Now that's a bird's eye view! Photography reaches new heights as the most incredible images taken by drones are revealed

Winning entries from Dronestagram drone photography contest

The 'Dronestagram' contest sought to find a winning scene shot taken from the sky - and there were some spectacular results that made the judges' job difficult. However it was rather fitting that the machine replicating that of a winged creature would snap the winning picture - of a bird. Taken in the skies above the Bali Barat National Park in Indonesia, the dronecam caught the terrific wingspan of a bird of prey in flight.

For sale: Luxury Spanish villa where Princess Diana used to holiday goes on the market for £30MILLION (and Madonna is said to be keen to buy it)

Castillo Mallorca

The villa, dubbed Mallorca Castle, is where the young Diana Spencer spent her summers and is officially the most expensive property on the island. The Puerto de Andratc property has an asking price of £30m, but does come with its own cave and yacht pontoon, and pop royalty Madonna is said to be keen to snap it up.

'I could have died': Holidaymaker suffers facial injuries after trapdoor fails to open on 110ft-high Vertigo waterslide in Benidorm

Injuries: Jamie Norman, 27, pictured after the incident

Jamie Norman, 27, from Manchester, was left with his legs and arms battered and bruised, alleging that the 60mph Vertigo slide in Aqualandia, Spain, malfunctioned. The electrician, from Manchester, revealed how he 'could have been killed' when the trap door on the 110ft-high - in which riders stand in a capsule - failed to open properly, meaning he smashed into them on his way down the ride.

Forget the iPad, pack the Play-Doh: The top toys to take on a plane revealed... as parents admit their main travel concern is keeping children entertained in-flight

Simple pleasures: The study, which also included participant Archie Sturt, 3, with his mother Nicola Sturt, found children don't need high-tech games to be entertained

A social experiment conducted by Professor Robert Winston found the top 10 toys that will keep children happy during a two-hour flight.

He must be a fan! Serbian border official keeps Hugh Laurie waiting an hour while he photocopies his passport as a SOUVENIR

Hugh Laurie

The actor and blues singer is on tour with his band and was told to wait for his passport, only to find out the border official was a fan and wanted a copy.

Sacre bleu! France forced to launch 'homemade' logo for restaurants in bid to combat declining culinary standards

Dining out: French restaurants are famed for their culinary expertise, but there are fears that standards are declining

Famed for its gourmet offerings, France is worried restaurants are relying too much on pre-prepared food, so has introduced the new labelling for eateries.

Hotel in deepest, darkest Peru offers guests the chance to meet real Paddington Bear - but experts warn he's in danger of extinction

Rare sight: The Andean Spectacled Bear is on the list of critically-endangered species

The Inkaterra Andean Bear Sanctuary in Machu Picchu is home to five Andean Spectacled Bears, which are critically endangered.

Cops use Taser on drunk man who led them on a 30-minute chase round Legoland water park and told them his name was Pterodactyl

Richard Campagna, 36, was chased through the Florida amusement attraction on Wednesday.

'It was like Pompeii': British family recount moment they were forced to evacuate Spanish holiday apartment as raging forest fire sent hot ash raining down on them

Holiday hell: Paul and Valerie Clark were with their three children, Caitlin, 16, Logan, 11, and eight-year-old Isla when they were forced to flee the Spanish holiday resort

The blaze suddenly changed direction just an hour after Paul and Valerie Clark arrived at their hotel with their three children, prompting the evacuation.

From an alien-like structure in Nevada to rainbow mountains in China: Unbelievable travel destinations you never knew existed

Fly Geyser is a combination of the man made and natural

At first glance, you’d think these were computer-generated images detailing a fictional planet. But they’re actually some of the world’s most extraordinary travel locations. The alien-looking Fly Geyser (centre) is a water spring located on a private ranch in Nevada, America, while the multi-coloured Zhangye Danxia (top right) is a set of hills in a Geological Park in Gansu Province, China. The Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska, Juneau, (below) has a fake-looking, bubble wrap-like structure – which has formed over thousands of years. Elsewhere, the Tianzi Mountains (top left) in Zhangjiajie, China, could be the backdrop of a CGI blockbuster, while the yellow fields of Niujie, Luoping, China, (below) look like nowhere else on earth.

Chaos in the streets: Injury toll rises to three as thousands of revellers hit San Fermin - Pamplona's raucous bull-fighting festival

Revelers run ahead of ''FuenteYmbro'' fighting bulls on the way from Santo Domingo street to the bull ring, during the running of the bulls, at the San Fermin festival, in Pamplona, Spain, Saturday July 12, 2014.

A total of three men have been injured as several thousand people tested their bravery by dashing alongside fighting bulls through the slippery streets of Pamplona during the 'running of the bulls' at San Fermin festival.

Living La Dolce Vita: Heavenly food, ancient tradition and a moment or two to reflect on a whirlwind visit to Rome and Capri

Sea view Capri

On a Rome city break and quick island hop to Capri, there's a lot to be said for finding the quiet pauses.

Iguanas on a plane! Endangered reptiles are upgraded to fly home to Bahamas in plane CABIN after being smuggled into the UK in socks

Saved: The 12 iguanas that survived the journey to the UK are being repatriated to the Bahamas

The smuggled San Salvador rock iguanas are so rare that just a few hundred exist in the wild, so were allowed to fly back to the Bahamas in the plane cabin.

'The air traffic controller got confused. He went silent': Boeing pilot reveals backgrounto THAT pic whenhe was forced to abort landing to avoid collision at Barcelona airport

Dramatic footage: The video shows the moment a plane was forced to abort its landing after another plane taxis across its path at Barcelona airport

Nikolay Limarev, the captain of the UTair Boeing 767 was forced to perform an emergency 'go-around' procedure to avoid hitting another plane at El Prat Airport in Spain.

Half of women pack their partner's holiday suitcase ... with 7% choosing clothes for them as well (in attempt to avoid any embarrassing outfit choices)

Men are the most efficient packers, taking an average of 76 minutes to fill their bags

The survey of more than 2,000 adults found 51 per cent of the fairer sex take on the responsibility of packing some or all of their other-half's travel bags.

'We will help you get absolutely s*** faced': Now Barcelona cracks down on drunk tourism with bid to ban booze cruises offering unlimited beer and sangria

Promises: The company Booze Cruise Barcelona offers to help tourists get 'absolutely s*** faced' (file photo)

The Catalan city has already banned land-based bar crawls, now it is targeting a company offering three-hour alcohol-fuelled boat trips.

