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This region in southern Portugal is famous for its cliff-backed beaches, mouthwatering seafood, and picturesque villages. Get outdoors to hike in the mountains or take boat tours to see rock formations and caves.
Marseille is France's oldest city and is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and beautiful natural scenery, including the stunning Calanques National Park.
Tucked between Iceland and Norway in the North Atlantic Ocean, this self-governed group of 18 volcanic islands are known for their live music festivals, steep cliffs, hiking trails, waterfalls, and rocky coastlines.
With iconic landmarks like the Jet d'Eau and the picturesque Old Town, Geneva offers a variety of activities for visitors, from exploring museums to enjoying outdoor adventures by Lake Geneva.
This summer, stroll alongside the Icelandic capital's Old Harbour district, join a whale-watching tour, and visit the Sun Voyager statue and Harpa Concert Hall.
A jewel of the Balkans, this small country is known for its hiking trails (Theth), beaches (Dhërmi), quiet village life (Lin), white-water rafting (Përmet), old bazaar (Korçë), and cool art galleries (Tirana).
This emerald region in Spain's northwestern corner is packed with mist-shrouded mountains and valleys. You can hike, sail the rías (estuaries) to reach unspoiled Atlantic Islands, or surf in the Costa das Ondas.