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]]>Domes Noruz Kassandra, Greece
From its calm marble floors to its Grecian decor and vibrant flowers, this resort is designed with your relaxation in mind. When you’re not enjoying some scrumptious local delicacies at the hotel’s restaurant Topos, you can enjoy the state-of-the-art gym, take a dip in the infinity pool, or get pampered at the Soma Spa.
TRS Ibiza Hotel, Ibiza
Located on the Spanish party island of Ibiza, this glamorous hotel caters to both party animals and travellers looking to unwind on a relaxing vacation. TRS Ibiza offers a premium spa and wellness centre for those in need of rest and relaxation, along with three pools, including one rooftop infinity pool. For thrill-seekers, the hotel’s Signature Level package offers the Dine Around scheme, giving you VIP access to the Children of the ’80s party at the Hard Rock Hotel along with dining perks.
King Jason Zante, Zakynthos
From infinity pools overlooking the bay of Tsilivi to farm-to-table dining, this Greek resort is an ideal place to get in touch with nature. With its hot tubs, garden, free WiFi, fitness centre, and outdoor pools, this resort is all-inclusive, providing great value for money.
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]]>Plan Your Itinerary Wisely
With so many incredible destinations in Europe, planning is key. Research and prioritize the countries and cities you wish to explore. Consider the proximity of different locations and plan an itinerary that allows for efficient travel between them. Opt for a mix of popular tourist spots and hidden gems to create a well-rounded experience.
(@thaisviajante)Efficient Transportation
Europe boasts an extensive and efficient transportation network, making it easy to get around. Utilize high-speed trains, budget airlines, and public transportation systems to make the most of your time. Consider purchasing a rail pass for unlimited train travel within a specific region or country.
Embrace Local Experiences
To truly immerse yourself in European culture, go beyond the popular attractions. Seek out authentic local experiences, such as visiting local markets, dining at family-run restaurants, and staying in charming bed and breakfasts. Engage with locals, learn about their traditions, and savor the regional cuisines for a more enriching and memorable journey.
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]]>Madrid, Spain
Operating on Renfe, Spain’s main rail system, Madrid’s Metro is affordable while providing plenty of access to the city and its most popular tourist hotspots. The Tourist Ticket, starting at €8.40, grants you unlimited daily use of the metro system.
Italy
If you’re looking to travel throughout Italy’s historic cities, then the Trenitalia Pass, which costs €129, is for you. The weekly 7-day pass of unlimited public transportation, which costs less than $30, is also a versatile option.
Germany
If a trip to Germany is on your bucket list, then the Deutschlandticket for €49 per month is perfect for you. This ticket allows you to enjoy unlimited travel throughout the country on all local public transport.
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]]>Day 1-2: Venice, Italy
Begin the journey in Venice. It is usually cheap to fly to and it’s a magical place to start. Stay just outside the city to save money and take the bus in the morning. There are no cars in Venice, so you will enjoy the beautiful city on foot or by boat. The winding rivers and stunning architecture make for mesmerizing photos. You only need a couple of days in Venice to truly soak up the city and sample the local cuisine.
Day 2-4: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Next, take the bus to the capital of Slovenia. Flixbus have tickets starting from as little as $10. The city has a unique charm and its history is certainly interesting. The real highlight of this segment of your trip, however, is a visit to Lake Bled. You can quite easily get the bus there from the city. The lake is crystal clear and the reflection of the sunset in the water in the early evening is something special. The fairy-tale castle floating in the middle of the lake is what truly makes Lake Bled a hidden gem.
Day 5-6: Zagreb, Croatia
For your last stop, take another Flixbus heading to Zagreb. This will also take just a few short hours and should not cost you much more than $10. Zagreb is a thriving capital with plenty of quirky museums and fascinating art. Of course, the highlight this time will be taking a bus outside of the city to the Plitvice Lakes. The water is turquoise in color and the surrounding landscapes are unlike anything you will see in Western Europe.
Once you have finished up your adventure, you can take a bus to Vienna or head back to Venice for another cheap flight. The choice is yours!
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