'We're arresting you Yeah, Yeah, Yeah':Life imitates art as the Fab Four from the West end musical 'Let it Be' playing outdoors have ANOTHER brush with the law

The Let It Be band in front of Big Ben, from left to right: James Fox, Luke Roberts, Paul Canning, John Brosnan

Tourists were astonished to see the Fab Four belting out their most famous songs at some of the capital's top landmarks on a red London bus.

Tourists warned about car hire costs: It's cheapest in Cyprus at £295 week (while in Majorca it's a whopping £514)

Budget options: Luqa in Malta, Marmaris in Turkey and Salzburg in Austria offer cheaper car hire

British holidaymakers are facing sky-high car hire costs in some of the most popular summer holiday destinations.

Boozy Britons abroad! Bars, clubs and pubs a priority for a QUARTER of holidaymakers (while only 9% look for love while away)

Boozy breaks: 25% of Brits say pubs, bars and clubs are what they look for when they book a holiday

Keeping the Brits abroad stereotype alive, some 24 per cent of 2,000 people questioned opted for a boozy break as their preferred type of trip.

Crete Expectations: Who says all-inclusive luxury and babies don't mix? A short break in Elounda is just the tonic for tired parents

Emily with her partner and their son

In search of a stressless, blissful break, Emily Payne takes her partner and eleven-month-old son to Elounda Bay Palace in Crete.

UK's first left-hand driving school opens ... as 25% of Britons admit they are too scared to get behind the wheel while on holiday

It's a sign: A third of Britons say they don't research the rules of the road before travelling

The course, designed to give Britons the confidence to get behind the wheel on holiday, launches today, with further classes planned.

My family has caught cabin fever! A Forest Holiday in Norfolk is magic for children and adults alike

Family time: On a Forest Holiday, the onus is on making your own fun

Tessa Boase live in a small house in London, and the lack of space drives her and her family bananas. Could a Forest Holiday be the perfect family break?

Kissing snaps, 'duck face' pouts and sandy toes: The selfies we love to snap on holiday (but just 6% dare take a Kim-style 'belfie')

Selfie

Half of Britons spend their trips abroad posting boastful selfies, with the beach our top setting for a snap - preferably of us kissing our partners. But we're not as racy as Kim with her rear bikini shot, or Heidi Klum, who captured an envy-inducing 'surfboard' stomach snap on holiday.

It was worth the wait! Photographer spends eight hours a night in the snow to capture jaw-dropping images of Northern Lights

Northern Lights

Stefan Forster, who has visited Iceland six times to photograph the stunning natural phenomena, braved fierce winds and minus 6 degrees to get perfect shots. The photos were taken in Iceland, Greenland and Norway.

World's most expensive city for airport taxis revealed - and it isn't London or New York

Hang on to your wallet: Airport taxis in New Zealand and Australia are likely to prove expensive

Airport taxis can be a bane of travellers' lives, costing huge amounts for a simple journey. Now, new research has revealed a shame list of cities with expensive rates.

A third of Britons sneak teabags into their holiday luggage but sleeping in our own bed is what we miss the most while away

A good ole cuppa: Third of Brits take teabags on holiday - with it being the sixth most missed thing while away

Second on the list is pets, followed by family and friends - with speedy internet connection featuring as the fourth most missed benefit of being at home.

'I feel like hell but glad to be alive': British man recounts terrifying moment he was almost crushed by bulls at Spanish festival

Recovering: Tom Hadfield is still in hospital and will not fly home for several days

Tom Hadfield, 23, fell while being chased by six bulls in Pamplona and was trampled, breaking four ribs, two of which pierced his lung.

'It will revoluntionise the way we holiday': From on board skydiving to a 300ft-high observation pod, Royal Caribbean unveils virtual tour of 'world's most futuristic ship'

cruise

TV presenter Jason Bradbury takes viewers on a tour on what is being billed as ‘the world’s most futuristic and advanced ship’. The C5 Gadget Show host, who’s a ‘self-confessed geek’, showcases the ‘ground-breaking technology and new entertainment offerings’ – including ‘things that have never been tried on a cruise ship before’.

From dual armrests to reclining seats that don't crush passengers' knees, are these the economy plane seats of the future?

NEW SEATS

James Lee, who has won accolades for his forward-thinking concepts on the future of plane travel, has revealed his plans for new long-haul seats. And those travelling on a budget will welcome the new-look, as it's designed with economy passengers in mind.

'It objectified women': Air New Zealand safety video featuring bikini-clad models dropped after thousands sign petition calling it sexist

Petition: The campaign against the Air New Zealand video featuring bikini-clad models was signed by 7,000

The nearly four-minute footage, which features bikini-clad models, has been taken off the air after an online petition was launched calling it sexist.

After shocking Magaluf video, Blackpool tourism bosses ban Geordie Shore cameras from filming wild nights out in seaside town

Blackpool tower

Tourism bosses in Blackpool, Lancashire, revealed they have refused permission to shoot footage there, as it does not want to be cast in a ‘detrimental light’.

Are YOU brave enough? Watch first riders take on Zumanjaro, the world's fastest drop ride that plunges 415ft in 10 SECONDS (while 128mph coaster thunders overhead)

Zumanjaro

First riders put the terridying ride - which stands taller than Big Ben and the Statue of Liberty - to the test, with hair-raising results. Opened on July 4, the tallest, fastest drop ride in the world, is attached to the biggest rollercoaster on the planet.

Amazing images show moment Golden Gate Bridge emerges from fog to be illuminated by San Francisco sunset

Golden Gate Bridge

Swiss traveller Stefan Forster managed to capture the stunning photos of the iconic bridge while on a five-day stay in San Francisco. The photographer said he was lucky to be in the right place to snap a pictures as the bridge emerged from the fog, just as hour after 'a truly amazing sunset'.

The battle for Bimini: Hemingway's Bahamas paradise under threat as locals row over plans to bring in 500,000 tourists a year

Development: Tiny local hotels are now facing competition from big resorts

The tiny island currently only attracts wealthy Americans but a 300-room hotel, casino and cruise terminal could change all that. While some argue that the 2,000 inhabitants need to attract more business to the island, environmentalists have called the development plans 'the greatest potential tragedy to an eco-system.'

