Destinations

Mountains, a coastline in every direction, and the strangest peninsula in Greece.

Two islands with one name, and most coverage only visits one.

The island people go back to, which is why the good addresses stay quiet.

The one that holds up for a long stay with a mixed group.

The original Riviera, which has had 150 years to arrange itself around visitors.

Vertical, hard to move around, and worth it if you plan for that.

The Costa Smeralda is not the island, and rarely the best of it.

Two Portugals that get sold as one.

Everyone writes about two islands. The interesting ones are elsewhere.

Reward a boat, punish a car, which reverses how most people plan it.

A big linked ski area with a village that stays up late.

Four villages at four altitudes, and they are not interchangeable.

A mountain town that happens to have skiing, rather than the other way round.

A small French island with a very short runway.

The Caribbean island with a direct flight and its own culture.

One beach does most of the work, and it deserves to.