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Lily Beach Resort & Spa All-inclusive island resort Lily Beach Resort & Spa offers a refined all-inclusive escape in the Maldives. Its Platinum Plan includes gourmet dining, premium drinks and a gorgeous overwater spa, alongside a thriving house reef ideal for diving and snorkelling. With whale sharks nearby and a wide range of activities, it’s a seamless blend of adventure and relaxation in a tropical setting. Spacious villas, warm service and effortless island living make it an easy and enjoyable choice for both families and couples.
lilybeachmaldives.com
HILTON MALLORCA GALATZO NOVALUME LILY BEACH RESORT & SPA
Fairmont Taghazout Bay Coastal luxury resort Set above golden Atlantic shores, Fairmont Taghazout Bay offers a refined yet relaxed escape just north of Agadir. Sunlit rooms, suites and villas open onto sweeping ocean views, while pools, a serene spa and yoga spaces invite restoration. Guests can surf the renowned waves or play championship golf.
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Hilton Mallorca Galatzo Mediterranean resort Framed by sea and mountains, Hilton Mallorca Galatzo offers a calm retreat. Recently enhanced rooms, wellness spaces and outdoor areas invite rest and movement, while its location near Paguera provides easy access to beaches and nature. It’s an understated base for exploring Majorca.
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FAIRMONT TAGHAZOUT BAY
Novalume Sailing retreat Novalume by Indigo Sails reimagines the Adriatic retreat. Set aboard a flotilla of yachts and catamarans along Croatia’s coastline, it blends yoga, treatments, dining and curated shore experiences. Te structured weekly format offers a refined balance of wellbeing and exploration.
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Creta Palace Beach resort Overlooking Crete’s longest sandy beach, Creta Palace reopens this May following a complete transformation. Redesigned rooms, expansive pools and a vibrant dining scene create a fresh, elevated experience. A lively Cretan square anchors the resort, while a new Aqua Park adds family appeal.
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MACDONALD HOTELS & RESORTS CRETA PALACE JEWRY WALL
Jewry Wall Heritage museum Discover Roman Britain at Jewry Wall, where a new interactive museum brings 2,000 years of history to life. Built around ancient bathhouse remains, it combines immersive films, digital displays and artefacts found across Leicestershire. An annual pass is included with entry.
jewrywall.com
Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa Private island retreat Set on one of the Maldives’ largest islands, Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa offers privacy and natural beauty. Expansive villas, pristine beaches and a unique double house reef create exceptional conditions for diving and snorkelling. Expect butler service, varied dining and sports facilities.
hideawaybeachmaldives.com
Macdonald Hotels & Resorts Family-friendly accommodation Become a Preferred Member of Macdonald Hotels & Resorts and enjoy more from a two-night stay, including £25 food credit plus £25 fuel credit. Members also benefit from the best rooms and rates, late checkout, and complimentary use of pools and gyms. T&Cs apply.
macdonaldhotels.co.uk
MIREMBY HIDEAWAY BEACH RESORT & SPA
Miremby Tour operator Miremby champions community- led tourism in Madagascar. By supporting local guides, artisans and conservation initiatives, it creates travel experiences that benefit both visitors and communities. Each journey blends cultural authenticity with purpose, contributing to long- term sustainability.
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Austria: a cooler kind of summer
As summer temperatures rise across Southern Europe, many travellers are seeking a refreshing alternative to the traditional sun-drenched holiday
At Hotel Der Löwe, nestled in the Aus- trian Alps, the concept of a ‘coolca- tion’ comes naturally: crisp mountain air, restorative sleep and active days in nature. Located in the village of Leogang,
just one hour from Salzburg Airport, this family-run boutique hotel com- bines understated elegance with a strong commitment to sustainability. Awarded both the EU Ecolabel and the Austrian Ecolabel, and part of the Slow Travel Hotels movement, it offers an experience where environmen- tal awareness meets Alpine comfort. Te summer season runs from mid- May to early November, evolving from fresh spring landscapes to golden autumn scenery. Te thoughtfully curated ‘Summer
Holiday in Austria’ package ensures a seamless stay. Airport transfers and daily mountain lift rides are included, giving guests effortless access to panoramic hiking trails and high-altitude routes. Leogang forms part of Austria’s
largest bike region, Saalbach Hinter- glemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, re- nowned for its extensive network of trails. From scenic e-bike tours to flowing Alpine gravel routes, the terrain offers both gentle explora- tion and more ambitious adventures.
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Gravel bikes and e-bikes are available directly at the hotel, allowing guests to set out straight from the doorstep. Guided hikes, bike tours and even golf rounds with the host family add a personal dimension and authentic local insight. With just 45 rooms and suites, the
hotel maintains an intimate and wel- coming atmosphere. After a day out- doors, guests can unwind in pools, saunas or the yoga space, or enjoy re- fined Alpine cuisine in the hotel’s res- taurants, complemented by Austrian cooking classes. Here, summer isn’t endured, but
savoured, defined by clarity, comfort and cool mountain air.
T: +43 6583 7428 E:
info@loewe.at Visit
loewe.at for more information
Reserve the ‘Summer Holiday in Austria’ package now — airport transfer, half board and daily mountain lift rides all included. Only one hour from Salzburg Airport. From £1,577. Scan the QR code for more information.
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