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• Medieval hilltop chapels with breath-taking views 
• Fragrant Mediterranean pines and bright rock roses
• Small boutiques and art galleries in Pollença
• Vineyards, almond orchards and citrus groves
• Gorgeous beaches in Puerto Pollença and Cala Viçent
• The wetlands reserve at s’Albufera Natural Park

• Bizarre basalt formations and colourful deserts
• Overnight stay at the Parador Cañadas del Teide, beneath Spain's highest peak (3718m)
• Exuberant and exotic vegetation, such as the Dragon Blood tree
• Picturesque villages with lots of history like Garachico and La Orotova
• La Laguna, Tenerife's old capital, a great example of 17th-century architecture

• Bizarre basalt formations, colourful deserts, lush vegetation and a stunning coastline
• Overnight stay at two friendly family-run hotels in small inland towns
• A pleasant climate with temperatures from 15º to 25º year round!!
• Easy to moderate walks of 3 to 5,5 hrs through incredibly varied scenery
• Optional ascent by cable car to El Teide volcano, Spain’s highest peak (3718m)
• Optional guided 4x4 and walking excursion by Local Agent on La Gomera
• One modern hotel conveniently placed near the airports (TFS-Tenerife Sur or TFN-Tenerife Norte)

• Bizarre basalt formations and moon-like volcanic landscapes
• Colourful deserts that contrast with laurel forests and a stunning coastline
• Friendly family hotels in historical towns 
• Explore volcanoes, ravines and sculpture-like formations
• Taste a delicious cuisine with many influences
• Sleep at the foot of the highest Spanish mountain: el Teide

• A unique 'undiscovered' destination
• Lush vegetation in a botanical paradise
• Dense laurel forests, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986
• Amazing routes in heart-stopping landscapes
• Accommodation at typical hotels in pretty villages

• A paradise for trekking: well-marked walking routes through tranquil and varied landscapes
• The Caldera de Taburiente National Park Lunar landscapes & cloud forests
• Hand-picked quality accommodation in strategic points of the island for walking
• Beautiful old quarters of Santa Cruz de la Palma with a certain tropical feel 

• Well-marked walking routes through tranquil mountainous landscapes, along the Mediterranean coastline and past the beautiful beaches of Deia, Puerto Pollensa and Cala Tuent
• Tasty Mediterranean cuisine and fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Valldemossa, Dei­a and Soller
• The Cartuja of Valldemossa, where Frederic Chopin and George Sand spent a winter as bohemian tourists 

• Explore Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993
• Enjoy the greenest and most authentic of the Balearic Islands
• Deep blue bays, white sand beaches and spectacular cliffs
• Historic towns and ports full of tiny boats and seafood restaurants
• The Camí dels Cavalls, a horsemen's trail established long ago by English settlers

• Veritable oases of banana, orange and avocado plantations
• Dramatic contrast between the lush North and arid South
• Tiny white villages, exotic palms and colourful bougainvillea
• Sculpted volcanic terrain and mind-boggling slopes
• The Caminos Reales, an extensive network of historic footpaths

• Valldemossa, winter spot for Frederic Chopin and George Sand
• Well-marked routes through quiet landscapes, with splendid views 
• Fresh orange juice served at the estates, specially for walkers
• The beaches of Puerto Pollença, Dei­a and Cala Tuent
• Lovely terraces and small shops in Dei­a and Soller

• Dramatic rocky coastline
• Countless villages (said to be 365, one for each day of the year!)
• Lively town square of Argostoli
• Vineyards around unique Robola Vines
• Rural landscapes in island's north sector

• Ancient Kamiros
• Petaloudes, the 'Valley of the Butterflies' (June-September) 
• Massive crusader fortress in the city of Rhodes
• Historic whitewashed elegance in the town of Lindos
• Seven springs at Epta Piges  

• Ferry across the Gulf of Evia to Oropos and cycle to Amphiarion
• Visit the Ancient site of Eretria
• Stay at a wonderful elegant restored farmhouse with an ecological swimming pond
• Medieval Castles of Mytika and Karystos
• Authentic taverns offering homemade food from local produce
• Mountainous Evia with lush rivers and fascinating landscapes

• Surprising beauty in Athens’ hidden green corners
• Optional guided bike tour beneath the Acropolis
• Island-hopping in the Saronic Gulf
• Lush and lively Poros Island
• Aegina, tasty capital for pistachio nuts

• Explore the “unknown” Cycladic island of Tinos 
• Great network of historical cobbled paths 
• Characteristic dovecotes on Tinos
• Idyllic beaches & rural innerland
• Amazing landscape with giant rock formations  

• Traditional village of Vamos with its cobbled lanes
• Secluded beaches for a walk or paddle
• Stunning views over the Askifou Plain 
• Life in a seaside town accessible only by boat or on foot
• Abundant flora, especially in springtime 
• Gorgeous gorges on the south coast 

• Sample the highlights of the Corfu Trail, and the island's time-forgotten interior
• Corfu Town with its pretty Italian-style architecture, Byzantine remains, picturesque market and cobbled streets
• Petite and peaceful Paxos Island, with its idyllic landscape
• Walk on Corfu's highest mountain and discover abandoned villages and rich flora and fauna
• The Korisson Lagoon, with impressive dunes and wetlands is a nature reserve and home to lizzards, turtles and migrating birds

