So, you’ve finally decided to fulfil your dream of visiting Europe in the summer? Awesome! June and July are usually the best summer months to visit Europe. You’ll get wonderful long days for all that exploring, and beautiful cosy nights to spend chilling with your friends. It doesn’t get better… 

You really aren’t gonna ask us to choose, are you? Summer is when Europe is basking in all its glory. So no matter where you go, you’re guaranteed to love it. But some of our favourite destinations would be Paris, Venice, Amsterdam, Italy and Greece. And guess what? We’ve got plenty of trips visiting all of these destinations, just if you wanna check them out?

100%. Long days. Sun-kissed beaches. Beautiful boutique restaurants. Calming canal cruises. And the perfect temperature for all the other side-quests. You know we love Europe in the summer.

Your visa requirements can change according to your citizenship (and also according to the length and purpose of your visit). We always recommend that you check out our visa guide for more information.

Your passport, of course! But some other essentials would be:
• Comfortable shoes: There’s gonna be a lot of walking around
• Breathable clothes: To keep you fresh through the long summery days. 
• Crossbody bags: To carry all your stuff when you’re licking away that gelato
• Swimsuit: Because you won’t be able to resist stepping into the cool blue sea. 

All your days. (Just kidding.) This depends what you wanna do and how much of Europe you want to experience - it's a delightfully diverse continent after all. In most cases, 2-3 weeks will give you a good amount of time to experience Europe's key cities and natural areas too. Luckily for you, we’ve got big trips, small trips, and everything in between.

Yep. You’ll be fine drinking tap water in most of Europe. But it’s always a good idea to double check with your Trip Manager if you’re doubtful.

You won’t have to worry about getting enough cash when you’re in Europe. Because ATMs in Europe are accessible as gelatos in Rome. Just stay wary of those sneaky ATM fees…

Generally, tipping isn’t mandatory in Europe. And a lot of the time, service charges are included in the bill. But if you really like the food (which you will, you’re in Europe, after all) or service, leaving 5-10% is always appreciated.