Camptoo • 28th May 2021

Camptoo: A Sustainable Staycation

Otherworldly adventure is closer than ever. Scotland’s stunning North Coast 500 route is a 516-mile road trip encompassing epic landscapes, romantic castles, and even a few distilleries. Beginning at the Castle of Inverness, this route winds through farflung country roads to unveil Scotland’s world-renowned beauty...

Lonely Planet • 30th July 2020

Ireland Travel Guide

Get lost in the wilderness and raw beauty of this unique place.

The Wild Atlantic Way is the world's longest and arguably most spectacular coastal driving route. Follow the rugged, winding coast line to discover otherworldly landscapes; coves and islands, beaches and bays, cliffs and villages.

Chloe Griffin • 30th July 2020

How to travel Europe on a budget: 12 tips

One of my proudest achievements in life: I once went on a 2-week vacation for only €200 (flights and accommodation included). Yup. It’s not so much that I hate spending money, but I want to get the “maximum” experience for what I paid, as well as save money for fun things in the future. I used to believe travel was too expensive for me, but luckily over the years I’ve learned a few tips that could help you make your money last longer..

Lonely Planet • 15th June 2020

Greece Travel Guide

The mythical birthplace of the goddess Hera, Samos is the greenest of the Aegean islands, and surely deserves its divine reputation. Nature-lovers and sun-seekers alike are attracted to its pebbled beaches, green expanses and impressive rocky cliffs.

Lonely Planet • 15th June 2020

Spain Travel Guide

From the Iberian Peninsula to as far south as the coast of Western Sahara, Spain is a country of incredible natural diversity, with some of the world’s finest beaches, remote volcanic islands, and animated cities. Any newcomer will quickly discover that Spanish cities never sleep – except, perhaps, for a few after-lunch siesta hours.

Lonely Planet • 15th May 2020

Thoughts on Cork, Ireland

Dubbed “the real capital”, Cork is a small city full of character. Historically known as “The Rebel City”, Cork’s reputation for defiance and individuality blossomed in the time of clans and chieftains, but lives on today in the form of its lively arts scene, quirky local businesses, and burgeoning startup district. Also home to the world’s second-largest natural harbour, this city traditionally provided a safe haven for sailors, providing a place of welcome and acceptance for the weary traveler.

Lonely Planet • 15th May 2020

10 Things to do in Debrecen, Hungary

Steeped in history, Hungary’s second-largest city Debrecen oozes with culture. Christened “Calvinist Rome”, Debrecen is an extremely important city in the region’s history, having served as the Hungarian capital not once but twice – during the Hungarian Revolution (1848-1849) and again at the end of World War Two (1944-45).

Today, Debrecen’s unique energy and youthful vibe make it a must-see destination. Step off the beaten path and explore our top picks in this often-overlooked city –

Lonely Planet • 1st May 2020

Portugal Travel Guide

Porto was once the last stop of adventurers on their way across the Atlantic to the New World. The cliché that Lisbon shows off and Porto just works is a well-worn metaphor that fails to fully do justice to the city's innumerate charms. History dwells around every corner, and more than ever, Porto is a place determined to hold on to its own and distinct identity.