• Two beautiful islands in one trip
• Visit the iconic cliff-top villages of Santorini perched high above the breath-taking caldera
• Enjoy panoramic views of the Cyclades from summit of Mt. Zas (999 m)
• Marvel at the Kouros statues on Naxos, 2800 years old.
• Follow unique cobbled paths on ancient trails across the islands
• Visit the ancient sites of Thira and Akrotiri on Santorini

• One of Europe’s most impressive coastal paths
• The vast Omalos Plateau and brillant White Mountains of Crete
• World-famous Samaria Gorge
• The tiny car-free port of Loutro
• Idyllic beaches circling the island

• Iconic cliff-top villages of Santorini perched high above the breath-taking caldera
• Panoramic views of the Cyclades from summit of Mt Zas (999 m)
• Ancient 2800-year-old Kouros statues on Naxos
• Unique cobbled paths on traditional routes across the islands
• Age-old beauty at the sites of Thira and Akrotiri on Santorini 

• Athens: discover historical Athens on foot
• Walk through the fir forests of Poros
• Picturesque peninsula of Poros
• Walking paradise on Hydra
• Preserved town of Hydra with cobbled mule tracks

• The spectacular Monastery of Chozoviotissa
• Impressive 600m high cliffs
• Remote villages and rural countryside
• Accommodation at a seaside village and at a mountain village 
• Nice beaches and swimming opportunities

• Unique Hike & Bite self-guided walk through Ancient Athens
• Enjoy 4 different eateries down town, most with Acropolis views
• Discover the hill-top village of Ioulida, Kea's tiny capital
• Visit ancient-Karthaia's ampitheatre on the beach accessible only by foot or boat
• Walk along the 2500 year old ‘Lion of Kea’ to the beautiful bay of Otzia

• An authentic Greek Island, a perfect break from Athens
• An easy ferry ride from Piraeus Port, Athens, taking just 1 hour
• Superb walks with great coastal views
• Visit the ancient Temple of Aphaia
• Walk through the famous olive grove with its 500-year-old trees

• great network of historical cobbled paths
• Andros town with its mansions
• Characteristic dovecotes on Tinos
• Idyllic beaches & rural innerland
• Two islands with different character in 1 holiday

• The “unknown” Cycladic island of Tinos, lies completely off the tourist-track
• Splendid walking on a fantastic network of historical cobbled paths
• Discover the characteristic dovecotes dotted all over Tinos
• Enjoy quiet idyllic beaches & traiddtional rural innerland
• Walk through this amazing landscape with its giant rock formations

• Cycling on quiet coastal roads and countryside
• The mesmerising Marsala salt pans followed by Marsala wine tasting 
• Visit the imposing ancient Greek ruins of Selinunte
• Delicious Sicilian specialties, accompanied by extraordinary local wines
• Favignana Island - a hidden gem in the Mediterranean 
• Warm, charming locals 

• Breath-taking views on the crystal clear Sardinian sea 
• The Roman ruins near Pula  
• Vast unspoilt beached with inviting crystal waters 
• Sardinian food and wine: from the Carignano del Sulcis to pecorino sardo cheese  

• Spectacular views of the Supramonte Mountains and the Gulf of Orosei
• Wild open spaces to enjoy your wild side
• A dip into the deepest canyon in Italy, crystal clear, turquoise sea, wonderful for swimming
• Small, family-run hotels set in remarkably panoramic places
• Tiscali Ancient Nuragic archaeological site, filled to the brim with local culture and folklore
• Friendly people and great local food including cheese, ravioli, a wild assortment of desserts, honey and Cannonau wine

• Hike the most famous active volcanoes in the world listed by UNESCO
• Island hopping through the Aeolian Islands
• Lipari and its bustling nightlife and Roman remains
• Climbing up smoking and erupting volcanoes, Mt. Volcano and Mt. Etna
• An amazing choice of local Sicilian food and wine
• Wonderful beaches, incredible views, small picturesque Mediterranean fishing villages

• Fabulous walks through varied landscapes, from lush Mediterranean to Alpine in just a few km
• Marina di Campo fishing village with the largest beach on the island
• Marciana Marina a trendy hangout with nice boutiques 
• Historical sights of all ages, from 3000 BC to the present day: churches, fortresses, villas 
• Idyllic, authentic mountain villages 
• Great beaches for swimming with crystal clear waters 

• Spectacular landscapes, a little-known part of Sardinia immersed in wild nature and an ancient, magical atmosphere
• Great and varied walks: dunes and wild flowers, granite promontories with incredible views on the surrounding coast and ancient watchtowers
• Beautiful beaches such as Piscinas, perfect for a dive in the Sardinian crystal clear waters.
• Small, family run accommodation and many chances to try the local specialties and local Carignano wine

• Volcanic lakes with colourful and thermal waters
• Lush green aromatic forests 
• Picturesque villages with their own character 
• A seafaring culture linked with the depths of the land 
• Beautiful, but rugged coastlines, that also offers the possibility of whale watching 

• Explore the Triangle of the Azores: the three main islands
• The highest mountain in Portugal: Pico (2351 m)
• Walk along the typical Fajãs and Levadas 
• Lush macaronesian forests, vineyard extensions and volcanic pools of blue waters

• World's Leading Island Destination 2020!
• Charming accommodations throughout the trip, with swimming pool
• Wonderful landscapes: levadas, flowers, laurel forests and an amazing coastline 
• Excellent local cuisine and wines