Yacht Week is all about relaxing, unwinding and partying however you want.
We’ve named 10 countries in Europe that are safe for the LGBTQ community to travel in and enjoy.
A rich heritage of Greek, Byzantine and Ottoman influences make visiting the mountainous country of North Macedonia a magnificent treat.
On the northwest coast of Portugal, along the banks of the Douro River, sits historic Porto. Dating back to the 4th century, Porto is the second largest city in Portugal and boasts a UNESCO World Heritage Site city center.
The locals will tell you that Zakynthos has the bluest water in the world, and after experiencing the neon, Gatorade-like phenomenon near Sfogio Beach, I can testify that they are all telling the truth.
There are plenty of ruins around Europe, but this list takes you beyond old castles and into the world of abandoned and intriguing urbex locations to explore.
Considered by many as the most popular Greek island in the Aegean Sea, this Cycladic gem attracts the glamorous who seek sun, surf and sand by day, and a stylishly booming party by night.
With your family now living in Europe, you can avoid station wagons, Wally World and cousin Eddie. Here are five family-friendly vacation spots in Europe.
Hiding among the bigger nations are smaller, almost minute locales filled with spectacular scenery, glamour and fascinating stories just waiting to be discovered. Here are seven tiny countries worth putting on your bucket list.
Sample their beautiful breads and types of rakija, their famed fruit brandy. Macedonia truly offers a little bit of everything for anyone’s tastes and interests.
Some may remember the fictional cartoon character named Popeye, and you can visit the village built for the 1980 musical film starring your favorite seaman.
Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Monaco and Andorra are super small countries, but big on wealth and style. So, what can you take away from a visit?
Here are 10 great beaches in Europe for couples, singles, families, snorkling, sunbathing and more.
As soon as you hit the southern panhandle of Croatia, the sky stretches out from left to right. The air becomes hot and dry. It’s like driving through Arizona. As an American it’s liberating. Camping these parts is worth the 10-hour drive.