A virtual tour guide, travel maps and photos with the blink of an eye: How Google Glass will revolutionise the way we holiday (you just need to work out how to use it first)

Google Glass

It is the technology that has finally arrived in the UK amid much hype. Tech fans claim there is no limit to how the headgear can improve your travel experiences, from guide books and maps to video and photo functions. But is it really as groundbreaking as everyone says? MailOnline Travel editors Carol Driver and Sarah Gordon put it to the test...

From The Beatles at Abbey Road to Oasis in Soho: Music fan superimposes iconic album covers over street scenes where they were photographed

Famous album covers

The Beatles' Abbey Road album cover (pictured top) from 1969 evokes memories of a time when the group really did rule the world - yet something as simple as crossing a road remains etched on the mind. Oasis set their own trend in the 1990s, and their album cover for (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (bottom) was also simple, yet effective and memorable. Photographer Bob Egan used places in London to cleverly superimpose the exact locations where classic albums such as these were shot, onto the same present day locations.

'The world's first temperature-controlled city': Dubai to build biggest mall on the planet, with theme park, five miles of streets and 100 hotels and apartments

Dubai

The mall itself will cover eight million square feet, connecting with a host of attractions to create a 'temperature-controlled pedestrian city'. The ambitious project is expected to attract 180 million visitors a year, complete with theatres to rival the West and Broadway, the world's largest indoor theme park and a wide boulevard modelled on Barcelona's Ramblas.

Nine ways to pass time in an airport: From air train gymnastics to wheelchair races, stranded travellers film hilarious video during nine-hour layover in Dallas

Nine ways to pass time in an airport

After missing the last flight of the day to Atlanta, Zach Searcy and Ben Borrello decided to make the most of their delay with a host of fun activities. The pair turned their nine-hour wait into an opportunity to try out all the things they wished they could do at an airport, from gymnastics on the air train to military training exercises under the seats at the gate.

The ultimate selfie tour! 3G-enabled cars launch in South Africa so holidaymakers can take photos and share them online instantly

Wish you were here! The 3G tours mean visitors can instantly share their photos

The tours are available in Cape Town, thanks to an aentrepreneur who realised tourists don't want to wait until they are at their hotel to share photos.

The British Riviera! Wild beaches and warm people abound on a break to the Isle of Man

The Isle: Famed for its views and spectacular sunsets over Port Erin Bay as well as frequent glimpses of the Mourne Mountains of Northern Ireland in the distance

James Taylor spends a wonderfully busy few days on the Isle of Man - a glorious 220 square mile patch of the British Isles, packed with history and things to do.

'Mickey Mouse treats us like we're crazy': Disability charity takes Disneyland to court for 'institutional discrimination'

Discrimination: The charity says Mickey Mouse is treating people with learning difficulties like they are crazy

The charity claims that Disneyland Paris labels people with learning difficulties as 'disabled' and uses practices similar to racial profiling.

'Wearing bikinis can attract sexual attacks': Indian minister tells tourists to cover up on Goa beaches... and avoid going to bars

Cultural differences: The minister claimed that women should not be allowed to wear bikinis in public

Goa's public works minister said wearing bikinis 'attract's sexual harassment and added that 'scantily dressed' women shouldn't be allowed in pubs.

Oops, WRONG COUNTRY! Budget airline drops lone female passenger 300 miles from home after putting her onto incorrect flight

Forced to apologise: Budget airline Jet2 put Stacey McGuinness onto the wrong flight at Dalaman Airport

A budget airline has apologised after a female passenger was put onto the wrong flight back from Turkey. Stacey McGuinness landed in Yorkshire rather than Glasgow.

Now that's what we call a sea view: Cruise operator uses Google Street View to let potential customers explore liner in advance

Royal Caribbean

In a clever case of 'try before you buy', cruise operator Royal Caribbean has used Google Street View to map out one of its liners so customers can explore in advance.

Seconds away from disaster: Dramatic moment two planes almost collide on runway at Barcelona airport caught on video

Dramatic footage: The video shows the moment a plane was forced to abort its landing after another plane taxis across its path at Barcelona airport

The footage reveals the near-miss between a Boeing 767 from Russian airline Utair and an Aerolineas Argentinas Airbus A340 at El Prat, Spain. It shows the Boeing coming into land on the runway, making its final approach, as the Airbus, heading to Buenos Aires, taxis across its path.

Sex acts in public, drunken orgies and 'causing carnage' ... what really happens at 'out-of-control' parties run by Magaluf company involved in THAT shocking video

Magaluf

Unlimited free alcohol, sex competitions, and 'causing carnage', this is how one of Magaluf's most controversial events companies keeps young holidaymakers entertained.

Making hay while the sun shines! Barn hotel offers guests the chance to sleep on straw bales for the ultimate rustic experience

The final straw, is a barn hotel

Guests visiting a new campsite in the Netherlands won't even have to pitch a tent as they can sleep in a cosy bed and use a fully-working bathroom inside a barn. The idea for the campsite, Hayema Heerd, in Zuidhorn, was orginally conceived when its owner introduced the concept of 'sleeping in straw' and it became a huge hit.

All aboard! Ferrari designer unveils plans for new £30m ultra-luxury train in Japan ... with glass walls and high-end bedroom suites

JR East Taps Ferrari Designer Ken Okuyama for Luxury Sleeper Train

Cruise Train is expected to launch in the spring of 2017, but renderings have been released, unveiling a revolutionary blueprint with a £30m price tag. Produced by former Ferrari designer Ken Okuyama in collaboration with JR East railways, the projections are based on the seven-star super-luxury Nanatsuboshi in Japan.

'Like jumping off the Empire State Building!' Terrifying video shows what it is like to ride the Verruckt, the world's tallest water slide

A November 2013 photo shows Schlitterbahn's new Verrückt speed slide/water coaster in Kansas City, Kan.    A spokeswoman for the waterpark in Kansas says crews are still trying to fix a mechanical problem with the world's tallest water slide.  Unless it can be fixed by Sunday, the ride's official opening may be delayed for a third time..  (AP Photo/The Kansas City Star, Jill Toyoshiba)

When the world's tallest water slide finally opens in July it will be, as this first person-angle video shows, be absolutely terrifying. The Verruckt, meaning insane, will see its riders drop further down than if they were jumping off Niagara Falls.

