Itinerary

If you fancy a daytrip outside of Athens or are considering a multi-destination holiday, the good news is that you have a lot of options to get out and about and see more of Greece and the surrounding countries. The bad news is you might struggle to decide exactly where to go once you know the options on offer!

With its ties to politics, planning and public servants and its lack of beaches, big city nightlife and soul, Canberra is often overlooked as being Sydney and Melbourne’s less exciting little sister. But dig a little deeper and Canberra may not be as boring as you think... Find out today why not.

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, Spain. It is the second largest city in Spain, after Madrid. Barcelona has many to offer its visitors - historic buildings, monuments, museums, parks, and beaches. Three of most visited tourist attractions are La Sagrada Familia, La Rambla, and Camp Nou Stadium.

As the capital of Greece and the home of the ancient Olympic games, Athens is a cultural powerhouse and one of the most historically significant cities in the world. We’ve compiled a list of the things you have to see on your trip to Athens.

Perth is the largest and capital city of the Australian state of Western Australia with an area of 5,386 square kilometers.

The orient includes countries and regions like Japan, China, Korea, Hong Kong and Japan. To help you plan your trip, we’ve listed 6 destinations that you simply must incorporate into your itinerary.

If you're planning on visiting Chania, you certainly won't have any troubles finding something fun and exciting to do. These are Top 5 Attractions in Chania, Crete.

Marrakech has seen a massive surge in popularity from tourists wanting to explore the magical North African country of Morocco. If you’re planning a trip to Marrakech, here are the absolute must-sees.

Gibraltar, an island situated off the southern coast of Spain, has an entire network of limestone caves just waiting to be investigated. Find out more about this fascinating geological spectacle.

Many of the best bars in Melbourne are intimate watering holes tucked away in the shadows of side streets or nestled on the rooftops of businesses. These hidden gems may be difficult to find, but navigating the maze of streets and asking for directions from nearby residents will be worth the trouble when the weary traveler is rewarded with some of the best drinks available in the city. Here are some of the top bars kept secret in the streets of Melbourne.