If you think Montenegro is all about the Kotor Bay, you’re absolutely wrong. Here’s a 7 days itinerary of what you should do in Montenegro if you’re travelling after Croatia.

I had heard stories of how Albania was the true jewel of the Balkans, completely underrated. Here’s the ultimate Albania Itinerary for 7 to 10 days

Bruges, a medieval town: I often wondered why this charming little city was famous and what were the things to do? From cycling to tasting waffles, here’s what to do in Bruges if you have more than 48 hours and the weekend to spend.

A complete Croatia itinerary of 7 days or even 10 days: Imagine the Mediterranean coastline, access to small-sized cities, medieval towns including some of the best national parks especially if you love to discover little hikes.

Here’s why I chose to do the Theth to Valbona hike up Valbona pass in Albania. I had spent close to two weeks in Albania and while the whole world was turning up at the beaches, a hiking excursion from Theth to Valbona pass becomes an afterthought (when it shouldn’t be!)

If you plan to spend more time in the Dalmatian islands which is what we did, Split is a great introduction to the Adriatic coast. Here’s the ultimate 2 or 3 days itinerary in Split, Croatia.

When we decided to explore the Dalmatian Islands of Croatia, we didn’t expect to love Brac island. Here are some of the best beaches and things to do in Brac island, Croatia.

Korenica, Croatia, has remained relatively under the radar, yet a closer look on Google Maps you’ll find that the town has numerous trails and its close proximity to the renowned Plitvice Lakes National Park shines as a prominent feature. One of the best ways to explore Korenica is on foot and through a hike.

We cycled the Dalmatian islands and coast in Croatia from Split to Hvar. The Dalmatian coast has also been an up-and-coming destination for bike tourism. It is not flat and has routes that have an elevation gain of 700 metres making it the perfect trip if you want a bit of challenge and cool endings in the ocean.

Cycling the Danube along Eurovelo route 6 from Vienna to Budapest was a sweatfest! In the peak of the European heatwave, me and my friends had an adventurous dream to bicycle tour this part of the world.