British tourist restrained by 10 policemen after biting holidaymakers on Magaluf beach 'while high on party drug Cannibal'

Out of control: The British man was restrained by 10 policemen after biting bathers on the Magaluf beach

The 28-year-old was detained after turning violent on the beach, not far from where British girl was filmed performing sex act on 23 men for a free drink.

For sale: Stunning 200-acre Mediterranean island goes on the market for £1.2m... complete with its own Roman ruins

Paradise? The island in the Med for 1.5 million euros

Isola di Mal Ventre, off the coast of Sardinia, is one of the few remaining private islands available for sale in the Mediterranean, and for an asking price of just £1.2million, it's cheaper than many two-bedroom semis in London.

Holiday like an A-lister on the cheap! Luxury private Thailand resort where Kim Kardashian stayed auctions breaks for charity (at 70% less than she paid)

Kim

The luxury private resort in Thailand where Kim Kardashian stayed is auctioning breaks – including the very rooms the reality TV star slept in. Iniala Beach House, in Phuket, was thrust into the global spotlight this year, after the mother-of-one posted that bikini selfie on Instagram.

Families lambasted for sheltering under precarious cliffs on Jurassic Coast following extreme weather

Warning: There have already been several rockfalls this year due to the extreme winter weather

Locals are shocked by the number of holidaymakers picnicking under dangerous cliffs just two years after a woman was killed by falling rocks.

Dubai to open underwater theme park designed by art team behind Avatar and Pirates Of The Caribbean

Pearl Of Dubai

The Pearl of Dubai will be a five-acre site based entirely below the surface of the sea, so scuba divers and snorkellers can explore the park.

Speedos, a kettle and anything corduroy: Couples reveal what NOT to pack for a holiday if they want to keep the peace

Suitcase war! Men and women are driven mad by the unnecessary items their partners take away

Men and women have outlined the items that drive them mad when they spot them in their partner's suitcase

Now that's an ice view! Amazing photos capture the beauty of water droplets and frozen crystals on a plane window at 37,000ft

Pictured - The plane window at seat 30F onboard to Japan captured by Bertrand Kulik.

Bertrand Kulik noticed the condensation forming interesting shapes in his window as he flew from Paris to Japan.

Kate and Wills go glam! Madame Tussauds revamps waxworks of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with evening wear makeover

New look: Kate and Wills' waxworks makeover was unveiled at London's Madame Tussauds

The pair were first installed together at the London attraction two years ago - to mark their first wedding anniversary - and bosses thought it was time for an update.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Joey Essex set the trend as research shows men are more concerned with a holiday tan than women

Soaking some rays: Cristiano Ronaldo is a well-known admirer of the sun - and tanning his sporty physique

Modern men are now more obsessed with tanning on holiday than women are - thanks to celebrity sun worshippers like Cristiano Ronaldo and Joey Essex. Researchers who polled 2,000 adults found a great tan is more of a holiday priority for men - coming second on their list - than women who ranked it as number three. It seems the likes of Portugal and Real Madrid frontman Ronaldo and TOWIE's Joey Essex is encouraging men to seek a similar bronzed look.

British man breaks world record for fastest journey around all 468 stops on the New York subway system

Odyssey: Mr Bryant's journey took him to all corners of the network - including stations in Queens

A train-obsessive has achieved a life's ambition by visiting every station on the New York subway system in a day - setting a new world record.

Is this the end of elbow wars on planes? Device wraps around passengers' arms to create a portable rest ... meaning no more mile-high fights

Napwrap

A company has launched a product called Napwrap, which offers a 'cocoon' in which travellers can rest their arms. Retailing at £11, the device wraps around either upper arm, providing support for the opposing hand - while your other hand rests on top of your forearm.

Data roaming charges revealed: Streaming a 30-minute TV show abroad can cost £540 and using Google maps will cost you £36

Risky business: Travellers should be careful not to overspend on data when overseas

As new rules restrict the cost of data roaming within the EU, travellers are warned about the high costs of using a phone in the rest of Europe and around the world.

'I'll push you': Disabled adventurer is the first to tackle 500-mile Way of St James trek in a wheelchair... with a little help from his best friend

Making tracks: Justin Skeesuck and Patrick Grey are tackling the 500-mile French Way trekking route to Santiago, in Spain

Best friends Justin Skeesuck and Patrick Grey, from Idaho, will make the six-week journey from France to Spain, ending in the holy city of Santiago.

Flashback! Frolicking on the beach to surfing in the sea, a look back at how package holidays began as an option for the rich

Package holidays back in the day

Package holidays have come a long way since their emergence in the Fifties and Sixties as exclusive getaways for a select few British holidaymakers to the present day.

Dimmable windows, mood lighting and a plug for your tablet: The planes that will give economy a taste of first class... and they take to the skies next year

Mood lighting: Glowing LEDs will change the colour of lights during the flight to help passengers adjust to their new timezone

Cattle class is getting an upgrade with a host of new technological advances, from a button to adjust temperature to a plug socket for every seat.

It's not a mirage - it's art! The secret swimming pool hidden in the Mojave Desert ... but travellers need to crack GPS coordinates to find it

It's not a mirage! Secret swimming pool hidden in the Mojave Desert ... but travellers need to crack GPS coordinates to find it

The journey to reach the pool starts at the MAK Centre for Art and Architecture in Hollywood, Los Angeles, where the pool's keys have been left - along with a set of GPS coordinates. The 11x5ft pool, located in south-eastern California and built by Austrian visual artist Alfredo Barsuglia, can be found using the directions, which lead travellers to the vicinity where it's located.

A Georgian folly, a Saxon stronghold and even a PIGSTY: The bizarre holiday homes that are being booked YEARS in advance

Landmark Trust

The Landmark Trust, a charity dedicated to restoring historic properties, has reported a book in bookings, with some reserved right up until 2016. A Georgian Folly near Southampton and 12th-century Astley Castle, in Warwickshire, are among the most popular options, along with poet John Betjeman's London home.

Fly under water! The hand held fin that lets you swim like a dolphin while being dragged behind a SPEEDBOAT (just don't forget to come up for air)

Flying... underwater, with the Subwing

A new extreme sports craze sweeping Europe is 'Subwing' - where a person gripping onto a 4ft carbon-fibre 'wing' is dragged underwater behind a speedboat.

