Travel
Teeth of the Dog Still Dye’s finest
This issue, we visited Pete Dye’s “Teeth of the Dog,” the majestic course in the Dominican Republic that captured the late US course architect’s heart.
Our Favourite Trips
Farm to fork…Heckfield style
A magical place…
Cobbled streets and classic pubs
Whether you’re ready to party like the Irish at Temple Bar, visit the Guinness Museum or take a dip in the ever-cold River Liffey, Dublin is a small capital city with a big heart.
An English quickie in Tree City
Referred to by some as Tree City, Ann Arbor is a friendly university town that’s full of café patios, art galleries, bookstores and an eclectic mix of fine and casual restaurants.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
Located in the heart of Quebec City’s Old Port, Auberge Saint-Antoine is an award-winning contemporary boutique hotel and a member of the prestigious Relais & Châteaux.
Cobbled streets and classic pubs
Whether you’re ready to party like the Irish at Temple Bar, visit the Guinness Museum or take a dip in the ever-cold River Liffey, Dublin is a small capital city with a big heart.
An English quickie in Tree City
Referred to by some as Tree City, Ann Arbor is a friendly university town that’s full of café patios, art galleries, bookstores and an eclectic mix of fine and casual restaurants.
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From cranes and fridges to luxe hotels
Falling in love with the Ring of Kerry.
Ode to a simpler life
It’s been a decade since former magazine editor Karen Roos fell in love with the majestic thick white walls and elegant gables of the Cape Dutch-style farm buildings on one of South Africa’s oldest farms.
Walking in the shadows of kings
The story of County Clare’s Dromoland Castle began in 1002, when Brian Boru ruled Ireland as High King from his throne in Killaloe.
Blissed out on the beach
Nestled in a lush and secluded jungle, the Maroma vibe is low-key and intimate.
From cranes and fridges to luxe hotels
Falling in love with the Ring of Kerry.
Ode to a simpler life
It’s been a decade since former magazine editor Karen Roos fell in love with the majestic thick white walls and elegant gables of the Cape Dutch-style farm buildings on one of South Africa’s oldest farms.
