Atlas
All destinations
From the Maghreb to the fjords, from the Atacama desert to Asian temples — browse the countries we've explored.
53 destinations
Europe
France
Europe
Italy
Europe
Spain
Africa
Tunisia
Europe
Greece
Europe
Croatia
Europe
Austria
Europe
Montenegro
Europe
Albania
Asia
Iran
Europe
Germany
Europe
Netherlands
Europe
Portugal
Asia
Turkey
Africa
Egypt
Europe
Switzerland
North America
Canada
South America
Brazil
North America
Mexico
Asia
Georgia
Asia
Oman
Asia
Thailand
Africa
Tanzania
Africa
Morocco
Africa
Senegal
Asia
Jordan
Asia
Sri Lanka
Europe
United Kingdom
Europe
Sweden
Asia
Japan
Europe
Denmark
Europe
Norway
Oceania
Australia
Oceania
New Zealand
Europe
Czechia
Europe
Hungary
Europe
Iceland
Europe
Slovenia
Africa
Seychelles
South America
Peru
South America
Colombia
Europe
North Macedonia
Europe
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Europe
Russia
Africa
South Africa
Asia
Indonesia
Europe
Armenia
Asia
Kyrgyzstan
Africa
Mozambique
Asia
Uzbekistan
Asia
Vietnam
Africa
Algeria
Europe
Faroe Islands
How to choose a destination
Fifty-one countries is too many to browse at random. Three criteria narrow the list to two or three serious candidates: the season, what it actually costs on the ground, and how much time you have.
Start with the season, not the wish
A beautiful destination at the wrong time is still a bad trip: monsoon in Southeast Asia, Gulf heat in summer, Norwegian fjords without daylight in December. Every country page carries a month-by-month climate table — apply that filter first.
The airfare tells you nothing about the cost of the trip
A cheap flight to Iceland or Switzerland is undone by three days of spending on arrival, while a long haul to Vietnam or Uzbekistan pays for itself. Our guides break down a daily budget by category — lodging, food, transport — rather than one abstract total.
Match the ambition to the time you have
A week is enough for one city and its surroundings, or an island. Three weeks is the minimum for a country the size of Japan or Peru, where internal travel easily eats a third of your days. Below that, shrink the area rather than rush it.