Best views from the cockpit! Pilots reveal their top 10 airport approaches

Best views from the cockpit

British Airways asked captains with experience of flying 180 different routes for their favourite views holidaymakers The Northern Lights, the London skyline and Mont Blanc have been named the top three sights in the world to see from a plane. Sydney Harbour and the Golden Gate Bridge make up the top five best views to experience from the cockpit, according to a survey of pilots. British Airways asked captains with experience of flying 180 different routes for their favourite approaches.

Is London really THAT bad? UK capital voted the second least-friendly city in the world (but it's OK, we're not as bad as Paris)

Crack a smile: London has been voted the second least friendly city in the world, coming just above Paris

Europe isn't the most welcoming place in the world, with four out of the five of the unfriendliest cities. But, in contrast, New York comes out well - taking the top spot as the most welcoming city in the world.

French ministers slam proposal to make visitors pay 500% more tax on hotel stays (so much for being nicer to tourists)

Warning: France Foreign Affairs Minister Laurent Fabius said the tax was 'contrary to the promotion of tourism'

The proposed tax hike on hotel stays in France has been derided by ministers who fear it will deter tourists planning to visit the country.

Holograms instead of staff, bag drop at Starbucks and sonic disrupters so other you're not disturbed by other passengers... what air travel will be like in 2024

Future of Travel

Check-in counters and queues will be a thing of the past at the start of our future journeys as we grab a coffee and dump our bags at Starbuck's and take our directions from holograms. This is the Future of Travel in 2024, according to Skyscanner's latest report from futurologists and experts in travel and technology.

Wish you were here! The 10 holiday snaps people back home hate to see (and yes, 'hot dog legs' definitely feature)

Holiday photo cliches

Smug selfies, writing your name in the sand and that sunset cocktail snap are among the most irritating photos you can post online. And the celebrity favourite - the 'hot dog legs' on the beach shot - annoys a third of envious friends when it appears on their news feeds.

Chasing away the evil spirits! Amazing pictures show sleepy Himalayan village erupt into colourful Buddhist festival to bring happiness to the world

Himalayan Festival

Masked monks lead the festivities in Tawang, a mountain village in north-eastern India, which erupts into colourful dancing, music and theatre. The three-day festival is held in the courtyard of the Tawang monastery, which is nestled on top of the hill overlooking the town.

At least you won't hear the people next door through the walls: The no-frills Chinese hotel made out of an OLD CONCRETE PIPE

It's certainly sturdy: The hotel, in Henan province, is made from a recycled section of concrete pipe

Some people want luxury from their hotel. Others are happy to bed down in a room made from an old piece of concrete pipe - as tourists in China are currently proving.

'Everything in Dubai is the best of the best!' TOWIE star Lydia Bright reveals her top five favourite hangouts in celeb holiday hotspot

Lydia Bright

Reality star Lydia says the holiday hot-spot has amazing hot weather, gorgeous food, incredible service, brilliant hotels and phenomenal nightlife.

Passenger sues BA after booking flights to historic Granada, in Spain, and ending up 4,000 miles away in Grenada, the Caribbean

Holiday mistake: Mr Edward Gamson always wanted to visit Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain, but he was sent to Grenada in the Caribbeans

Edward Gamson booked his tickets in the US as part of a European tour, but only noticed he was actually going to the Caribbean when on the flight.

Best seen from sea: From the Northern Lights to Sydney Harbour, cruise ship captains reveal their favourite destinations

Cruise ship captains' top destinations

In this MailOnline exclusive we discover the destinations that really are best seen by sea, according to the international cruise captain’s that sail the world’s oceans.

Never lose cash on the beach again! Tansafe promises to keep valuables hidden from thieves ... inside FAKE bottle of suncream

The bottle of sun lotion looks like a regular item you would buy from a shop to provide protection from the sun's rays

Holidaymakers who are heading for the beach, but are not desperate to be robbed of their valuables while they go for a swim, will be intrigued by this cunning device - a portable safe that looks like a basic bottle of suncream.

A trainspotter's paradise! All aboard the vintage train carriages turned into a seaside hotel on South Africa's Garden Route

Santos Express Train Lodge

Dubbed 'The Train' by backpackers, the hostel is a series of bright blue carriages parked overlooking the spectacular Mossel Bay, between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, with beds from just £6. And if you fancy splashing out, there are always the two suites known as the 'Royal Ladies', from £54 a night.

A prison cell, a coffin suite and even an upside down room where you sleep under the FLOORBOARDS... is this the world's weirdest hotel?

Propeller Island City Lodge

Ever fancied sleeping in a coffin? Or perhaps you would prefer a flying bed? This German hotel has some bizarre rooms that it claims are works of art. You might struggle to get a good night's sleep in the upside down room, and the reflective surfaces in the kaleidoscope room could certainly keep you awake at night.

Spotting the Northern Lights tops bucket list of things to see before you die (and the Niagara Falls and Egyptian Pyramids make the top five too)

Northern Lights

A survey of 2,000 people by the National Lottery placed seeing the aurora borealis natural phenomenon above any other personal desire. Personal achievements also featured high on the list, with retiring comfortably featuring in second place. Visiting the Niagara Falls, the pyramids in Egypt and the Grand Canyon made up the rest of the top five.

The world's tallest rollercoaster! 55-storey Skyscraper that drops riders to the ground at 65mph, and boasts stunning views of Orlando (if you're not too busy screaming)

Don't look down! The ride is a huge 570ft tall, making it the tallest structure in Orlando

The so-called 'polercoaster' will weave around the tallest structure in Orlando with loops, dives, spirals and inversions - but it won't open until 2016.

Vintage Portugal: Sipping port and playing golf (very badly) on a great sunshine escape

A city of style and charm: Porto, with the River Douro at its heart, has a curious Englishness to it

It is a world away from the Algarve - and in many ways, that is a good thing. Freddy Gray heads to northern Portugal to ruin its golf courses.

It's a scream job: Travelling fair struggles to fill vacancy for Ghost Train phantom - because staff say ride is already haunted!

Must be prepared to travel: The successful applicant would have to play the part of a 'ghost, soul or personality of a person who has died and has somehow gotten stuck between this plane of existence and the next.'

Carters Steam Fair posted a spirited ad in jobcentres for someone to scare members of the public for £6.50 an hour - plus 10p per scream.

From beyond the grave: Richard III boosts Leicestershire tourism by £482m in just one year (not bad for a body in a car park)

'My kingdom for a horse:'  Visitor numbers have soared in Leicestershire, where the remains of Richard III were discovered

After the Plantagenet king was found in a car park in Leicester in 2012, the county saw a huge boom in fascinated tourists visiting.

