The Balkans is a large peninsula in south-eastern European between four major seas: the Black Sea,the Mediterranean, the Adriatic and the Aegean. This peninsula hosts a cluster of nations and provinces, including continental Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, North Macedonia, Bosnia Herzegovina and Romania. It's countries are filled with ancient history, rich culture, UNESCO World Heritage sites and cosmopolitan cities.
The Baltic Region comprises the Northern European countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, situated on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. Although tiny in size, the three countries are completely different cultures to discover. Renowned for their historic squares, medieval architecture, ancient traditions, World Heritage Sites, magical lakes and spellbinding landscapes; the Baltic countries weave a spell on every traveler.
A relatively small island that once ruled almost 50% of the world's population, England is a destination extraordinaire. From spectacular countryside and renowned castles to quaint villages, local pubs to afternoon high tea and iconic cities like London, the capital; Britain is full of tradition, architecture, and history.
The self-governing Faroe Islands are a European destination and part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The archipelago comprises 18 rocky islands between Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic Ocean. The islands are connected by undersea road tunnels, ferries, causeways and bridges. Torshavn is the capital and main city.
Revered for its sophisticated wines and cuisine, France is the most visited country in the world. From medieval cities. alpine villages to world renowned Mediterranean beaches and iconic monuments such as the Eiffel Tower and the Palace of Versailles, France, with its art de vivre is high on every travelers bucket list.
Home to the iconic Neuschwanstein Castle and The Black Forest. Germany, apart from being the birthplace of Albert Einstein, is synonymous with awe-inspiring scenery, alpine forests, river valleys, world famous beer & wines, Oktoberfest, game-changing cars and state of the art technology.
Geothermal pools & spas, large forests, lush farmlands, fjords, volcanic craters, lava fields, spectacular Aurora orealis displays and the renowned Blue lagoon are just a few of the reasons that make this geologically diverse country one of the most bewitching destinations on the planet.
One of the greenest countries in the world. with over half of its territory covered by forest, Latvia is an unspoilt land with white sand beaches, pagan festivities, folk songs, craft beer, medieval architecture and the cosmopolitan capital city of Riga at the heart of its tourist experiences.
Part of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland is in the northeast on the island of Ireland. It will captivate you with rugged coastlines, beautiful landscapes, and lively cities. In its cities, enjoy the growing foodie scene and thriving street art.
Spanning eleven time zones and two continents, Russia, the world's largest country, is uniquely diverse and strikingly beautiful. With an array of rivers, forests, towering mountains, historic cities, walled fortresses, epic train rides and awe inspiring architecture. Russia is truly enigmatic and fascinating.
A beautiful country well known for its dramatic scenery, rolling hills, green forests and rugged line, Scotland iS the jewel in the United Kingdom's crown. Awe-inspiring and majestic, and yet modest and ancient at the same time, Scotland, with some of the friendliest locals, is full of legendary history: giving it the character it is world renowned for.
The land of four languages and home to some of the world's most coveted chocolate and watch manufacturers, Switzerland, envied for its snow capped peaks, alpine flora, plush ski resorts, world class cities and friendly locals, is one of the most liveable countries in the world.
Nordic countries located in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic are Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Greenland and Aland. Visitors to The Nordics will wonder at the breathtaking glaciers, fiords, waterfalls, beautiful harbors and the Northern Lights.
Known for its rugged coastline, mountainous national parks, and Celtic culture; Wales, despite being small in size, is geologically diverse and punches above its weight. With legendary castles and jaw-dropping wilderness, combined with the urban life of its capital Cardiff, Wales is bound to enthrall.