May 22, 2019
Located on the southern coast of Spain, Málaga has for years been seen as a transit point to the mass tourism destinations of Costa del Sol. Over time, visitors have begun to explore this extraordinary city, with its authentic Spanish culture and fantastic local attractions. The port area has, in recent years, undergone a revamp with a big wheel, the Málaga Pompidou centre and fine dining amongst the rigging of the moored yachts. The city beaches host unwinding locals, joggers, beach bars and ocean traffic. The city centre boasts historic sites, cultural and museums, shops, restaurants and roof-top bars. With an airport on the city's edge, dedicated conference facilities, and fantastic things to do, Málaga is a superb incentive event destination.
The capital of Sardinia and a busy port, Cagliari blends Italian style with Mediterranean lifestyle and culture. With a rugged interior, Sardinia gives way to coastal plains and beaches. The city beaches east of Cagliari's centre offer restaurants, bars, and surf waves that are fringed by residential areas. The centre of Cagliari boasts intricate streets and elevated squares overlooking the south of Sardinia. Nature reserves border the working port, whilst many beautiful villages are just a short transfer from the city. Drinking, dining and la dolce vita are all special in Cagliari.
The dominant city and capital of Mallorca, Palma offers a stay on Mallorca far removed from the packed beaches and imported culture of some other destinations on the island. Bustling streets create a fantastic atmosphere, authentic local’s bars and restaurants are located throughout the city and the vistas over the Cathedral, the marina and the Mediterranean waters are magical. The city beaches are easily accessed, whilst the marina is the gateway to yacht charters, sunset cruises and water sports. No location on the island of Mallorca matches the authentic Spanish atmosphere, the range of services and the proximity to the beach that Palma delivers.
Copenhagen offers a wonderful contrast to the simmering beaches of the Mediterranean. Its superb harbour is fringed by magnificent historic and contemporary architecture, and city beaches are to the south of the centre. Saltwater harbour channels dissect the city centre. Home to the seafaring Vikings, Copenhagen is a mesmerising coastal city of outdoor lifestyles and fantastic entertainment. Sitting at the waterside in central Copenhagen, amongst the ships, wafting salty air and gazing over the staggering opera house is a special experience.