7 European goals for summer – and how to avoid the amount when you visit

Puscica, a small town on the island of Brac, “feels like a city that has been lost in time, away from the hustle and bustle Bol on the opposite side of the island,” he says.

According to Carter, the Istria region is also largely untouched. “Rovinj is a breathtaking city on the coast of the Istrian medieval streets, colorful buildings and small cafes and bars that are located directly above the sea,” he says.

With regard to the visit, avoiding July and August is best for a quieter journey. “May to mid -June is a great time to travel to Croatia to enjoy fewer crowds, although the water can be cooler to swim,” says Jan Acorn, vacation consultant at Gateway Destinations. “September is an ideal time because the water is still warm to swim. However, the crowds have decreased dramatically because the students who return to school and European travelers who have completed their summer vacation.”

1. Slovenia

Slovenia is the top goal of increasing in Europe this summer, says Virtuoso. According to the virtual information, 473%rose by astonishing 473%after the previous year's sales for summer trips in Slovenia.

But just because it is trendy to visit the small country, share borders with Italy, Austria, Croatia and Hungary, that does not mean that they have to trudge through the crowds. Plan at Luxury Slovenia at the end of June or early September, according to Matej Knific. “The weather is still nice, but the tourist river is easier,” he says. But “Slovenia is a great goal at any time between April and October.”

Some less well -known positions that are worth searching are the Slovenian side of Istria that has historical cities, as well as culture and cuisine that is a combination of Slovenia, Croatia and Italy. According to Knific, the Goriška Bra -Win region is also known as a hidden jewel as “Slovenia's Tuscany”.

The country is also known for its amazing nature. “Outside of the delightful city of Ljubljana, I always recommend getting in to the Julian Alps,” says Rachel Mendizabal, Senior Travel Expert at Scott Dunn. “In the Alps like in the Triglav National Park, you have access to an astonishing selection of alpine activities such as hiking, cycling, kayaking, rafting, canyoning, etc. as well as plenty of space to get you away from the crowds.”

Although the country seems to be more popular with travelers, crowds are not as bad as other tourist hotspots in Europe. “It is worth noting that Slovenia is far less crowded even in the high season than places such as Venice, Paris or Dubrovnik,” says Knific. “Compared to these goals, Slovenia is never really overcrowded.”