Located in the Atlantic Ocean near the coast of Morocco, the Canary Islands are an autonomous community of Spain. Spain's largest mountain in Tenerife is surrounded by beautiful beaches and wild national parks. Its cities offer vibrant nightlife and happy communities. But apart from Tenerife there are seven other main islands named Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro and La Graciosa. When the weather in Europe is poor the Canary islands offer a warm reprieve, and cheap shopping due to its duty free status.

Features

• White and Black Sand Beaches
• Mountains
• Volcanoes
• Lively Nightlife
• Beaches
• National Parks
• UNESCO Heritage Site
• Flora & Fauna

The Black Forest is an ancient mountain range in south western Germany famous for legends and the black fir trees that cover the landscape. The region is very popular for hiking and mountain biking in natural surroundings.

Features

• Bonndorf im Schwarzwald
• Titisee Lake
• Hiking
• Mountain Biking
• Lake Constance
• Schwarzwaldhochstraße Forest Drive
• Paragliding
• Skiing & snowboarding (December and January only)

Casablanca has grown to become one of Africas largest city and serves as Morocco's economic business centre, where business and creativity industries prosper. It's Port is the largest in the north of the continent. Dubbed the "White City" of Morocco. Located on Morocco's Atlantic Coast Casablanca is the best representation of a modern nation and where young Moroccans goto to seek their fortunes. Morocco and has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers, pleasant winters and moderate rainfall.

Features

• The King Hassan II Mosque
• Mahkama du Pacha
• Old Medina
• Central Post Office
• Morocco Mall
• La Cigale
• Kasbar
• Taverne du Dauphin

Attention all surfing nomads and remote worker! Taghazout is known as a top surfing destination! A pilgrimage location for world surfers. A laid-back fishing village, once famous for calamari and hippies, is now considered Morocco’s premier surfing destination for both pros and learners. pilgrimage location for world surfers. Only a 45-minute drive north of Agadir this once-sleepy fishing town now features on the world surf spots. Its magical weather makes it perfect for those allergic to European winters. The main beach at Taghazout is great for relaxing, sunbathing and swimming, but during and after the Moroccan summer holiday, it is very crowed wit tourists can overwhelm the village's infrastructure.

Features

• Tayyh Hiking
• Quad biking
• Hike to Paradise Valley
• Ride Taghazuot World Famous Waves
• 4 Coworking
• Yoga on the beach
• Kayak adventures
• Local Culinary Scene

Providenciales is the third largest island in the Turks and Caicos chain and the hub of tourism activity. More commonly known as Provo, the 38 square mile island is home to Grace Bay Beach, recipient of the World’s Best Beach award year after year from several travel and tourism publications. Your vacation experience will begin with your arrival at the Providenciales International Airport and you can choose to stay in one of the many ultra-luxurious villas, resorts and hotels throughout the island. For the discerning traveler, Providenciales guarantees exclusive opulence and luxury as well as serene solitude and unspoiled nature. Whether it’s a round of golf at the 18-hole Provo Golf Club, Thursday’s Island Fish Fry, indulging in rejuvenating spa treatments, sampling our culinary delights, snorkeling at Smith’s Reef or swimming with Jojo the dolphin and his friendly counter parts, there is no shortage of ways to relax and unwind. www.turksandcaicostourism.com/providenciales/

Features

• Grace Bay Beach
• Long Bay
• Sapodilla Bay
• Blue Hills Beach
• Pelican Beach
• Taylor Bay
• Water activities
• Wellness

The French Alps are the largest ski area in the world. Stretching from Europe's highest peak of Mont Blanc and bordered by the Rhone River the Rhône-Alpes region is world famous for both winter and summer outdoor sports.

Features

• Annecy
• Stunning Mountain Scenery
• Chambéry, (Former Savoie Capital)
• Mont Blanc
• Winter Skiing
• Summer Alpine Sports
• National Parks & Forests
• Cheese and iWine

Could it be the hour has come to polish up the paddle board or yank on the hiking boots? Do you have it in you to ride the waves, dive deep beneath them or scale a mountain? If you’re yearning to reboot your more vigorous, intrepid side this summer, the Aegean islands offer a bumper boost of adrenaline to put you on the right track. Maybe it’s surfing with the meltemi winds at your back, biking up outrageously steep slopes, free-running across the rooftops, horse riding through hidden villages, paragliding, kayaking, mountaineering… You name it, and the option is there. Let nature pose the questions and put your body and mind to the test. So, for all you stamina busters and would-be record breakers who relish the beauty and raw power of the wild, here’s the chance to discover your limits. And when you’ve stretched every muscle, tapped every reflex, chided every nerve, your reward is that epic view, that euphoric union with the elements, not to mention immense satisfaction and a tale to tell the folks back home. You will reach the islands with the following ways: Through international flights to Rhodes, Kos, Santorini, Mykonos and Karpathos but also through domestic flights from Athens and Thessaloniki to Astypalea, Kalymnos, Kasos, Kastellorizo, Leros, Milos, Naxos, Paros and Syros. By boat you can reach the islands from the three ports of Attica (Athens), Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio while all the islands are interconnected. www.aegeanislands.gr

