Multi Centre Holidays

• Neil Sutton
  

  I spent three weeks learning how to make fresh pasta, shopping at some of the finest boutiques and indulging on some of the best food on the planet during my trip to France and Italy.

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  A fantastic way to truly experience the Seychelles is by booking a twin centre.

  Take in the stunning main island of Mahe, which has some great excursions, including a city tour of the capital, Victoria, and then spend a few nights on one of the beautiful outer islands, including Desroches where you will find stunning beaches and a real private island paradise.

  They are both just a short flight away and it really offers a very luxurious experience! For the most photographed beaches in the world, visit the beautiful La Digue, a car-free island where your airport transfer will be an Ox and Cart!

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Saint Lucia is located between the two world-famous Pitons and the perfect romantic escape for couples and Honeymooners.

  A two-centre holiday is a great way to experience the best the island has to offer. Start with a stay at the beautiful Jalousie Plantation, it's plush and boutique style is so welcoming and stylish. The Luxury Villas are superb, all with their very own plunge pools! You can relax for the week and take in the beautiful surrounding or perhaps take a helicopter ride over the pitons and go exploring in the rainforest surrounding Soufriere. In your second week, stay at the gorgeous Calabash Cove near Rodney Bay. This is a lovely hotel with less than 30 suites, fine dining and a beautiful infinity edge pool perched over the sea, making full use of the hotels stunning beachside setting.

  You must visit Rodney Bay to experience the local nightlife (10 mins from Calabash Cove) and many dining options, but make sure you keep Friday night free for Jump Up at Gros Islet, the islands biggest street party every Friday,

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• Tom Cloherty
  

  Borneo is one of the most bio-diverse places on earth.

  Where else can you see Orang-Utans in the wild, watch Probiscus monkeys playing and take a cruise up the Kinabatangan River?

  You can even spend a night or two in a Riverside Lodge, allowing you to explore further in to the jungle and really experience life in the rainforest by taking a Canopy Walk!

  Mount Kinabalu offers a fantastic experience if you are interested in climbing too. The wildlife and cultural diversity on offer here is truly amazing.

  The beach is not too far to stop by and relax after all that hard sightseeing! You can also have a few nights in Kuala Lumpur too, a city not to be missed for shopping and more stunning scenery and wildlife.

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• Rossella Colella
  

  Cuba is a spectacular country, with beautiful and very warm loving people.

  Travel here not only requires a passport, money and a good rucksack; it also requires flexibility, creativity, good humour, patience and a healthy sense of adventure. Cuba remains an easy country to travel to and within and since Raúl Castro took office in February 2008, he has allowed Cubans access to cell phones and entry into tourist hotels, meaning interaction with the locals is now simpler and often surprisingly candid.

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