Unique and Fun Summer Travel Destinations in Europe


If you’ve set your heart on Europe for your summer travel getaway, don’t miss the chance to visit some of the cities, towns, and beaches that are off-the-beaten path and offer some fresh new experiences.

While you can spend a good amount of time exploring some of Europe’s most well-known landmarks and tourist attractions, you’ll also find a handful of destinations beyond the tourist trail that are ripe for exploring.

Many of these hotspots aren’t even on the typical tourist guidebook map but are frequented by locals during the long summer months. Here’s where you’ll find some unique and fun summer travel destinations in Europe:Smuggler’s Cove in Greece

When you’re visiting the area of Zakynthos in Greece, don’t miss the private beaches in Smuggler’s Cove. This is located on the island but is easy to sail by on a typical trip. You’ll find a shipwreck in the middle of the beach and the beaches here are completely white with clear waters. Head here for a few hours of snorkeling and beach walks.Krapfenwaldbad in Austria

If you’re heading to Vienna this season, don’t’ miss the opportunity to visit this public park with its four pools overlooking the city.

The park sits on a hilltop and is a popular destination for locals to gather during the summertime. It attracts plenty of European socialites throughout the summer and is a perfect place for swimming, playing beach volleyball, and just enjoying the view of the city from above.Island of Vis in Croatia

This is one of the most remote islands in Croatia and is located about a two-hour ferry fried from Split. It is home to some amazing restaurants and boasts a rich cultural heritage. You can also enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, caving, sea kayaking, and sunbathing here.

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