Travel

Taghazout is a place for slow travel rather than a packed sightseeing list. We happily filled 10 days here with beaches, surf, walks, spas and remote working, and we’ve already been back twice to do the same thing again. “How many days do I need?” is still a fair question, and the answer depends on

We holidayed in Malta during early November and came home wondering why more people don’t. Two weeks, £99 return flights from Gatwick, a self-catered studio in Valletta for €72 a night, and enough sun that we were in t-shirts most days. November sits in that awkward gap where Malta stops being a summer holiday and

Looking to get out to the beach in East Sussex? This blog is for you. Within easy reaching distance of London and Brighton, the south-east coast has a lot more beach to it than just Brighton beach, especially if you don’t mind pebbles! Luke and I live in Hove, and we’ve been up and down

Taghazout is a small village with three distinct areas where you may want to stay. Where you base yourself really shapes the trip, so here’s how the three main areas compare: We’ve stayed in Taghazout on three visits, in 2017, 2025 and 2026, and have our favourites for where we like to stay. If you

Taghazout’s year-round mild climate makes it a good destination most of the year. For us though, Taghazout is a winter sun destination where we escape the chilly and grey UK weather for 10 days of sun, surf and tagine. The best month for surf also vary too. We’ve had the pleasure of visiting Taghazout three