Eastern Europe
For long of the 20th century, the hip and historic countries of Central and East Europe were hidden under the Soviet hegemony. Travelers have gradually “discovered” their beautiful landscape, friendly people, medieval villages, and rococo cities. Though this area is becoming more familiar, there is still much to uncover.
Croatia
Experience Mediterranean balmy days by sapphire waters in the shade of ancient walled towns as Croatia’s extraordinary island-speckled coastline is its main attraction. Located between the Balkans and Central Europe, discover the cultural legacies as this land has been passed between competing kingdoms, empires and republics for millennia and enjoy their cultural feast with wines and olive oils. Don’t forget Croatia’s endless nature on its land as mountains, peaks, caverns, river canyons, waterfalls and ridiculously picturesque lakes come into your view.
Montenegro
Montenegro is bursting at the seams with magnificent mountains, stunning beaches, and larger-than-life citizens. Even though Montenegro's coastline isn't even 300 kilometers long, it contains some of Europe's most breathtaking seaside beauty. Don't forget to take a hike, a horseback ride, a mountain bike, or a boat to an unknown location.