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Berat→

Ottoman houses, a living castle and traditional Albanian cooking.

Sarandë→

A sunny harbour town with a long promenade, castle views and easy day trips south.

Ksamil→

Turquoise coves, tiny islands, waterfront restaurants and ancient Butrint nearby.

Gjirokastër→

Stone-roofed houses, steep bazaar lanes and local food.

Theth→

Alpine village life, mountain trails and waterfall pools.

Dhërmi→

White pebble coves, turquoise water and hillside villages on the Albanian Riviera.

Sifnos→

Medieval Kastro, coastal chapels and island food traditions.

Paros→

Fishing harbours, marble village lanes and slow island walks.

Naxos→

Mountain tavernas, ancient landmarks and long sandy beaches.

Mykonos→

Whitewashed lanes, seaside windmills and Little Venice.

Santorini→

Caldera views, cliffside villages and waterfront dining.

Ios→

Hilltop Chora, quiet coves and ancient island legends.

Galle→

A UNESCO Dutch-fort old town of ramparts, boutique courtyards, cafes and colonial hotels on the south coast.

Kandy→

Sri Lanka's hill-country cultural capital, centred on the Temple of the Tooth and a lake-ringed colonial core.

Ella→

Hill-country town ringed by tea fields, famous for its hiking trails and the Nine Arch Bridge.

Ahangama→

Surf breaks, sandy shores and considered boutique stays.

Mirissa→

Palm-lined headlands, small beach coves and coastal viewpoints.

Dambulla→

Ancient cave art and a base for Cultural Triangle day trips.

Cotswolds→

Historic stone cottages and country pubs.