If you are planning a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina, approximately zero people will tell you to head to Olovo for a good time, but… Read More »Get off the Beaten Path With a Day Trip from Sarajevo, Where You Won’t See ANY Tourists
Is there anything crazier than a big European city at the height of summer? Throngs of sweaty people with frantic energy pounding the pavement all… Read More »Sarajevo is the Best European Capital for Summer
I already wrote Your Guide to Nessebar, Bulgaria’s UNESCO City, but there was too much info in there to add travel methods! Here are all… Read More »How to Get to Nessebar (From Sunny Beach, Burgas, and More)
Old Town Nessebar is one of the true “must see” destinations on Bulgaria’s Black Sea Coast. The old city is totally walkable and doesn’t require… Read More »Your Guide to Nessebar, Bulgaria’s UNESCO City
Love it or hate it, Sunny Beach is probably the most affordable place to have a seaside vacation inside the EU. (Especially if you want… Read More »Nomadic Matt Hates Sunny Beach, Should You?
For the second year in a row we headed to Sunny Beach for the summer, and to Hotel Riagor! The first time we came here… Read More »Hotel Riagor Sunny Beach Review (All Inclusive Bulgaria!)
Sometimes called the “Blue Lagoon,” Blue Eye is a natural spring that bubbles up into the clearest river that you’ve ever seen. This is an… Read More »Albania’s Incredible Blue Eye (How to Visit!)
Few places in the Algarve can really be called “Off the Beaten Path,” but Silves still fits the bill (for now!). Not that many people… Read More »Silves: Portugal’s Off the Beaten Path Algarve Town
The Convent of the Capuchos may or may not make your Sintra shortlist, but should it? This sight was the one place that we couldn’t… Read More »Visiting Sintra’s Convent of the Capuchos (Convento dos Capuchos) Worth it?
Albania is quickly becoming one of the best places to take a beach vacation in Europe, but how do you choose which town to stay… Read More »Which Albanian Riviera Beach Town Is the Best to Visit? (Comparing Saranda, Vlora, Himara, Ksamil, and Borsh)