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Dramatic mountains & glens, dense forests & moorland, scenic lochs, thousands of miles of coastline & dozens of stunning islands led to Scotland being voted the most beautiful country in the world by Rough Guides in 2019. The guide said: 'Add in thousands of years of history, more delicious whisky than you could taste in a lifetime and excellent golfing, hiking, and biking trails and you’ve got a very special place indeed.' We couldn't have put it better ourselves.
Montenegro combines rugged mountains, crystal-clear seas, and medieval towns in a compact and captivating destination. From the UNESCO-protected streets of Kotor to the Budva Riviera and the sacred heights of Ostrog Monastery, it offers a perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty.
This magical 'Land of Fire and Ice' lies in the North Atlantic and is popular for city breaks and fly drives. With almost 80% of the country uninhabited Iceland's landscape is stark, yet stunning, and the sheer number of lakes, rivers, glaciers and mountains makes this a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts.
Dawn was born and raised in Northern Ireland - she has been keen to build a programme to Northern Ireland ever since Rediscover the World started up in 1998. You can explore most of Northern Ireland in a short space of time as it really isn't very big but it wouldn't leave you much time to relax, walk, take photographs or to spend an evening with local people in one of the many hostelries the country is famous for.
Croatia's Dalmatian Coast mixes a sunny climate with historic cities and one of the most breathtaking stretches of scenic shoreline in the whole Mediterranean. Today's Croatia is also the place to discover the evidence of a rich cultural legacy and influence from the Greeks and Romans to the Hapsburgs and the Venetians.
Greece blends ancient history, stunning landscapes and warm hospitality. From sun-drenched islands to rolling hills and charming villages, every corner tells a story. Explore ancient ruins, wander harbourfronts, or relax on quiet beaches. Slow down, savour the flavours, and experience the timeless warmth of Greece.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has had a very interesting history, although too often that history has been sad and turbulent, but that is exactly what gives this country its peculiarity. It has been part of the Ottoman Empire, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the kingdom of Yugoslavia between the wars of the mid 20th Century and a Socialist Republic during the Cold War. Now it is an independent country with an intriguing mixed heritage and a bright future. From Ottoman-era architecture to tranquil nature reserves, this fascinating country offers authentic experiences away from the usual tourist paths.