Features

• Milos
• Naxos
• Rhodes
• Paros
• Andros
• Nisyros
• Karpathos
• Kos

Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic, is bisected by the Vltava River. Nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” it's known for its Old Town Square, the heart of its historic core, with colourful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval Astronomical Clock, which gives an animated hourly show. Completed in 1402, pedestrian Charles Bridge is lined with statues of Catholic saints.

The Loire Valley in Central France is the heartland of France. Famous for medieval castles, UNESCO world heritage sites, fresh air and magnificent food you'll find way too many things to do.

Features

• Vitiloire
• Amboise
• Bastille Day
• Domaine de Chaumont-sur-Loire
• Chateau de Chambord
• Saumur
• Chateau de Valencay
• Loches

The ancient capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is now known for the launching place to Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail. Full of archaeological remains and Spanish colonial architecture this amazing mountain city will take weeks to explore.

The Costa Blanca is over 200 kilometres of Mediterranean coastline in the Alicante province, on the southeastern coast of Spain. It extends from the town of Dénia in the north, beyond which lies the Costa del Azahar, to Pilar de la Horadada in the south, beyond which lies the Costa Cálida.

Features

• White Sandy Beaches
• Archaeological Sites
• Lively Fiesta Calendar
• Mountain Ranges
• Historic Castle Ruins
• Vivid Scenery
• Bronze Age Museums
• Communities

The Plitviče Lakes National Park is the oldest and most famous Croatian national park included in the UNESCO world heritage list with a 295km² forest reserve in central Croatia. It's known for a chain of lakes, connected to waterfalls, which culminate in a limestone canyon.

Features

• Waterfalls
• Lakes
• Limestone Canyon
• Hiking

The whole Dubrovnik region is well-known for its fascinating landscapes, abundant Mediterranean vegetation, mild climate and interesting smaller settlements. In former times, it became part of the Dubrovnik Republic territory, becoming connected with the city via historical, economic and trade route ties. In tourism, it is now called the Dubrovnik Riviera. Visiting Dubrovnik is not a complete pleasure without seeing at least a part of its surroundings: the good land and sea connections offer the possibility of organizing either shorter or longer excursions. www.visitdubrovnik.hr

Features

• Cavtat Old Town
• Racic Family Mausoleum
• The House of Vlaho Bukovac
• The Rectors Palace
• The Church of St Nicholas
• The Church of Our Lady of Snow
• The Sokol Falcon Fortress
• Arboretum

This beautiful swimming landscape is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. The capital of this autonomous italian island is Palermo.

Features

• Valley of Temples
• Mount Etna
• Ruins
• Volcanoes
• Mountains
• Beach

This peninsula in southern Greece played a major role in the history of Christianity. Connected to the mainland by the Isthmus of Corinth land bridge that devides the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf.

Features

• Temple of Zeus
• Caves
• Castles
• Historic monuments
• Hiking
• Beach

Crete is the largest Greek island and popular for its varied landscapes. This island is a small universe that offers white-sanded beaches, mountainscapes next to Mediterranean civilization.

Features

• White Mountains (Lefka Ori)
• Natural Landscapes
• Mount Psiloritis
• Knossos Palace
• Mythology
• Chania Town
• Beaches
• Heraklion Town

Dalmatia Split has a population of around 450,000 people. While Split is the gateway to the islands harbouring a very large port there is also the other side of the story it holds secrets to an ancient city.

Features

• Coworking
• Wine Tasting
• Boating
• Walking tours
• Cultural History
• Ancient Ruins
• Food Culture
• Adventure Tours

Lake Como is the home of Renaissance Architecture. Situated in the Northern part of Italy's Lombardy region. At the bottom of the Southwest branch of the lake is the city of Como. Lake Como has shaped in a Y shape with three slender branches all meeting at the resort town of Bellagio. Lake Como is well known for it's dramatic scenery set against the foothills of the Alps, enhanced by the lakes below.

