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Multi-Country Europe Travel Guide

Have some unforgettable adventures in Europe on a brilliant multi-country experience. See all the hottest European highlights, as you take in some of the world’s best tourist trips in one magical multi-country adventure. Stop in vibrant capital cities, explore beautiful landscapes and lap up the centuries of history and culture that seeps out of every pore in Europe. You can choose from up to twenty memorable countries to explore in Europe on an amazing multi-country extravaganza! From fabulous France to gorgeous Greece, inspiring Italy to sultry Spain, exciting Eastern Europe to the far-flung corners of former Yugoslavia, you can experience it all on an unforgettable multi-country tour!

Multi-Country Europe Highlights

The Colosseum in Rome

Rome, Italy

Packed with personality, a bit chaotic, loads of fun… That’s how Rome rolls. History is more than an echo here. It steals the whole show. From the Colosseum to crazy nights, nobody does it quite like Rome. For the food alone? Hop on that flight and don’t look back.

View of the Old Town in Dubrovnik, Croatia

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Step into the stone gates and feel Dubrovnik come alive. Get lost between fortress walls that curve along the turquoise coast. Better yet, kayak beneath them and chase the sea breeze. From morning coffees in the plaza to staying up late with future best mates, your Dubrovnik story is waiting to be told…

Group of skiers smiling at the top of the mountain in Austria

Austrian Alps

Torn from the pages of a fairytale… Maybe the hills are alive, after all. When summer rolls around, it’s group picnics, sunset hikes and beer gardens. As for winter? Ski, snowboard, après, repeat. Whatever the season, whatever the mood. The Austrian Alps just have that kind of effect.

The northern lights over Norway

The Northern Lights

Look up. Streaks of emerald and violet dance across the sky, illuminating the darkest of polar nights. Chasing auroras makes you feel like a kid again, too excited to fall asleep. Because if you’re lucky enough to catch the Northern Lights, it’s impossible to look away. Like magic.

Iconic viewpoint in Santorini

Greek Island-Hopping

An island for every vibe. Beaches to match your idea of paradise. You’ve been dreaming about those bright sapphire waters… So dive right in. Escape to Santorini sunsets, clubbing in Mykonos, and unexpected gems in Paros. Set sail for your greatest summer yet.

Blue Lagoon in Iceland

Blue Lagoon, Iceland

Warm up instead of cooling down. Sink into milky blue waters, steam rising in the air against a backdrop of volcanoes. Those geothermal pools are the best kind of reward after glacier trekking and chasing waterfalls. Summer or winter, it doesn’t matter. Step into your new happy place.

View of Charles Bridge in Prague

Prague, Czechia

From sunset-coloured rooftops to Gothic peaks. Some call it ‘The Golden City,’ you’ll know it as your next adventure. Where beer is famously cheaper than water, and river bridges lead up to hilltop castles. Café-hopping or pub crawls, Prague has memories in the making.

View of Barcelona from Park Guell

Barcelona, Spain

Nothing beats Barcelona. Golden beaches, electric streets and clubbing capital vibes. All in a single day. Barcelona never ties you down. It’s the everything city where tapas and sangrias lead to live music, the wildest of nights… And enchanting sunrises to finish it all off.

The Albania Riviera in Himara, Albania

Albanian Riviera

Paradise was hiding here all along. Beachside villages, secret bays, and nightlife that'll surprise you. Dip in impossibly clear waters and hike to fairy-like pools. Once you've had a taste of the sweet life, there's no going back. Your one regret? Wishing you'd come sooner.

Eiffel Tower in Paris

Paris, France

Some views speak for themselves. The Eiffel Tower glistening under the night sky is just the start of what gives Paris its romantic soul. The Mona Lisa, Seine River sunsets… Hearing about it is one thing. Finally experiencing it for yourself? Welcome to Paris.

