Discover Eastern Australia on a four-week road trip from Brisbane through the Sunshine Coast, Whitsundays, and Cairns to Darwin and Alice Springs. Continue south to Melbourne, explore the Alpine National Park and Canberra, and finish in Sydney. Enjoy a bonus weekend in Tasmania for a complete adventure of cities, coastlines, and outback landscapes.
Ireland as an independent country is relatively young, and more still it only joined the European Union in 1973. With this status change came new funding and support for infrastructure across the island, including improved rail service. Today, much of Ireland is well connected by a rail network that is also supplemented by coaches and ferries. The more than 7 million annual visitors (that’s about as much as the country’s resident population) can enjoy exploring Ireland safely and sustainably by taking advantage of these transportation opportunities.
When my husband and I arrived in Finland, we had only one expectation: to see the Northern Lights. Spoiler: we did NOT see the Aurora. (Well…not technically. More on that later.) But after a week in Finland and five of those days spent in Finnish Lapland, we returned home with newfound appreciation of Finns, Indigenous Sami culture, and the wilderness they call home.
Take your family-friendly ski trip to new heights in the winter wonderland of the Italian Alps at the 3 Zinnen Dolomites resort. We’ve included everything you need to know, from getting there to things to do, as well as why the Dolomites are in a league of their own when it comes to winter vacations.
Southern Italy is home to the stunning region of Puglia, one of the country’s most underrated areas and best-kept secrets. It’s slowly gaining in popularity, but you can still enjoy quieter times in the off-season. Keep reading for an epic seven day itinerary through southern Italy with a special focus on Puglia.
Andalucia, Spain, is unlike any other region in southern Europe. Imagine sun-drenched days in an epic landscape that includes pristine beaches and impressive mountain ranges. Charming white-walled towns speckle the region and the dining is unparalleled. Cultural influences range from Moorish to Mediterranean, and Flamenco is a way of life. This is Andalucia.
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