Features

• Villa Del Balbianello Museum
• Isola Comacina
• Villa Olmo Exhibition Building
• Castello Di Vezio
• Villa Carlotta Art Gallery
• Como Cathedral
• Grigna Mountains for hikers
• Villa Monastero

The capital of Greece and also the largest city of the country. It is also known as the historical capital of Europe with a lot of ancient monuments and relics.

Features

• Modern Greek Athinai
• Parthenon Temple
• Ancient Greek Athenai
• Archaeological Museum
• Historic city landmarks
• 5th Century BC Landmarks
• The Accropolis
• 7 coworking places in Athens

The northeastern italian city is built on over 100 small islands connected by more than 400 bridges and divide but canals.

Features

• Grand Canal
• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Piazza San Marco
• Renaissance Architecture
• Campanile Bell Tower
• St. Mark's Basilica
• Bridges
• Santa Maria della Salute

Cape Town is of the the 3 capitals of South Africa known for its stunning nature, food and culture. An imposing Table Mountain overlooks the beautiful city, harbour and famous Robben Island.

The Far North of Queensland. Famous for World Heritage areas like the Great Barrier Reef with its 7,000km long beautiful coral reef system and the Daintree Rainforest.

Nicaragua stretches from the ocean to the jungle. From all points of view, it is magnificent. A country still little-visited but which ensures a guaranteed change of scenery. Discover its beautiful colonial-style towns, its lush nature (we are right in the middle of Central America and it shows ...) and its superb chain of volcanoes on which we trudged like we did. could. Discovering Granada, one of the prettiest colonial cities in the country, also allows you to visit two volcanoes not far from there. Mombacho, a rainforest-covered volcano, where you can play Indiana Jones-style adventurers. And Masaya, an active volcano which you can approach the impressive crater and even enter volcanic caves full of bats! The beautiful island of Ometepe located on Lake Nicaragua, where we spent a few days more than relaxing, far from all the hustle and bustle, discovering an incredible nature. Leon; Further North offers the traveller its very present historical past but also the possibility in a few buses to go swimming on the large beaches of Las Penitas. Discover Nicaragua with nomad stays!

Features

• Ocean
• Waves
• Jungle
• Forest
• Cultural History
• Islands
• Coliving
• Surfiing

Pula is the largest city in Istria County, Croatia. Known for its multitude of ancient Roman architecture. Apart from the city, the county offers a stunning landscape: white-topped mountains, lush wheat fields, plateaux, valleys, vineyards and olive groves on hillsides, and, finally the sea.

Mexico City, Ciudad de México, is the largest city in the country and the capital of which. It is one of the most important city in North America cultural- and financialwise.

Features

• Valley of Mexico / Valle de México
• Torre Latinoamericana
• Angel of Independence
• Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral
• Santa Fe
• Paseo de la Reforma
• Chapultepec Castle
• Palacio de Bellas Artes

The region of Turiec is located in the north-western part of Slovakia surrounded by mountains. The axis of the valley is the Turiec river. Know as the "garden of Turiec" the territory is one of the most picturesque regions of Slovakia.

Features

• Malá
• Vel'ka Fatra Mts.
• Kremnické vrchyq
• Ziar
• Ski centres
• Valleys

The Dodecanese Islands are a group of 15 large and 150 small Greek islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea.

This Irish county is the largest and southermost of the country, named after the city Cork, the second-largest city in Ireland and located in the province Munster.

Features

• Bantry House
• Mizen Head
• Glengarrif Woods Nature Reserve
• The Beara Pass
• Glenbeg Lough
• Timoleague Friary
• Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral
• Hooded Crows

Morocco is divided into 12 regions and Draa-Tafilalet (Drâa-Tafilalet) is located in southern Morocco. It's capital is Errachidia. Ocher dusty villages, calcareous kasbahs, dry mountains and arid plains: everything in this part of the country stretches towards the Sahara which reveals its splendor and its uneven beauty.

Features

• Ouarzazate the "Door of The Desert"
• UNESCO World Heritage
• Draa Valley
• CLA Film Studios
• Todgha Gorges
• Kasbah Taourirt
• Merzouga Desert
• Erg Chebbi

Get to know the island’s history by taking a stroll around Hermoupolis, weave your way in and out of the winding alleys of Ano Syros, relax on the island’s beaches, escape to exotic coves, sample the sweetness of a Syros-made loukoumi or of a celebrated halvadopita nougat sandwich, abandon yourself to the lures of the Cycladic cuisine, and let yourself be embraced by the island people’s hospitality. www.visitsyros.com

Features

• Hermoupolis
• Ano Syros
• Coves
• Beaches

Andalucia is where Spain's Christian and Islamic histories come together. Lovely rolling hill rural countryside, little white villages, colourful flower gardens and mountain landscapes. Escape the hustle and bustle of the big cities and surround yourself with the Spanish heartland.

