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Europe is boundless beauty, both natural and fabricated through history. It is people brimming with a lust for life, from bustling cities to sleepy seaside villages. Cuisines, lands, and cultures are remarkably diverse, giving travellers a rich tapestry of experiences to cultivate your curiosity. Whether it’s a rekindling with nature or a journey back in time to ancient civilisations, the continent has an adventure for everyone.
Europe may be Earth’s second smallest continent covering only 2% of the world’s surface, but its 50 sovereign states showcase a melting pot of languages and cultures, diverse natural and urban landscapes, as well as a culinary assortment, all within one relatively small space. Visitors are rewarded with a myriad of wonders and experiences; from hiking through the glens and lochs of the rugged Scottish Highlands, taking in the Aurora Borealis among the fjords of Norway, enjoying a glass of port among the terraces of the Douro Valley, dining with locals in traditional pintxo bars of San Sebastian, marvel at the Renaissance treasures in Florence, skiing the Austrian Alps and cruising the azure waters of Puglia in search for white sandy beaches
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Do not compare the experience here to anywhere else! There are over 60 million olive trees in Puglia, the highest concentration of ancient trees anywhere on the planet, some reaching more than a thousand years old. Getting acquainted with the owner of a renowned olive mill will reveal much about the history of the region and his incredible ancient underground mill from the bronze ages. Tastings can be arrange with an exclusive private picnic among the olive groves.
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Visit the British Royal Court’s honey provider, located in the heart of Transylvania, in one of Europe's most extensive non alpine hay meadows with an amazing variety of wildflowers. Enjoy a chat with the beekeeper and find out how he earned this position, also getting an insight of the bees and organic honey production. Get kitted up in protective suits and meet the bees and even taste their various types of honey.
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The Lyngen Alps in Northern Norway is one of the most spectacular ski areas in the world, off the beaten path amidst pure wilderness - a patchwork of mountains, fjords and islands jutting into the Norwegian Sea. There are no lifts or resort infrastructure, and here, ski touring is the name of the game. You will be dropped off the coast from your private speedboat and ascend the mountains over 1200m with your personal guide. Atop the snowy summit, enjoy a 360 degrees view of the mountains before descending towards the fjord below.
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Spain's most famous wine region, offers so much more than it's high quality reds. It's also the landscape, walled medieval villages set among rows of olive trees and gnarled vines, with the jagged Cantabria Mountains as its backdrop. The Way of Saint James pilgrim route passes through, with important historical and religious landmarks. This is also a foodie paradise - from local tapas taverns to Michelin-starred chefs offering innovative interpretations of Basque cuisine.
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The UNESCO site of Matera is known for its ancient sassi or district of cave dwellings, one of the oldest continually inhabited places in the world. With much of the history and architecture of historic centre preserved, guests can relish the unique experience of staying in cave hotels carved out of rock, but with the comforts of modern living and a stylish regeneration.
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Like the tips of icebergs, the islands of the Azores archipelago are just the visible peaks of a remarkable chain of underwater mountains that rank among some of the highest in the world. The deep waters and incredible nutrient-rich ecosystem sustained by the Gulf Stream, creates an environment with perfect feeding conditions for sperm whales in the northern hemisphere. Here is one of the few places in the world where special permits allow guests to be in the water with the sperm whales.
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