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Location: Primordial nature, cosy beach bars, charming towns… Yes, we are talking about Ibiza. This heavenly isle is still filled to the brim with hidden treasures!

5 must do’s in Ibiza

Location: Primordial nature, cosy beach bars, charming towns… Yes, we are talking about Ibiza. This heavenly isle is still filled to the brim with hidden treasures!

5 must do’s in Ibiza

Reason why: In 2018, Valletta starred as Europe’s cultural capital. Since then, this charming little coastal city filled with balconies, steps and terraces has captured plenty more hearts. And rightfully so!

Styling: green, light blue and stripes, dungarees, maxi-dress and flared jeans with a shirt dress or checked blazer.

Location: Valletta, capital of Malta    

5 great things about Valletta

1.     Hidden pearls. From the magnificent view in the Hastings Gardens to the lush interior of Manoel Theatre, which dates back to 1732.

2.     Picturesque alleys. Wander along the trendy Strait Street – once the red-light district, and now filled with terraces, restaurants and live music.

3.     Culinary wonders. Savoury hors d’oeuvres, creamy sheep’s and goats’ cheese and a never-ending supply of fresh fish.

4.     Seaside city. Go cruise-ship spotting in the Grand Harbour, one of the most important crossroads in the Mediterranean.

5.     Cultural hotspot. City palace Casa Rocca Piccolo, St. Jansco Cathedral or the modern parliament building: which do you fancy?

Location: Primordial nature, cosy beach bars, charming towns… Yes, we are talking about Ibiza. This heavenly isle is still filled to the brim with hidden treasures!

5 must do’s in Ibiza

Location: La Palma

Reason why: Do you like to go walking, trekking, and hiking? But maybe it could be a bit more challenging? With hundreds of spectacular hiking trails, you can definitely indulge yourself on La Palma!

Mood: Do you want to be prepared for everything that could happen on your next big hike? We've got your back!

Styling: High-performance materials that protect you from sun, bugs, and humidity, as well as from all the elements, even when the temperature suddenly drops at night.

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La Isla Bonita

The most north-western island of the Canary Islands, La Palma is the third smallest of the seven official islas that make up the Spanish archipelago. And it’s also the most surprising. With its abundance of dense pine forests, natural parks, dizzying craters, black beaches, imposing volcanoes, pastel-coloured villages, and more than 1,000 kilometres of hiking trails, the ‘Beautiful Island’ came by its nickname naturally. Moreover, La Palma is one of the least tourism-exploited islands of the Canarias, a place where slow living is allowed. The capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma, also proves this with its sleepy charm.

Like the other Canary Islands, La Palma is a volcanic island, which means it has a very distinct geography with major differences in level, making it the perfect location for outdoor sports such as hiking, paragliding, and mountain biking. For example, the landscape dives from the Roque de los Muchachos at an altitude of 2,423 metres to the deepest point on the island, some four kilometres below sea level. With the Roque, La Palma also has the second highest mountain in the Canary Islands, meaning you won’t get any closer to the island’s world-famous starry sky than this.

Location: Primordial nature, cosy beach bars, charming towns… Yes, we are talking about Ibiza. This heavenly isle is still filled to the brim with hidden treasures!

5 must do’s in Ibiza

Reason why: In 2018, Valletta starred as Europe’s cultural capital. Since then, this charming little coastal city filled with balconies, steps and terraces has captured plenty more hearts. And rightfully so!

Styling: pyjama stripes or a knitted polo in red and blue. Sleek is passé, relaxed is the way.

Location: Valletta, capital of Malta

5 great things about Valletta

1.     Hidden pearls. From the magnificent view in the Hastings Gardens to the lush interior of Manoel Theatre, which dates back to 1732.

2.     Picturesque alleys. Wander along the trendy Strait Street – once the red-light district, and now filled with terraces, restaurants and live music.

3.     Culinary wonders. Savoury hors d’oeuvres, creamy sheep’s and goats’ cheese and a never-ending supply of fresh fish.

4.     Seaside city. Go cruise-ship spotting in the Grand Harbour, one of the most important crossroads in the Mediterranean.

5.     Cultural hotspot. City palace Casa Rocca Piccolo, St. Jansco Cathedral or the modern parliament building: which do you fancy?

Reason why: In 2018, Valletta starred as Europe’s cultural capital. Since then, this charming little coastal city filled with balconies, steps and terraces has captured plenty more hearts. And rightfully so!

Styling: Bright colours, flowers and stripes on dresses and loose trousers for girls, cars and logos on comfy sweaters and shirts for the boys.

