There’s more to discover in Europe than you might think. From historic cities to lush green landscapes, Europe is home to so many beautiful places. Take a slow travel trip to Barcelona, get lost in a maze of streets in Granda, explore magnificent lakes in Macedonia, immerse yourself in Bulgarian history, and go by train across Poland.
Piran, Slovenia is a picturesque town on the country’s short Adriatic coast. Often overlooked by travellers heading to Lake Bled, this little coastal town doesn’t always make it onto Slovenia itineraries — but it absolutely should.
This Slovenia travel itinerary will take you through a 7-day journey across Slovenia, one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. The route focuses on two beautiful lakes: Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj. We’ll also see part of the Juliana…
Ljubljana is Slovenia‘s charming capital city. It’s known for its picturesque riverside, vibrant culture, and green spaces. Whether you are taking in historic sites like Ljubljana Castle or enjoying a glass (or bottle) of Slovenian wine along the riverbanks, the…
Your detailed itinerary for two days in Vienna, Austria’s beautiful capital city. If you love museums, artisanal coffee houses, apple strudel and vineyards, this is the Vienna itinerary for you.
We headed to Ibiza during the off-season to experience the ‘other side’ of the island. Walking, biking, beaching and swimming were our main activities each day, and Ibiza is a beautiful spot for all of those.
Mallorca is a beautiful Spanish island frequented by tourists throughout the year. Here you will encounter rugged cliffs, a stunning coastline, pristine beaches and plenty to see and do. This makes it an ideal destination for a range of travellers.
Shaped like a crescent, Croatia lies on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. Over 1240 natural formations dot the country’s waters. 78 are actual islands, of which only 47 have people living on them. Lots are very small, some…
Carvoeiro in Portugal’s Algarve region is a beach town best suited to those wanting a smaller resort town with easy access to hiking, kayaking and day trips. In this short guide, we take you on a journey to Carvoiero’s best…
Most people give it half a day as a stop-off from Barcelona. It has its own airport, it is an hour from the Costa Brava, and it works far better as a base than as a stop. If you are…
San Sebastian’s Old Town is a mythical destination for foodies, spoken of in hushed, reverent tones. On every cobblestone street, there’s a welcoming bar with small plates of “pinchos” already piled high to the delight of customers.