Author: Holiday Goddess Editors

Institut Francais Mediatheque, London, England

French films, CD’s and Books Galore… If you’re in London for a while and miss France, or want to brush up on your French before you head over there, join the Institut Francais Mediatheque, which lets you borrow anything French culture has to offer, from the oldies (Tintin, Piaf) to the newbies.

Ukelele Jam Sessions, London, England

Ukelele Jam Sessions in the Pub Uke madness is sweeping England.

Family Camping Heaven, Henley-On-Thames, England

Family Camping Heaven Swimming pool, play area, baby-change cubicles – check.

Biba and Barbie Museum, Shropshire, England

The Biba and Barbie Museum At last, a museum for chicks!

Hats Museum, Cheshire, England

The Ultimate Hats Museum Hats galore! Including crowns! This is every little girl’s ultimate museum and we know quite a few fashionistas who rave about this place too.

Nick Drake Memorial, Warwickshire

Nick Drake Memorial If you love Nick Drake then you’ll want to come to the annual recital of his music, in memory of him and his world.

Cinema under the Stars, Exeter, England

Cinema under the Stars Good old Brit weather permitting, you can watch films on beaches, in car parks and in stately home gardens thanks to the Skylight Cinema.

Glamping in Tekirova, Turkey

Glamping in Turkey Expect a private beach (one kilometre long) at Sundance and fruit from the garden.

Luxury Camping in Corsica, France

Luxury Camping in France Expect a short walk to a very long (four kilometre) sandy beach and some brilliant local restaurants and cafes at De La Plage.

Beach front Eco Fisherman’s Cottage, Lanzarote, Spain

Take Four Friends…. Take up to four friends to the Eco Fisherman’s Cottage right on the beach at Arrieta.

Private Beach Cabin, Elba Island, Italy

Take Four Friends… Take up to four friends to your own private cabin on Elba Island.

Indie Cinema, South Hampton, England

Indie Cinema Bliss The Harbour Lights Picturehouse is on the waterfront, blessed by film festivals, and loved by the BBC legend Mark Kermode, film reviewer extraordinaire.