Some tourists believe that May is almost the best time to travel to Europe. There are many reasons for this. It is already warm, around lush greenery, flowers, but there is still no heat, which at the height of summer in most of Europe can be very strong, even exhausting. Therefore, both walking and long journeys in sightseeing buses can be endured much easier than in the summer. In addition, it is in May that seasonal amusement parks start operating in almost all European countries.
Instructions
Step 1
Think about what kind of vacation you prefer. If your ideal option is to relax comfortably on the seashore, swim and sunbathe, only occasionally going on short, non-tiring excursions, perhaps you should visit the islands of Southern Greece, such as Crete or Rhodes.
Step 2
May water in the southern Mediterranean Sea (especially at the end of the month) is already warm, about +20 degrees, and in some years even higher. Therefore, you will be able to swim. Historical and architectural sights, which abound in the islands, will be relatively close to your hotel (especially in Rhodes, due to its modest size). Therefore, a trip to them will not tire you. A refreshing sea breeze will help you get through the heat of the day, while traditional Greek hospitality and famous Greek cuisine will make your holiday unforgettable. Considering that tourism is the backbone of the island's economy, you don't have to worry about unrest and unrest occurring in the mainland of Greece, especially in the capital, Athens. On the islands, the peace and safety of tourists is paramount.
Step 3
If you are by nature an active, energetic person who cannot sit still, you should choose a bus tour with a stop in several large cities. Such tours in Italy, Spain, France are very popular. Their advantages are their relatively low cost, especially in the budget version. A typical example is the “Spain Economical” tour offered by the “Natalie Tours” company. For a relatively small amount, you can get to know the country, explore its nature, the main attractions of several cities. The main disadvantage of such options: the tourist has little free time, he is literally tied to the sightseeing bus.
Step 4
Well, if you want to get acquainted with the sights of Central Europe, and without the help of a guide and, moreover, do not experience problems with finances, you better do the following. Buy a tour to the Czech Republic, without excursions, only with accommodation in a hotel in Prague. Spend a few days exploring this beautiful city, and then you can visit Germany, Austria, Hungary. Thanks to the convenient location of the Czech Republic, these countries are easily accessible.
