The Peloponnese: mainland Greece without the ferry queues
A car and eight days are all you need to trade island-hopping crowds for the Peloponnese's ancient theatres, Byzantine towns and empty beaches.
A car and eight days are all you need to trade island-hopping crowds for the Peloponnese's ancient theatres, Byzantine towns and empty beaches.
Skip the Algarve crowds and head inland, where whitewashed hill towns and terraced vineyards show a slower, older Portugal.
Cypress-lined gravel roads link the medieval hill towns of central Tuscany, and a bicycle is the perfect pace to ride between them.
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