Will it take off? Model Kelly Brook takes 'selfie' craze to new level with suitcase covered in her OWN snaps

Kelly Brook's 'selfie suitcase'

The model hit the runway at London's Biggin Hill Airport with the world's first 'holiday brag' suitcase emblazoned with a giant photo of herself.

World class spas, endless beaches and the largest yacht marina in Mexico: Why Riviera Nayarit is Mexico's hottest new destination (if it's good enough for Kim and Kanye...)

Riviera Nayarit

Move over Tulum - Riviera Nayarit is fast becoming Mexico's hottest destination.

Mmm, that looks nice! Best restaurant in the world forced to deter voyeuristic 'food tourists' by creating a rocky garden outside

Noma food tourists no longer stare in the windows at diners

Diners at Noma were put off by hundreds of tourists congregating outside the restaurant, so disconcerting that its founders took action.

Wish you were here? From rolling golden sand dunes, to celebrity-packed hangouts, the world's 10 sexiest beaches revealed ... and Rio takes the top spot

Mexican dream: Tulum beach is a favourite for models like Cara Delevingne

The beaches in Brazil are an added bonus to the 1.9 million or so football fans traveling to South America for the World Cup.

Flight tickets 'to rise by £5' per passenger - to make up for the compensation airlines have to pay out to delayed travellers

Time limit: Thomson believe passengers should only be able to claim within a two-year period

Passengers could end up paying more for their flights following a ruling against Thomson Airways about compensation payments.

Orient Excess: All aboard the Art Deco train that takes you from Bangkok to Singapore - and gives you lots to boast about

Tom Mangold boards the Orient Express

Sorry to gloat, but if you want to stop a dinner party dead, tell your guests your next trip is on the luxury train from Bangkok to Singapore.

Lighting up the skies! Amazing video shows mind-bloggling extent of air travel between Europe and North America over 24 hours

Flight path video

To showcase the complexity of the routes and how they manage to fly across the continent without crashing into each other, NATS (formerly known as the National Air Traffic Services) has created a stunning timelapse video.

Almost half of parents fear they wouldn't be able to save their child if they were drowing (and say they have lost sight of their child on holiday

At risk: Half of parents admit they have lost sight of their child long enough to cause panic

Research in aid of Drowning Prevention Week found that while drowning is the third highest cause of accidental death in children in the UK.

Capital city! Stunning new video reveals London's top 10 most-visited attractions - and the British Museum scoops the top spot

London

To celebrate record-breaking visitor numbers, tourism board VisitLondon has launched a new video, showcasing the capital's top 10 most-visited attractions.

Get a Kim Sears 'Hairover' for £1,000 or take a tennis fitness lesson at Victoria Beckham's favourite spa... where to go for the ultimate luxury experience at Wimbledon

Wimbledon

Whether or not you make it to the All England Tennis Club this year, you can certainly find ways to celebrate its spectacular return, says Ashley Pearson.

Shock horreur: Finance minister tells cash-strapped (and perennially rude) French to be NICE to tourists

Warm welcome: French ministers are urging locals to shake off their reputation for being surly

French finance minister Laurent Fabius told a conference that 'an unhappy tourist doesn't come back' as he laid out controversial proposals.

'They've got one thing wrong... it's not raining!' Harry Potter stars reveal their first impressions as Wizarding World's Diagon Alley opens at Universal Studios, in Orlando

Truly magical: Harry Potter actors Oliver and Jamie Phelps, Matthew Lewis, Domhnall Gleeson, Evanna Lynch, Robbie Coltrane, Helena Bonham Carter, Warwick Davis, Tom Felton and Bonnie Wright were all in attendance at the grand opening of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter Diagon Alley

Matt Lewis, Domhnall Gleeson and Evanna Lynch joined Helena Bonham Carter at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Florida in Orlando.

Pampered generation! Infographic reveals how Millennial travellers are more interested in high-end holiday services than Boomers

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A survey of 1,000 people aged 18-67 reveals that Millennials are more likely than older travellers to seek out hotels with luxury services.

'I have a strong connection to Bantham': Sir Richard Branson throws his weight (and hopefully money) behind bid to save his favourite beach

Branson and beach

The National Trust is trying to buy 'magical' Bantham Beach in south Devon after its owners put it up for sale earlier this month.

'Well jel' Britons cause 72% surge in Marbella holiday searches after TOWIE returns to the glitzy Spanish town

Lauren Pope in Marbella

It may have been the setting for affair accusations, but 'Marbs' is on our holiday hotlist, with interest soaring after the latest TOWIE episode.

Check BEFORE you book! 53% of travellers have 'no idea' when their passport expires (and 17% forget to bring it with them)

What do you mean yours is out of date darling? 53 per cent of Britons don't know when their passport expires

More than half of British passport holders asked if they would be able to state when their passport was due to expire said ‘no, I’d have no idea’.

Even muggles are allowed to visit! Orlando goes Harry Potter crazy as Universal Studios launches massive Diagon Alley extension to magical theme park

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter's Diagon Alley will officially open on July 8, allowing guests to experience even more of Harry Potters adventures in an all-new, magnificently-themed environment

Harry Potter fans will be able to explore the wizarding street, delving into Gringotts Bank, coming face to face with a fire-breathing dragon.

Fancy swapping your rented London apartment for a French Island? It could SAVE you more than £1,000 a week

Comparing a French island with a London flat

A three-bedroom London flat in Knightsbridge (inset right) costs £5,500 a week to rent - more than £1,000 per week more than a 25-acre island on a stunning French river. The incredible isolated island on the River Seine near Paris, France, is up for rent for under £5K a week - and comes complete with a villa nearly twice the size of the city pad.

The future of rail travel? From chaotic hub to 'urban icon' - the striking design that is set to transform India's New Delhi Station

New Delhi railway station is to get a futuristic makeover

The plans for the 86 hectare site were revealed today as part of the Future Of Rail 2050 report. A design firm says it wants to transform the station - which handles 500,000 passengers a day - into an 'urban icon'. Other futuristic travel predictions include 'HoloCalls', intelligent drones and train stations powered by algae.

