Eastern Europe

While not all of them are sandy, the beaches of this country’s Adriatic coast are quite exquisite, lapped as they are by famously clear waters. As well as offering great beaches, the coastline and surrounding islands bring with them charming ports full of fishermen and clinking boats, whilst inland there are forests to explore, mountains to climb and towns steeped in history to stroll around.

Home to so much natural beauty, sapphire beaches, clear lakes, fast rivers and rugged peak mountains. Enjoy exploring the beautiful Adriatic coast with its charming seaside villages and pristine beaches, gaze into the clear waters of Skadar Lake or enjoy walks in the Montenegrin Mountains.

Russia is, geographically, the largest country in the world, covering nine different time zones and has a myriad of different traditions and cultures. Visit Russia even for a few days and you will discover the rich cultural diversity of this dynamic and welcoming country.

For such a small country, the Czech Republic is positively bursting with enticements, from the architectural treasures of Bohemia to the healing spa waters of the west and the majestic mountain ranges of the east. The capital, Prague, is the cultural hub and has justified claims to be one of the world’s most beautiful cities, complimented by a vibrant music and arts scene.

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Eastern Europe

Montenegro

Russia

Czech Republic