Greek Islands — the easiest network
The densest ferry network in the world, five islands within a few hours of each other, and everything bookable in English. Best for first-time hoppers and couples. Weakest for wildlife and diving.
A straight comparison of the five regions we plan trips for, and who each one is genuinely right for.
The densest ferry network in the world, five islands within a few hours of each other, and everything bookable in English. Best for first-time hoppers and couples. Weakest for wildlife and diving.
Bacuit Bay and Coron have no equal for karst scenery and wreck diving. It is also the hardest logistically: internal flights, long vans and weather-dependent crossings. Best for divers and adventurous travellers.
One ferry corridor, cheap tickets, accommodation at every price point and excellent food. Best for first-timers and anyone travelling on a budget. Crowds at Phi Phi and Maya Bay are the trade-off.
Temples, volcano treks, manta rays and car-free islands within two hours of each other. Best for travellers who want more than beaches. Bali's traffic is the one genuine frustration.
Short flights, exceptional resorts and the Grenadines' sailing grounds. Best for honeymoons and sailing trips, and the most expensive region by a wide margin.