Our perfect holiday includes six Facebook updates, four Tweets and four Instagram snaps (and we want seven 'likes' in return)

No I said post your PICS not your pecs! 29 per cent of holidaymakers document their holidays on social media 'to make their lives look more exciting' according to a new report

We are a nation of 21st-century travellers, as worried about our social media updates as we are about having a good time, according to new research. Travellers admitted they post pictures to make their friends jealous, show off their tan and annoy colleagues.

Lost treasure and a log flume for brave shipmates: Inside Legoland's new Pirate Shores and hotel rooms (where even Jack Sparrow would want to spend the night)

Lego lubber: Kids - and even adults - will find their sea legs at Legoland Windsor's new Pirate Shores

The Legoland resort in Windsor has launched the new Pirate Shores section with new rides, models and activities – it all promises to deliver ‘swashbuckling fun’.

Mrs Brown's Boys D'exhibition: Dublin museum opens special display, where you can try on Agnes Brown's clothes and see the set from the hit show

Huge success story: Brendan O'Carroll as Agnes Brown in hit BBC 1 show

Featuring pieces of the set of TV show Mrs Brown’s Boys and costumes that you can try on, the showcase is a must-see for all fans of the hit BBC series.

Generation Careless: Young British tourists regularly travel without insurance, and think mum, dad and the taxpayer will foot the bill

Taking a chance: Over a third of young Britons travel without insurance (picture posed by models)

More than one in three British tourists between the ages of 16 and 24 will take risks with their health and their finances when they go on holiday this summer

Holidaymakers warned about highway thieves in Spain, after more than 120 drivers are targeted near Barcelona

Victims: Britons are being targeted while driving on the AP-7 motorway near Barcelona

The AA said more than 120 British motorists have had their cars burgled after stopping to help broken down drivers on the AP-7 motorway.

London vs New York: The infographic that shows the Big Apple trumps us for eateries but the British capital is best for cocktails

London vs New York: Fairmont compiled the infographic to compare the two popular cities

The rival city break hotspots have a lot in common, but who comes out on top? London beats New York for art, but Broadway trumps the West End.

Portugal is paradise! Sunspot country tops poll of favourite European destinations for Britons - but we can't get on with the French

Algarve beach

A survey of British holidaymakers' tastes reveals that Portugal is our favourite destination - and that the French are the nation we can least get on with.

Why go to Wimbledon? Only a quarter of UK fans attend for the tennis (with bragging rights and enjoying a glass of Pimms the most popular reasons to pay a visit)

Cheers: Drinking Pimms and Champagne and being able to say you were there were some of the reasons people go to Wimbledon

Apparently having a glass or two of Pimms or champagne or just saying ‘I was there’ are good enough reasons to go to Wimbledon.

'I thought I was travelling to Brazil to watch the World Cup - so why am I being held upside down by a tattooed man with pierced nipples talking about bandhas?

Tom Laing doing yoga in Brazil

When Tom Laing's wife suggested a trip to Brazil this summer, his heart skipped a beat. But watching 22 men run around a pitch wasn't what she had in mind.

Andy Murray's hotel selling alcohol at six times its retail value (and the top wine is £800 CHEAPER at London's Berkeley)

Sky-high prices: The Cromlix has received criticism for the price of alcohol it serves in its Albert Roux-run restaurant

The Cromlix hotel, in Stirling, has come under fire for the steep alcohol prices in the restaurant run by French chef Albert Roux.

Want to see what Hell looks like? The burning crater that is set to become Turkmenistan's hottest tourist destination (thanks to a blunder by Soviet scientists)

Door to Hell

Situated about 270 kilometres north of the capital Ashgabat near Derweze village, the so-called Door to Hell is the result of a drilling blunder within a natural gas field. Turkmenistan tourist officials hope the crater will help boost tourism in the former Soviet state, which currently welcomes just 12,00 to 15,000 people from around 50 countries each year.

A squiffy kangaroo, a snacking giraffe and a surfing gentoo: Just some SENSATIONAL entries to the National Geographic photo competition. Could you do better?

A munching giraffe to a squiffy kangaroo... the top entries to National Geographic so far

Underwater scenes, landscapes and a variety of animals caught in spontaneous poses are some of the entries which have been sent into the competition, and National Geographic are keen to see more. The grand prize winner will get an eight-day National Geographic Expedition to Alaska for two.

The abridged version of the world! New private jet tour whisks travellers to the most iconic locations on Earth... all in just 25 days (but it will set you back £53,000)

From Seattle to Boston...and a few countries in between

The whistlestop tour takes in some of the finest architectural, historical and geographical locations in the world, from the grandeur of the Great Wall of China and wildlife in the Serengeti Plains to the idyllic beaches of the Maldives and artistic spectacles in St Petersburg.

Stockholm syndrome: Amazing images from the Swedish metro system which is as much an art gallery as a plain mode of transport

Stockholm metro

In many cities, the tube system is an unappealing realm of stressed commuters and drab mornings. But this is not the case in Stockholm. The Swedish capital boasts a metro network that is as colourful as any art exhibition.

Off the beaten track! The top 50 secret travel locations in Europe revealed in new Lonely Planet book (and UK scoops five places)

BRAK8K Aerial image of Battle Abbey built on the scene of the Battle of Hastings, Battle, East Sussex, UK

Five British locations, including a music hall in London and a pub in Wales, have made it into a list of Europe's best secret spots. Battle in East Sussex, the South Cotswolds, Wilton's Music Hall in East London, and the eastern shore of Loch Ness in Scotland, all feature in the new Lonely Planet book of Europe's top 50 secret spots.

Why didn't they think of this before? First look at stunning in-flight safety video that passengers will actually WANT to watch

Message in the sky: The Northern Lights used as backdrop to explain emergency procedure

Icelandair's new safety video is an unconventional film which uses Iceland's natural wonders including the northern lights, lakes and mountains as a stunning backdrop to its safety message.

All aboard! The floating sauna in Finland that comes complete with barbecue, hammocks and a trampoline (but costs £325 A DAY to hire)

Feeling the heat: The floating sauna in Finland

A Finnish engineer designed the unusual heated vessel for his friends and now hires out the sauna so holidaymakers can tour the lakes in North Karelia.

Which airline is the cheapest in Europe with average routes costing £51.60? (and here's a clue: it's not Ryanair!)

Skyrocket: Average prices for Europe's cheapest airlines fluctuate when the cost of luggage is added

The cheapest airline in Europe's average price £51.60, says research by Whichairline.com, but who comes out on top?

