Our Travel
Inspirations
Six weeks of glorious summer holidays have passed, and if you’re anything like us, you’re already planning your next holiday / booking that adult’s only holiday to recover and recoup!
We’ve been hard at work rounding up the internet’s finest travel suggestions ready to share with you.
1. ISLA HOLBOX, MEXICO
“Less than three hours from the insanity of Cancún—its all-inclusives, its two-for-one margs, its traffic, and its golf courses—Holbox is about as sleepy a spot as one can find nowadays, just a nature preserve, a stretch of beach, and a single small town, also called Holbox, that feels completely out of time.” writes Ondine Cohen for Condé Nast Traveler.
Float around the beach in our Mona maxi dress.
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2. BAWAH ISLAND, INDONESIA
“Bawah Island is a pocket of paradise, consisting of 35 suites and bungalows made from sustainable bamboo, driftwood and other natural materials.” Writes Mollie Carberry for Pebble Magazine.
“The resort also focuses on sustainability (we won’t mention the seaplane). It’s powered by a renewable microgrid, with solar water heating, fortnightly beach cleaning, a nursery to repopulate the forests and a permaculture garden.”
Be dramatic yet elegant in the Aliyeh Kaftan.
3. KUALA LUMPUR
Condé Nast Traveller suggests a trip to Merchants Lane to try modern Malaysian dishes such as kg sg tua, grilled salmon with creamy coconut sauce.
4. SYMI ISLAND, GREECE
The island’s port, Gialos is a district of multicoloured mansions. Take a boat trip to explore the many beaches and inlets which are inaccessible by land.
5. MACAU, CHINA
Known as the Vegas of China, there’s more to explore than just the bright lights. Macau was a Portuguese colony for over 300 years and the vibrant historical architecture and cuisine is a reflection of it’s past.
6. îLE DE PORQUEROLLES, FRANCE
An unspoilt paradise just a short boat trip from the Côte d’Azur, the ole de Porquerolles is a car free island reminiscent of the French Riviera of old. Stay at the island’s only hotel – Le Mas du Langoustier and avoid the boats of day trippers by relaxing by the pool or exploring the coast path, claiming the island as your own come the evening, enjoying the unspoilt serenity.