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Albania has become a popular holiday choice in recent years thanks to its beautiful beaches and green landscapes. However, one unusual island is attracting attention for a very different reason. Just off the coast of Albania’s remote Karaburun Peninsula, it remains one of Europe’s most secretive and least visited places. Even though the island is naturally stunning, it was closed to the public for many years because of its military history. Albinfo, CC BY 4.0 <https://creativ

If you want a cheap break over Easter or the bank holidays, this could be a great option. A European country recently nicknamed the Maldives of Europe has caught attention, and flights from the UK can cost as little as £15. It is an ideal choice for travellers who want somewhere different and less crowded this year. Even better, the country is home to a beach named one of the quietest in Europe and a top hidden spot for early sunshine. Liridon, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativec

The bright and lively capital of Albania has recently been ranked one of the cheapest European cities for Brits to visit this year. And with flights starting at just £26 in October, according to Skyscanner, it’s easy to see why. Experts at eurochange say the city is full of character and colour. They explained: “One of the nicest ways to explore is simply by walking around and following the bold street art, murals and quirky graffiti.” “The city is also brilliant for anyone w

Europe has a hidden gem that looks like a tropical paradise, with turquoise waters and lush, jungle-like scenery, and it's just a short...