Location: Valletta, capital of Malta

5 great things about Valletta

1. Hidden pearls. From the magnificent view in the Hastings Gardens to the lush interior of Manoel Theatre, which dates back to 1732.

2. Picturesque alleys. Wander along the trendy Strait Street – once the red-light district, and now filled with terraces, restaurants and live music.

3. Culinary wonders. Savoury hors d’oeuvres, creamy sheep’s and goats’ cheese and a never-ending supply of fresh fish.

4. Seaside city. Go cruise-ship spotting in the Grand Harbour, one of the most important crossroads in the Mediterranean.

5. Cultural hotspot. City palace Casa Rocca Piccolo, St. Jansco Cathedral or the modern parliament building: which do you fancy?

Location: La Palma

Reason why: Last stop, Hiker’s Heaven. Because hiking trails on La Palma are grand, grander, grandest. That’s why!

Mood: Activewear has never been so multi-purpose. From just hanging out to sports, if you go, your outfit goes too.

Styling: Blue, pink, and coral are the basic palette for pieces with an athletic feel and all-round materials.    

La Isla Bonita

The most north-western island of the Canary Islands, La Palma is the third smallest of the seven official islas that make up the Spanish archipelago. And it’s also the most surprising. With its abundance of dense pine forests, natural parks, dizzying craters, black beaches, imposing volcanoes, pastel-coloured villages, and more than 1,000 kilometres of hiking trails, the ‘Beautiful Island’ came by its nickname naturally. Moreover, La Palma is one of the least tourism-exploited islands of the Canarias, a place where slow living is allowed. The capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma, also proves this with its sleepy charm.

Like the other Canary Islands, La Palma is a volcanic island, which means it has a very distinct geography with major differences in level, making it the perfect location for outdoor sports such as hiking, paragliding, and mountain biking. For example, the landscape dives from the Roque de los Muchachos at an altitude of 2,423 metres to the deepest point on the island, some four kilometres below sea level. With the Roque, La Palma also has the second highest mountain in the Canary Islands, meaning you won’t get any closer to the island’s world-famous starry sky than this.

Location: La Palma

Reason why: Walking, okay, but sprinting on the ridge around the largest volcanic crater in the world? Even that is possible on La Palma.

Mood: Switch effortlessly from hanging out to a vigorous hike. If you can do it, your clothes have to do it too.

Styling: Strong colours like red, orange, and yellow with a sporty feel, logos, and all-round materials.

You can find it here >>

La Isla Bonita

The most north-western island of the Canary Islands, La Palma is the third smallest of the seven official islas that make up the Spanish archipelago. And it’s also the most surprising. With its abundance of dense pine forests, natural parks, dizzying craters, black beaches, imposing volcanoes, pastel-coloured villages, and more than 1,000 kilometres of hiking trails, the ‘Beautiful Island’ came by its nickname naturally. Moreover, La Palma is one of the least tourism-exploited islands of the Canarias, a place where slow living is allowed. The capital, Santa Cruz de la Palma, also proves this with its sleepy charm.

Like the other Canary Islands, La Palma is a volcanic island, which means it has a very distinct geography with major differences in level, making it the perfect location for outdoor sports such as hiking, paragliding, and mountain biking. For example, the landscape dives from the Roque de los Muchachos at an altitude of 2,423 metres to the deepest point on the island, some four kilometres below sea level. With the Roque, La Palma also has the second highest mountain in the Canary Islands, meaning you won’t get any closer to the island’s world-famous starry sky than this.

Reason why: On Malta, the boules-type game of ‘bocci’ is almost a national sport. In Valetta you can also throw a ball here or there.

Styling: Cool for the boys, sporty for the girls, with blue, red and grey, slender stripes, large logos and small prints on comfy sweaters and stylish T-shirts.

Location: Valletta, capital of Malta.    

5 great things about Valletta

1.     Hidden pearls. From the magnificent view in the Hastings Gardens to the lush interior of Manoel Theatre, which dates back to 1732.

2.     Picturesque alleys. Wander along the trendy Strait Street – once the red-light district, and now filled with terraces, restaurants and live music.

3.     Culinary wonders. Savoury hors d’oeuvres, creamy sheep’s and goats’ cheese and a never-ending supply of fresh fish.

4.     Seaside city. Go cruise-ship spotting in the Grand Harbour, one of the most important crossroads in the Mediterranean.

5.     Cultural hotspot. City palace Casa Rocca Piccolo, St. Jansco Cathedral or the modern parliament building: which do you fancy?