EUROPE (WEST & EAST), MEDITERRANEAN, GREAT BRITAIN & ISLES & SCANDINAVIA (ICELAND, FAROE ISLES & GREENLAND)
AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, FRANCE, GERMANY, GREECE, ITALY, LUXEMBOURG, NETHERLANDS, PORTUGAL, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, ANDORRA, LIECHTENSTEIN, MONACO, SAN MARINO, VATICAN CITY, CORSICA, SARDINIA, SICILY, MALTA, GREEK ISLES, CRETE, CYPRUS, CROATIA, CZECH REPUBLIC, HUNGARY, MONTENEGRO, POLAND, RUSSIA, SLOVAKIA, UKRAINE, ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, WALES, IRELAND, ISLES (JERSEY, GUERNSEY, WHITE, SILLY ISLES, HEBRIDES, ETC), DENMARK, SWEDEN, NORWAY, FINLAND, ICELAND, FAROE ISLES, GREENLAND
Europe offers the traveler history, art, architecture, natural wonders, night live, local cuisines and various easily accessible modes of transport. The Mediterranean coastline differs from quaint and historic villages to trendy and fashionable beaches. Scandinavia will take the traveler further north to snow, ice, volcanoes, rugged landscapes and modern cities steeped in history.
EXPLORE and ENRICH the abundance and fascinating experiences of Europe (West & East).
The great historical cities of Europe are the key to discovering these culturally rich countries in which they sit. Enjoy the real flavour of the history, culture, character, people, traditions and, of course, cuisines of the various nations – an ideal introduction for those on any short or long trip of any sort alike – very travel thematically friendly and logistically a dream to “wonder” in.
MAGNIFICENT Mediterranean - there is much more than sunny, blue skies, clear waters and warm, idyllic sandy beaches. Gorgeous islands along “The Med” make up the entire expansive archipelago, which is truly a GEM of fun and exploration in travel terms. Apart from the inviting beach resorts, there are also 16th century walled historical towns with many museums, churches, open air markets, traditional houses with pretty balconies, peaceful parks, interesting wildlife, bird life and sea life.
English & the other favoured European languages are widely spoken, so communication is of no problem. Ferries routes are excellent and on time. To name a few - Greece, Corsica, France and the French Riviera, The Amalfi Coast, the Italian Riviera (Cinq Terre), Sardinia and Sicily (Italy), Crete, Montenegro, Cyprus, Gibraltor and more – all offer something for everyone with exceptional natural beauty, a variety of activities, well preserved history, traditional tasty cuisine, old monasteries, comfortable accommodation, easy travel logistics, spectacular views, memorable journeys/holidays, culturally life enriching trips all with affordable stays.
A CAPTIVATING PORTRAIT of Great Britain and it’s Isles – Britain has been assiduous showing great care and perseverance in preserving its steeped, long traditions, but offers the visitor much more than stately castles and pretty villages. A diversity of landscape, wildlife, culture, literature, art, food, and architecture, as well as its unique heritage, results in a nation balancing the needs of the present with those of its unique past.
Each one of Great Britain’s counties, that have grown out of kingdoms, principalities, shires, fiefs, boroughs, and parishes, has its own special flavour. This derives from Britain’s landscape, its resources and its history, all of which have shaped its peoples, too. Vernacular architecture marks each region, plus the regional pride is very strong and there is a rich variety of scenery to be found in every corner of this green and bounteous island.
SPECTACULAR Scandinavia — known for its stunning natural beauty, high latitudes the Northern Lights throughout the Arctic Circle, fun-loving cities, trendsetting designs, progressive politics, delicious cuisines, many outdoor activities, fascinating museums, well preserved traditions - is one of Europe’s most enjoyable and most interesting corners. A visit here connects you with immigrant roots (if you have any), modern European values, and the great outdoors like nowhere else.
You’ll gasp at breath-taking fjords, glide on a cruise ship among picturesque islands, and marvel at the efficiency and livability of its big cities. Yes, Scandinavia is expensive. But, delightfully, the best time to visit—summer —is also the best time to get great deals on the fancier hotels. A healthy dose of cosy small towns, time-passed fjord villages, and wander among eerie, prehistoric monoliths, plus bellying up to a “smorgasbord”.
