Welcome to Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic. Famous for its distinctive terracotta rooftops, gleaming limestone streets and medieval architecture, no trip to Croatia is complete without a visit to Dubrovnik. Walk along the city walls, take a cable car to Mount Srd for impeccable views or kayak to the turquoise waters of Lokrum Island.

Welcome to Hvar! This picturesque island located off Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast is known for its clear blue water, hip beach clubs and delicious cuisine. Admire the stunning limestone buildings of Hvar Town, go wine tasting in Stari Grad and hike to Hvar Fortress for sweeping views over the island.

Welcome to Split! This atmospheric city is stunningly located between coastal mountains and the glistening turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Discover UNESCO site Diocletian’s Palace, amble down the postcard-perfect Riva Promenade and explore the cobblestoned maze of Old Town. Once you’re done exploring, get into the spirit of Fjaka, the Dalmatian art of doing nothing, as you relax at one of the dozens of bars, cafes and restaurants lining the city’s walls.

Welcome to Sibenik! The oldest native Croatian city on the Adriatic, Sibenik is brimming with cultural and historical monuments, churches and monasteries. Lose yourself in the narrow alleyways and cobbled squares of Old Town or cool off at Krka National Park, best known for its lush scenery and cascading waterfalls.

Zadar, a city on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, is known for the Roman and Venetian ruins of its peninsular Old Town. There are several Venetian gates in the city walls. Surrounding the Roman-era Forum is 11th-century St. Mary’s Convent, with religious art dating to the 8th century. There’s also the grand, 12th-century St. Anastasia’s Cathedral and the round, 9th-century pre-Romanesque Church of St. Donatus.

Welcome to Pula! Having been a lure to travellers since ancient times, Pula is home to some breathtaking historic monuments, including the Pula Arena, Arch of the Sergii and Temple of Augustus. If you love seafood, head to the restaurants along Limski Canal to sample skampi buzzara (Croatian seafood stew) and oysters fresh from the Adriatic.

Welcome to Venice, the floating city. Perhaps one of the world’s most famous destinations, a visit to Venice will leave you awestruck. Wind down the Grand Canal on a gondola, explore the sights of St Mark’s Square, including St Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s palace, and hop over to Murano for a glass blowing demonstration. Dreamy Venice is a stop you’ll never forget.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.

Welcome to Corfu, the most popular of Greece’s Ionian Islands. Famed for its green scenery, stunning sandy beaches and Venetian inspired architecture, there are endless things to do on this picturesque island. Wander the ancient streets of Old Town, admire St Spyridon Church, go beach hopping, or simply sit back and sample some delightful Greek wine.

Welcome to Argostoli! Capital of Kefalonia, here you’ll discover a slower pace of life than the more well-visited Greek Islands. Enjoy a stroll along the Botanic Gardens, row a boat into the spectacular underground Melissani Cave Lake or simply bask in the beauty of Kefalonia’s postcard-perfect beaches.

Welcome to Gythio! As the main port and naval base of ancient Sparta, there’s plenty of history to discover here. Head to the ancient and abandoned city of Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or take a boat to the Caves of Diros, one of the earliest inhabited places in all of Greece.

Welcome to Santorini! This postcard-perfect island is possibly Greece’s most iconic island, famed for its steep cliffs, blue-roofed houses, and breathtaking sunsets. Hike from Fira to Oia, explore the red and black sanded beaches and visit the Santorini volcano. After a day of exploring, you’ll want to enjoy a glass of wine as the sun sets over this mesmerising island.

Crete is a vibrant mosaic of stunning beaches, ancient marvels and diverse landscapes, interwoven with bustling cities and charming villages. Here, locals warmly impart their cultural traditions and delectable cuisine, enriching the island’s tapestry with their generous spirit.

Rhodes is positioned off the coast of Turkey and blends history and beauty in to one. You are guaranteed to be in awe of the Grand Masters Palace and the old fortified city provides a great walk back in time.

Welcome to Kusadasi! This scenic seaside town is your gateway to Ephesus, one of the best preserved ancient Greco-Roman ruins in the world. When you’ve finished soaking in the history, spend some time relaxing on the beach, sampling some Turkish cuisine or treating yourself to a spot of shopping.

Welcome to Patmos! This untapped island boasts cobalt hue waters against a fresh white backdrop of hillside homes, quintessentially Greek. Close to the Turkish coast, you’ll love this island for its ancient Monastery of St.John, Cave of Apocalypse, and various hiking trails with views for days! Explore the villages for local craftsmanship and dine at a local taverna under the stars.

Welcome to Mykonos, famed for its beautiful beaches and whitewashed houses. Explore Mykonos Town, hop from beach to beach, wander Little Venice and visit the Delos ruins. Finish your day soaking in the sunset with fresh Greek seafood and a glass of wine in hand.