Features

• White Villages
• Mountain Vistas
• Islamic and Christian Architecture

Valencia is located on Spain's eastern coast, at the mouth of the Turia River, right in the centre of the Gulf of Valencia. It is situated on the shores of the Mediterranean, a stretch of water which has gradually forged the city's character over the centuries. Valencia's geographical location makes it an excellent operational base from which to explore the rest of Spain. At just an hour and a half from Madrid by train, three hours from Barcelona by car, and with daily departures to the Balearic Islands, the capital of the Mediterranean is well worth a visit. Bask in the city’s pleasant climate, stroll along its wide sandy beaches, just fifteen minutes from the centre of Valencia, catch a glimpse of its past, sample the local cuisine and discover the richness of its culture. www.visitvalencia.com

Features

• 300 days of sunshine
• City of Arts and Sciences by Santiago Calatrava
• Albufera Beach
• Roman Visigothic Muslim and Medieval architecture
• Huge Parks
• Palau de Musica
• River Turia
• Communities

Sunny days, awesome surf and stunning beaches are three ways that best describe the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica. Entirely encompassed by Guanacaste province, the North Pacific Coast part of the country is the most visited, yet it is also one of the least populated parts of Costa Rica. Among the best and most easily accessible diving sites in the country, the North Pacific Coast has an abundance of marine life, especially around the Isla Santa Catalina area, Playas del Coco and Playa Ocotal. Today, areas like Tamarindo are also becoming increasingly popular and little fishing villages are exploding all over the place, with more and more foreigners wanting to move here to find a piece of paradise. www.govisitcostarica.com

Features

• Diving
• Surfing
• Fishing
• Paradise
• Marino Las Baulso National Park

The Sierra (Ecuadorian Andes) is known for delicious home-style cooking, stunning countryside, and vibrant festivals. The native people of the Sierra often speak Quichua and Spanish, dress in dark wool clothing with bright additions like shawls, ponchos, or embroidered blouses. Often, you can tell the ethnicity of a person simply by their style of hat.

South Africa's main administrative capital is where the wheels of the nation are powered. Full of highly skilled bureacrats, adminstrators and visiting politicians this smallish, modern city is the centre of decision making for the country.

South Africa''s garden province Kwazulu-Natal borders the Indian Ocean from neighboring Mozambique to Lesotho and Eswatini. With 2 UN World Heritage sites, iSimangaliso Wetland Park and uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park, Kwazulu-Natal is full of wildlife, outback, beaches and nature. It's largest city Durban is South Africa''s third largest city

Even Ecuadorians don’t always list the Galapagos as a region. After all, it stands alone several hundred kilometres east of the continent in the Pacific Ocean. But we like to mention it as a region for a couple of reasons. First, some people don’t know that the Galapagos is a part of Ecuador! Second, while some parts of the Galapagos Islands remind us of the mainland (like the towns and cities), it is nothing like coastal Ecuador.

Cadiz rocks

La Costa, Ecuador, on the western coast, stretches from a broad coastal plain to the foothills of the Andes in the east. Most of the world’s bananas are grown here. Tourism along the La Costa (Pacific Coast) was severely hampered by the earthquake centred around Manta, Pedernales, and Puerto Viejo in April 2016. Only recently have these communities seen a renewed interest from international tourists as they return to sunbathe on wide, sandy beaches, surf choppy waters, and eat the best seafood dishes around.

Features

• Wide White Sandy Beaches
• High Quality Local Food
• Cultural History
• Boating
• Beach

The Carribean West tourism region is in the country of Panama. The islands of the Caribbean (the West Indies) all 700 of them are on the Caribbean sea on one side and the pacific ocean on the other. When you look at the map at the bottom of Mexico you see the thinnest land area in Panama. Panama is a country on the isthmus linking Central and South America. The Panama Canal, a famous feat of human engineering, cuts through its centre, linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans to create an essential shipping route. In the capital, Panama City, modern skyscrapers, casinos and nightclubs contrast with colonial buildings in the Casco Viejo district and the rainforest of Natural Metropolitan Park

Features

• Bastimentos Cave
• Surfing & Sailing
• Hiking
• Diving
• Sunshine
• Warm Temperatures
• Food Culture
• Adventure Tours