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  • Europe is the centre of some of the world’s most ancient history and culture
  • You’ll bounce from one amazing beauty spot to another as you explore all the wonders of Europe!
  • Experience incredible diversity in different destinations only a short stop from each other in Europe
  • See some of the world’s most iconic sights such as Vatican City, Venice’s bridges, the Eiffel Tower, the Alps, the Berlin Wall, Amsterdam’s canals, the gothic cities of Bruges or Prague or the spectacular Sistine Chapel
  • Travel between sights is easy, effortless and fun as Europe’s sights are packed close together – there’s a sensational sight around every corner! 

Europe is home to some of the world’s most popular cuisines, so on a multi-country tour, you’ll get to sample all the most sensational tastes and flavour combinations Europe has to offer. Try frogs legs in France, sip sensational French wine, choose from an amazing range of French cheeses, pick up some pizza and pasta in Italy, some sausages, beer and sauerkraut in Germany or some tasty Spanish tapas or paella in Barcelona. Sample some Swiss cheese in the Alps or delicious chocolates in Bruges, eat fresh Greek salad and souvlaki in Greece, hearty dumpling stews in the Czech Republic or goulash in Hungary.  Food is plentiful, varied, delicious and familiar to any western palette so you’ll never be short of something to eat on your European odyssey!

The European climate varies, but all European countries experience the summer peak season from June-September and the winter season from November-March. In the winter, especially in Northern and Eastern Europe, the temperature can drop well below freezing, and experience snow, but many European destinations are still popular in winter, for either ski seasons or the world-famous Christmas markets held in many European cities. August can be a very hot month in countries such as Italy or Greece and this can be a month where local services can be reduced, for example in France or Italy. Regular rainfall is common across Europe. Popular months to visit Europe are May, June and September as the weather is usually warm, pleasant and mild, making it ideal for sightseeing. 

Visa

Visas may be required in order to enter or transit through certain countries depending on your passport nationality, your reason for travel and how long you intend to stay.

Visa, passport and entry rules are subject to change and you should check the most up-to-date information from the relevant embassy or visa specialist.

To make things easier we have teamed up with The Travel Visa Company who are one of the UK’s leading travel visa specialists. You can use their website, alongside embassy websites,  to find out the specific entry requirements for the countries you intend to travel to.

For a fee, their dedicated team of experts can also apply for visas on your behalf, taking away the hassle and streamlining the process for you if you wish. For more details on the services they provide please click here – The Travel Visa Company

Passport

Passports must be kept in good condition. Travellers with damaged passports may be refused entry at immigration. It is the responsibility of the traveller to ensure that all travel documents are in good condition before they travel. Most countries will also require at least 6 months of validity on your passport from the time you finish your trip. 

Further Entry Requirements

Some countries will require proof of certain vaccines, such as yellow fever or covid, in order to gain entry. Please check with the relevant embassy or a visa specialist before travelling.

For UK visitors, most of Europe will be familiar in terms of local laws and customs. Be aware that many countries in Europe are Catholic countries, and when visiting churches or religious sites you should cover your shoulders and wear appropriate clothing. 

Health

When travelling to Europe you should carry a Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC), which entitles you to medical treatment while abroad.  This is not a substitute for travel insurance so you should also ensure you have the appropriate travel insurance in place before you travel.

Safety

Pickpocketing and petty theft are a risk when travelling across Europe so keep your valuables and belongings safe, secure and out of sight. Take care in major city centres, especially on public transport. 

In some areas of Europe, for example in some of the former Yugoslav republics, e.g Bosnia-Herzegovina, there are risks from landmines in more rural areas, although major cities have been cleared.  Stay on established routes and roads and stay with your guide. 

We do not recommend hiring motorbikes, scooters, ATV vehicles, quad bikes or other types of motorised vehicles whilst abroad. Safety and quality of vehicles vary considerably and the traffic conditions can be much more dangerous than what UK travellers are used to. Should you wish to go against this advice, you should ensure you are hiring from a reputable company and that your travel insurance covers you for such activities.

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