Range Mountains and L’Anse aux Meadows and many of the old Viking settlements. Stay in the lively capital St John’s, Ryan Mansion is a very luxurious, historic and prestigious small boutique mansion with four poster beds, antiques and warm fireplaces...oh and a connection to the Titanic which is reflected in their epic dinners! Ryanmansion.com


TASTE HOPPING


The perfect holiday for foodies, Taste Hopping are launching slow-food jaunts around Athens and the Greek islands. Walking tours that take in delis, wineries etc, gathering up edibles for a picnic in a secret location add a great memory to your holiday. Those with a bigger appetite can tap into their 5-day retreats starting in August with a grape harvest! For more information tastehopping.com


HAPPY 4TH JULY…


The birthplace of the American Revolution, Boston is a great place to see in the 4th July. This seafront state capital comes alive with a host of celebrations and better still, the hotels and bars often offer discounts to keep the party going! Eat clam chowder and lobster rolls and toast the locals with a cold beer. Head to the rejuvenated Sea Port district for a culinary experience and stay at the luxurious Boston Harbor Hotel that boasts the most incredible views.


LONDON IRISH. .


PHONE POUCH Keep your phone dry whilst on the beach. Poolparty waterproof phone pouch, Tresspass.com


With an all-star team (Alumni from Dinner by Heston Blumenthal, Fat Duck, Chiltern Firehouse and Noma) Nuala was always going to be an impressive take on Irish hospitality. One of the current cool drinking holes in London, down the stairs from the buzzing restaurant which serves crab with lardo and lovage on toast; beefsteak tartare with extra stout sauce; you’ll find the bar headed by Spencer Large (previously of Shoreditch House). Listen to hearty live music and order a Manhattan Serve – a whiskey, sherry and Armagnac cocktail. NualaLondon.com


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