Games areas, panoramic windows and seats that harvest body heat to power the cabin: Airbus reveals what flying will be like in 2050

In-flight entertainment: From panoramic views to a games area, there will be plenty to keep passengers entertained in 2050, according to Airbus

The planes of the future will have 360-degree views, seats that serve drinks and the option for a gentle sea breeze to blow through the cabin.

'We wanted to see the snow': Tourist rescued from mountain in Scotland was wearing FLIP-FLOPS

A walker wearing just flip flops has been rescued off a Scottish mountain

The walker and two friends were exploring 4,006ft Aonach Mor in Lochaber near Fort William when he slipped and hurt his ankle.

Couple who met in Travelodge shun five-star honeymoon for £53-a-night stay at the same hotel chain - just 25 miles from their home

Budget celebration: Mike and Michelle - who met at a Travelodge in 2011 - got married last Thursday

Mike Sampson, 50, and Michelle Green, 47, married at Falmouth Register Office on Thursday before making the 40-minute drive to their hotel.

The rise of the retro raver! 38% increase in over-40s travelling back to their old party haunts in Magaluf and Ayia Napa

Hit the beach: Ibiza, Ayia Napa and Magaluf are seeing a rise in older travellers

Older travellers are flocking back to their favourite clubbing haunts for their holidays, but this time they do it in more luxury.

More bang for your buck: Exchange rate on dollar means bargains for British tourists in America (and Dubai and the Caribbean too)

New York shopping

With the pound hitting a five-year high against the US dollar, British travellers are being advised that their cash will currently go further in the USA.

At least he's travelling light! American student tours Europe for the summer wearing just a BATHROBE

Meet the Bathrobe Crusader

The social media traveller is currently touring Europe, posting photos of himself wearing the casual nighttime attire on Instagram. So far he has just 200 followers, but writes that it doesn't matter to him. He's also posted snaps in Versailles, in the Louvre Museum in France, and reading a paper in Amsterdam.

It's not an illusion! Inside magician David Copperfield's exclusive Caribbean resort, where parrots pick up litter, an outdoor cinema appears on the beach... and guests pay £24,000 a night

Copperfield resort

In 2006, the famed magician bought the 100-acre island of Musha Cay in the Bahamas, and after five years of remodeling, says he as created 'the most magical vacation destination in the world.'

From a microscopic New York to a desert that looks like Mars .... incredible aerial photos show Earth as you've NEVER seen it before

Betsiboka, Madagascar: These terraced rice fields are the work of the Betsileo people, noted to be savvy farmers - their name means 'The many invincibles'

The most vivid imaginations would do well to dream up the stunning, and at times perplexing, patterns and colours found when we take a bird's eye view of these cities and remote landscapes.

How to dress like David Gandy or Harry Styles: Designer to the stars to offer celebrity makeovers at five-star hotel

Harry Styles and David Gandy W Hotel

High up on the W London hotel’s seventh floor, with a bird’s eye view of Leicester Square, a team of stylists will be dressing men during fashion week next week.

Flying into the future: Copenhagen becomes first airport to trial staff use of Google Glass

A leap forward, maybe: Reaction to the devices among passengers varied according to age group

Is Google Glass the technology of the future. The Danes seem to think so. Copenhagen has become the world's first airport to issue the 'wearable computers' to staff.

Cash in the attic! British holidaymakers are hoarding £550million in foreign currency that hasn't been changed back to pounds

Wasted cash: British travellers are keeping their foreign currency after their holidays rather than converting it

A study has found more than £550 million in foreign cash is sitting around in British homes waiting to be converted back.

The world's longest honeymoon: This couple's epic adventure covered six continents, 33 countries and 302 places in 675 days (and yes, they are still together)

honeytrek

Americans Mike and Anne Howard decided to pool their savings, quite their jobs and blog about their travels around the world. Starting in South America, they moved through Africa, Asia, Oceania and Europe, sharing everything with their 7000 followers on social media as they went. Their travel philosophy has always been to go places too far to visit while they have jobs and too rugged to tackle when we're old.

The California hotel that has reached new heights of luxury - by delivering guests their Champagne by DRONE

Room with a view: Guests won't have to worry about opening the door to staff or finding a tip as they soak up the sun on their terrace

The Casa Madrona sends bottles up to the VIP suite using the remote-controlled machine so guests aren't disturbed by staff.

A Scottish castle retreat with its very own 'throne room'! Developers plan to turn secret 13th century chapel into a luxury toilet

Fit for a king: Developers plan to turn the castle into a luxury retreat at a cost of more than £2.3m

The hidden chamber was discovered during preparatory work at Mingary Castle, which is being rebuilt at a cost of more than £2.3m after lying empty for 150 years.

Investigation under way after 13 planes mysteriously vanish from radars in Europe for 25 MINUTES in 'unprecedented' incident

Investigation: The data for the planes disappeared as they were flying over Austria and other European countries

It what is being billed as 'unprecedented', the incidents on June 5 and Tuesday saw the flight data disappear from air controller screens in several countries.

Screwdrivers, tweezers and a tube of spot cream: The 11 strangest items requested by air passengers, as revealed by a stewardess

Squeezing a spot

Air passengers can be weird - if a list of items requested on flights is to be believed. A stewardess has listed the oddest things she has been asked to source on board.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? AirAsia sparks collision fears after it hits a 'nok' (Thai for 'bird' - and the name of a budget airline)

FILE - In this July 29, 2006 file photo, ground staffs check for the readiness of passenger planes of Nok Air, front, and Air Asia, rear, during a commercial...

The Airbus from Bangkok to southern Nakhon Si Thammarat, hit the bird - the Thai word for which is 'nok', sparking fears there had been an incident with budget Nok Air.

Tents without tears? Private showers, sitting room and even wine tasting... I'll drink to 'glamping'!

French fancy: One of the tents at the site in Montazellis

We were staying in a safari-style tent with a four-poster bed, fitted kitchen, sitting room and private shower, nestled in the rural idyll of a working vineyard in the sunny South of France.

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Lost treasure and a log flume for brave shipmates: Inside Legoland's new Pirate Shores and hotel rooms (where even Jack Sparrow would want to spend the night)

Lego lubber: Kids - and even adults - will find their sea legs at Legoland Windsor's new Pirate Shores

The Legoland resort in Windsor has launched the new Pirate Shores section with new rides, models and activities – it all promises to deliver ‘swashbuckling fun’.