When people think of Morocco they usually think of Tagine and Cous Cous both of which are delicious, but Moroccan food is much more diverse, flavourful and colourful – you could easily write a book on the subject here’s far too much to cover in one blog – the spices alone deserve a chapter.

Comporta is one of Portugal’s most inconspicuous gems, where the elite go to be unseen and bask in the lazy, unhurried lifestyle underneath the southern sun.

Portugal has put itself at the forefront of carving a new wave of architecture-led boutique hotels featuring unique designs. Discover our favourite here.

Read about founder Charlie Shepherds wild adventure in the Serra da Estrela mountain range, as he reflects on his 100km across the mountains.

Food just isn’t part of culture in Portugal, it is the culture and sampling the local delights is the best way to embrace the countries unique charm. Click here to discover our favourite tastings in Portugal.

The Amizmiz trail is a circular route that is easily doable in a day, with an early start from Marrakech to the regional town of Amizmiz. The trail is virtually unknown and was pioneered by Epic, it’s a great day trip from the city for those looking for some adventure. Find out about it here.

What to wear in Morocco is a question that we very often get asked before people come over on holiday and although there is no one correct answer, we can try to give you some good ideas and options for things to pack.

Lisbon is arguably one of Europe’s most vibrant capitals. Not sure where to start when planning a visit? Check out our epic guide to spending 24 hours in Lisbon, Portugal’s unparalleled capital.

Just a short 3.5 hour journey from Marrakech is the medina seaside town Essaouira. Whilst 24 hours is never enough, read our Epic Take here on how to get a good flavour of the town.