Europe
Europe, your way.
A first trip, a romantic escape or a few cities in one itinerary — hotels, trains, tours and Mediterranean cruises connected into one plan.
You bring the cities. We’ll help connect them.
Europe gets complicated fast: which neighborhood to stay in, how many nights, whether to fly, take a train or add a Mediterranean cruise. Tell us who is traveling, how you like to spend a day and what you do not want to miss. We help turn that into an itinerary you can actually enjoy.
Hotels with a point of view
Location first — walkable, well connected and the right feel for a couple, a family or a first visit.
A pace that works
Enough nights in each city, and travel days that do not eat the trip.
Cruises and land together
A Mediterranean sailing with nights in Rome or Barcelona, if that is the trip you want.
Start with a place you love
Paris
A first visit, a long weekend or the start of a wider France trip.
Rome
Italy on its own, or Rome as the land stay before a Mediterranean cruise.
Spain
Madrid, Barcelona or a slower mix of cities, food and coast.
London
A city stay on its own, or the easy first stop before the continent.
Mediterranean
A cruise that visits several coasts, with help choosing the sailing and the cabin.
Sample itineraries we plan often
Every itinerary is adjusted to your dates, pace and budget.
Paris & London — 8 days. 4 nights Paris, Eurostar train, 3 nights London. Best for: first trip to Europe, families with teens.
Rome, Florence & Venice — 10 days. Train between cities; optional Tuscany day trip. Best for: history, food, couples.
Madrid, Seville & Barcelona — 10 days. High-speed trains; flamenco, tapas and Gaudí. Best for: Spanish-speaking families, first trip to Spain.
Mediterranean cruise + city stay — 10–12 days. 2–3 nights in Barcelona or Rome, then a 7-night cruise (Italy, France, Greece or Spain). Best for: seeing several countries without repacking.
Greek islands — 9 days. Athens + two islands (e.g., Santorini and Naxos or Mykonos) by ferry. Best for: honeymoons, anniversaries.
When to go
April–June & September–October: best balance of weather, crowds and price.
July–August: hottest and busiest; book early, plan for heat in southern Europe.
November–March: lowest prices; Christmas markets in December; shorter days.
What we take care of
Flights from Miami, Fort Lauderdale or Orlando · hotels in the right neighborhood · trains and transfers · skip-the-line museum tickets · Mediterranean cruises · guided tours · travel insurance · entry requirements.
Documents for Europe
U.S. passports should be valid at least 3 months beyond your return date (6 months recommended). Europe is rolling out new electronic entry systems for visitors, including the EES border registration and the upcoming ETIAS travel authorization; we tell you exactly what applies to your dates before you fly.
How much does a Europe trip cost?
It depends most on season, hotel level and how many cities you add. Instead of a generic number, tell us your dates and budget range — we’ll show you what fits and where the money makes the biggest difference.
Questions before a Europe trip
How many cities should we do in 10 days?
Two or three. Every move costs half a day.
Train or flight between cities?
Train for most trips under ~4 hours — city center to city center.
Cruise or land trip?
A cruise shows you more places with one hotel; a land trip gives you evenings in each city. Many travelers combine both.
Do you plan trips for Spanish-speaking families?
Yes — planning in Spanish, and we can arrange Spanish-speaking guides in many cities.
Ready for your next journey?
Tell us where you want to go. We’ll help plan the details.