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Off Season Greece: Hotelier Nikos Tsepetis on how to explore Crete's green heart during spring, without the crowds (opens the original)
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This is part of Off Season Greece, a collection of guides highlighting the year-round appeal of Greece's most popular destinations, courtesy of our favourite local tastemakers. In this edition, we speak to hotel owner Nikos Tsepetis. For 30 years, Nikos Tsepetis has run Ammos, one of the most talked-about hotels in Greece. The seaside boutique hotel in Chania, northwest Crete, is a manifestation of the man himself: joyful and design-focused with a commitment to high-quality cuisine (including hi
I stayed in a beautifully restored townhouse on Brighton's faded Regency Square, with unbeatable panoramic views of the sea (opens the original)
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Brighton is strangely nonchalant about its Regency architecture. In any other city such grand buildings would’ve been snapped up by gentrifiers and revamped long ago, but in Sussex’s biggest town the historic edifices have stubbornly maintained their bohemian shabbiness for a complex variety of reasons. Little has changed since I was at school here in the ‘90s. The white stucco and yellow-brick houses on Regency Square peel and crack in the sea air like ageing Miss Havishams, their interiors scr
Aloita Resort, Indonesia (opens the original)
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This bijou resort on Simakakkang Island â a speck in the ocean just south of Sumatra â offers a seclusion thatâs vanishingly rare. For decades hardcore surf junkies were the only foreigners to venture to this remote region, but family-run Aloita Resort caters to a broader crowd. While surf-loving guests hit the breaks, their companions or relatives can entertain themselves in other ways, from a variety of watersports to lazing on sea-facing gazebos, strolling on the 2km of beach, playing p
I spent decades avoiding the ocean â surfing in Indonesia helped me conquer my fear (opens the original)
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Inspired by Homer's epic, this series explores the journeys that changed our editors' lives. From conquering fears in Indonesia and postpartum resets in Greece via existential epiphanies in Paris, these are modern odysseys to inspire your next adventure. Here, features writer Noo Saro-Wiwa reflects on a trip which rewired a deep-seated fear. I have always had an overwhelming fear of the ocean â its power and depth, the creatures lurking in its gargantuan swells. It is a monster. Japanese artis
This Regency house by The Newt is made for beautifully curated private get-togethers (opens the original)
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Owning a farming estate is a beautiful idea until the realities of pest control and constantly rising maintenance costs ruins the fantasy. This is where Yarlington Lodge steps in, providing country cosplayers like me with the essence of rural bliss without actually shouldering any of the responsibilities. The entrance to this Regency-era lodge has to be one of the most visually arresting entrances I’ve seen in a while. From the blue-themed entrance hall I had a sightline to the lounge whose gree
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