With a sprawling coastline of over 7000 kilometres and more than 400 islands, Denmark is a beach destination like no other. The Danish Riviera on the North Coast stretches from Sejerø Bay in the west to the Sound in the east and is an immersive experience with something for everyone. Pay a visit to the famous ‘little mermaid’ at the capital city Copenhagen or check out Aarhus – deemed one of the happiest cities on earth by Lonely Planet!

The Marselisborg Dyrehave Wildlife and Safari park in Aarhus is home to many species of deer and other exotic flora and fauna. With over 50 acres of lush greenery and breath-taking vistas the park is truly a sight to behold.

This central European country is a cultural beacon, Bohemian jewel, and a party hub of Eastern Europe! Whether you’re seeking a relaxed break amidst its beautiful architecture or a party weekend amongst its beautiful inhabitants, you’ve come to the right place.

The Old Town Square in Prague, for shops selling antiques and souvenirs — and everything from crystals to marionettes.

Serbia, also known as the Green capital of Europe, offers both lively urban attractions and idyllic hamlets that dot the magnificent countryside. Some of the cities that should be in your must-visit list are – Novisad, Sremski Karlovci and Opola among others. Aside from a wealth of cultural and historic relics to enjoy, there is a thriving bar-and-cafe scene as well as a thumping nightlife along with arguably some of the world’s best music festivals.

Church of Saint Sava – the pillar of Serbian faith and a true display of grandeur, holding a dominant position in the cityscape of Serbia’s capital, Belgrade.

Authentic, natural and cultural are the words that best capture the essence of Romania – a dynamic country rich in history, arts and scenic beauty. This European country is commonly overlooked when looking for a getaway, but in Romania, visitors will often find beauty in every turn. Some of the lesser known places but topping our list of must-visit ones are Sinaia, Brasov, Sighisoara and Agnita. There are also a number of castles with stunning architectural aspects, like Dracula’s very own Bran Castle.

The Transfagarasan Highway – more than 150 kilometres in length is Romania’s most spectacular and best known road and one of the country’s most popular tourist attractions.