A trio of adrenaline seeking junkies take the plunge off an 82ft waterfall, one by one riding down with thousands of litres of water a second. Some of the best ... read more
A couple who quit the rat race to travel around Australia with their three children have opened up about their adventurous life on the road. Parents Bec, 33, an... read more
It was the elegant Costa Rican footballers in the 2014 World Cup that first got me thinking about a holiday in Central America. Costa Rica is famous for its geo... read more
An Inspector Calls: London’s Sunborn Yacht Hotel is an overpriced novelty floating hideaway with disappointing food and an off-putting faux-poshness The D... read more
Rating: A friend has been going on about No. 38 The Park and its sister hotel No. 131, and the glories of Cheltenham itself. Arriving in a taxi from the stati... read more
An Inspector Calls: The Henrietta Hotel in Covent Garden is stylish, quirky – and decidedly decadent The Daily Mail’s hotel Inspector called in at L... read more
Cretans are proud of their olive oil – and rightly so. But if weren’t for the Minoans 3,000 years ago, cultivation might have been postponed for several c... read more
An Inspector Calls: The Bristol Harbour Hotel is a grand converted bank that is certainly rich in style – but a little poor when it comes to service The D... read more
Where does a dad take his seven-year-old when she claims to be the only one of her friends to have never gone abroad? New York? Too far. Rome? Too expensive. Di... read more
The walls around Ferrara were built to repel enemies. Now, though, the wars that kept medieval Italy busy are a distant memory, and those same walls feel more l... read more
When T. E. Lawrence passed through Amman a century ago at the head of the Arab Revolt, the city had fewer than 6,000 inhabitants. The only aircraft flying in ... read more
Taking 13 ladies of a certain age and turning them into a singing group good enough to perform in one of Salzburg’s most prestigious venues would be a cha... read more
That fabulous fragment off the bottom of England: Why the Isle of Wight is still a firm favourite for a long weekend Once beloved of Queen Victoria, the Isle ... read more
What a performance! This fantastical French theme park, with huge-scale live shows, will thrill the whole family North-west France’s Puy du Fou theme park... read more
Sugar-topped mountains, turquoise lakes and the crisp smell of pine needles should be available on prescription for stressed-out parents. While many think of th... read more
Fancy a rail trip to Bordeaux? A new section of high-speed line means the train journey from Paris, via TGV, now takes just over two hours — 70 minutes less t... read more
Dartmouth is jam-packed with tasty treats and river revelry: Enjoying cream teas and family fun in Devon The Daily Mail’s John McEntee opted for a Devon-b... read more
Hop aboard for a value family break in Croatia: Island-hopping in a chartered yacht is fun and surprisingly affordable The Daily Mail’s Robert Harman char... read more
Malaga’s red light district has been shown a red card. And in its place? Well, take your pick from the Pompidou Centre, the first European branch of the State... read more
When we opened our front door and looked out through the enormous sitting room window, I thought someone must be pulling my leg. Or be about to eat it. For ther... read more
Crucifixes that talk, shop assistants with the faces of Botticelli angels, cathedrals where miracles are commonplace. You could believe anything might happen in... read more
Two hundred years ago, the German inventor Karl Drais created the velocipede, a wheeled wooden contraption regarded as the first bicycle. In tribute, try one of... read more
