TRAVEL OFF THE GRID
For those tempted by the road less-travelled, these far off destinations inspire wanderlust, writes Siobhan Taylor. AEOLIAN ISLANDS, ITALY A chain of islands including Alicudi, Stromboli, and Vulcano, the Aeolian Islands are a testament that simplicity is tranquility. Time rolls to a stop in these quaint Mediterranean towns, and the crisp wines and rich meals are best enjoyed as you take in sunsets unrivalled in beauty.
VALLETTA, MALTA Home of a Unesco World Heritage Site and the imposing 16th-century Saint John’s Co-Cathedral, Valletta has been beautifully preserved. A vibrant cultural revitalisation in recent years has fused the rich history of this town with modern art and culture.
QUEPOS, COSTA RICA Regarded as the gateway to the tropical and gorgeous Manuel Antonio National Park, Quepos is an idyllic town surrounded by lagoons, beach-lined rainforests, and vibrant fauna. Rural and remote, this seaside destination possesses a unique edgeof-the-world feel. If you have dreams of relocating to a tropical haven, you’ll find peace in Quepos.
ACCRA, GHANA Accra is home to a vibrant and thriving art scene, yet its white-sand beaches, electric dance-club culture, and midcentury architecture should not be underestimated. Celebrate the rich history of Ghana, while exploring a promising symbol of Ghana’s future.
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OCTOBER17