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Your silver years can be a golden age for travel, with secondary destinations and off-peak seasons offering thinner crowds, cheaper prices and hidden experiences.
If the recent changes that have reshaped Bali are too dramatic for you, speed back in time to Nusa Penida, where time seems to have stood still and many of the old ways can still be found.
Strolling through the streets of a city gives unique perspectives of the culture, cuisine and crafts. You get to meet people up-close and take in the smells of the city. Noise levels are high in Hanoi, especially while you’re trying to cross the streets whilst being honked at by free-wheeling motorbikes and cars.
Lisbon is a bustling city where tradition meets modernity with colourful tiles, tuk-tuk trails, spectacular views and soulful fado music to accompany your port.
Step back in time on your next holiday and take in the sights and sounds of Ireland. With castles all over the country, many of them have been converted into outstanding hotels. We check out a few for you to consider.
Travelling to the UK can be an expensive affair. But SilverStreak recommends some smart ways to try and keep your costs low and enjoyment levels high.
For fans of the Game of Thrones, lovers of history and those who want to take in stunning landscapes and ancient architecture, the Balkans offers a variety of historic and scenic options.
If you are eager to explore new places, the Balkans offers some fantastic new vistas and experiences. From stunning parks to active trails and a variety of cultures, the countries have emerged from communist control and various wars hungry to show the world what they have to offer.
There’s never a dull moment when you visit Tokyo. The city that never sleeps offers a heady mix of culture, cuisine, cosplay, computing and character to captivate and charge up your desire to explore every possible corner.
Budapest, the capital of Hungary, is rich in history. The country has been overrun many times and has benefitted from a variety of cultural landmarks that left Lena Soh-Ng gawking at the lustre of the ‘Pearl of the Danube’.
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