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The honest version. You decide.

Some places are worth a trip all on their own. Our country guides cover the whole country — these zoom in on one piece of it: an island, a city, a stretch of coast. The honest version, like always — what's worth it, what's overrated, and whether it's your kind of trip.

Greece

Corfu Venetian old town, olive-green hills, and food that tastes more Italian than Greek.
Crete Mountains, gorges, ferry-only beaches, and the food and raki that made the Cretan diet famous.
Mykonos Beach-club glamour, a whitewashed town that parties till dawn, and ancient Delos a boat ride away.
Rhodes A lived-in medieval walled town, Lindos on its cliff, and a history of Knights, Ottomans and Italians.
Santorini Caldera cliffs, black volcanic beaches, basket-grown wine — and the most crowded sunset in Greece.

Italy

Amalfi Coast Vertical lemon-terraced villages, a corkscrew coast road, and coves you climb a hundred steps down to find.
Cinque Terre Five car-free fishing villages stitched to a cliff — pesto from the source, vineyard terraces, and crowds that vanish by evening.
Lake Como Villa gardens above a deep Alpine lake — and ferries that beat the road every single time.
Sardinia The Mediterranean\'s clearest water, prehistoric stone towers, and an interior that quietly outlives the rest of Europe.
Sicily Loud markets, west-coast couscous, and cities that don\'t pretend to be tidy — Italy in name only.

Spain

Maspalomas sand dunes meeting the sea on the south coast of Gran Canaria
Gran Canaria Desert dunes, pine peaks, a coffee valley, and a working Atlantic city — on one island you can cross in ninety minutes.
The limestone islet of Es Vedrà rising offshore at sunset on Ibiza's south-west coast
Ibiza Two islands sharing one name — hippie coves up north, clubs that don't quit down south.
Coastal bay with clear turquoise water and lush greenery on the Mallorca shore
Mallorca Mediterranean coast, mountain hiking, and a food scene people don't talk about enough.
White-sand cove with turquoise water and pine cliffs on Menorca's south coast
Menorca White coves to the south, a wild wind-blown north, and stone tables older than Rome.
Mount Teide volcano rising above a sea of clouds in Tenerife
Tenerife Spain's highest volcano, a laurel forest in the clouds, volcanic wine, and mojo on everything.

More popular destinations are on the way — Spinny's out there, eating his way through the next one.

A couple on a wooden deck looking out over rolling hills
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A lone figure on a snowy slope gazing at the Northern Lights under a starry sky
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Elderly couple in wetsuits having fun with a surfboard on a sunny beach in Portugal
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You'll remember the trip. Not the toaster.

Ask people what they regret, and it's almost never the thing they didn't buy. It's the trip they kept pushing to “someday” — the place they meant to see for years. Things pile up at home and quietly stop mattering. A few days somewhere new tend to stay with you for the rest of your life.

So book it. Spinny will be right here when you get back — a little jealous, already wondering where you'll go next.