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Escape to a luxury family villa


If you’ve ever dreamed of staying in a fairytale castle, a contemporary clifftop villa or even your own private island, then Oliver’s Travels can make that dream a reality


Domaine des Parfums, French Riviera F


ounded in 2003, Oliver’s Travels is


an award-winning luxury holiday villa booking website.


Te company only lists the top 2% of villas and chateaux around the world that are handpicked for their one-of-a-kind designs, stunning loca- tions and characterful charm. Tere’s something at Oliver’s Travels to suit everybody, from multi-generational families to groups of friends, couples and even wedding parties. And, with an average price of £59pppn, this luxury is affordable too. Te company’s focus is on quirky,


luxurious and unique stays in the UK, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. Te company’s travel experts handpick the homes based on a 10-point checklist — beautiful locations, tons of character, awesome amenities and more — that ensures


a memorable stay. Ten, the home is stamped with Oliver’s Travels’ seal of approval. Oliver’s Travels also provides a


free-to-use concierge service with a dedicated team that can book added extras to make your stay unforget- table. You can select catering and private chef services, massage and spa options, arrival hampers, fridge stocking, and much more, as well as fantastic experiences ranging from wine tasting and food tours to adventure activities, bike hire and even yacht charter. Tis personalised service allows you to tailor-make your holiday, and Oliver’s Travels’ experts will even give recommendations and local knowledge of the area, too. Oliver’s Travels features a whole


host of collections that show off the very best and quirkiest homes in their


portfolio. Te Wellness Collection features homes where you can experi- ence a little TLC — hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, spa treatments, yoga and high-tech gyms will leave you feeling zen. Te Heritage Collection includes some real gems that are steeped in history, from Elizabethan gatehouses to reconstructed fortresses, or maybe you’ll find your fairytale among the Castles and Chateaux Collection. Te Large Houses and Party Houses


Collections are ideal for big get-to- gethers and special occasions that everybody will be talking about long after. But it’s Oliver’s Travels’ Killer Villa Collection that showcases only the most exclusive and exceptional houses in the portfolio. Tese homes are the crème-de-la-crème of villas that come with premium extras — and a premium price tag. Tere’s even a new Sustainable


Collection, which groups villas with awesome eco-credentials, such as carbon-neutral designs, renewable energy consumption, home-grown produce and saltwater swimming pools. Oliver’s Travels is committed to


becoming a sustainable business, partnering with sustainability consultancy company Ecollective to become net zero and a force for posi- tive change within the travel industry. What’s more, the company works with Tree-Nation which plants a tree for every booking, offsetting the emis- sions of each villa holiday. Oliver’s Travels was consistently


Grandeur Villa, Korcula


voted in the Top 10 Villa Rental Companies in the global Condé Nast Traveller Readers’ Choice Awards


Villa Glorieuse, French Riviera


Book that dream holiday


villa now and get an arrival hamper, a £100


private chef voucher and more in Oliver’s Travels Early Bird Sale! Offer expires 31 January 2023


Chevaliers Gatehouse, Shropshire


from 2019 to 2021 and was runner-up in 2022. Te company was also named the ‘Overall Winner’ in the ‘Best Villa Holiday Company’ category at the


British Travel Awards


in


November 2019. Oliver’s Travels’ luxury holiday


homes are totally extraordinary. Why do ordinary?


Castello Maddalena, Umbria


Visit: oliverstravels.com T: 0333 888 0205


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