QUIZ: WHICH DESTINATION IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE IS YOUR PERFECT FIT?

In 2012, famous Lonely Planet placed Belgrade to their list of world’s Ultimate Party Cities describing it as a destination that “offers intriguingly varied nightlife, ranging from eclectic watering holes for those in the know, to the busy restaurants and bars of the Skadarlija district and the summer clubs in heaving barges on the Sava and Danube Rivers.” Every year you’ll find some of the most famous international musicians and DJs performing in Belgrade, and if you decide to visit this different and unique destination in July, famous Exit Festival is held just an hour north in Vojvodina province’s biggest city – Novi Sad.

You’re definitely a hippie soul. Matala is a tiny town/village located on the south coast of the Greek Island of Crete, famous for its hippie history and unique hippie vibe. The town is famous for the artificial caves in the cliff of the Matala bay created in the Neolithic Age, occupied by hippies in the 1960s. Famous singer Joni Mitchell's experiences with the Matala hippies were immortalized in her 1971 song "Carey". Today, this place mainly lives from tourism, and its most famous annual event is Matala Beach Festival, usually held in mid-June. This year, this must-visit festival takes place from June 16-18.

Hey there you alternative and indie mate! Herceg Novi is located at a strategic and attractive geographic area between the highest mountain of the Dinara massive, Orjen (1,895 m) and the entrance of one of the most beautiful bays in the world, the Bay of Kotor. It’s a place of an alternative charm collided with the beautiful architecture and awesome Mediterranean slow living feeling you get when visiting summer destinations across southeastern part of Europe. It’s a city of stairs, amazing food, cool festivals and visibly different nightlife vibe comparing to other popular (or fancy) Montenegrin coastal towns. Perfect choice for folks who are into alternative and indie lifestyle culture.

You’re a true explorer! Skopje is, without a doubt, one of the most unique capitals in Europe. Really, as soon as you arrive you’ll figure out why. Neo-classical buildings, ornate columns and rooftop figures of nymphs, hundreds of statues, a 22-metre-high bronze statue of Alexander the Great - amazing and affordable food culture and beautiful Old Bazaar district – an unexpectedly interesting, some say “kitsch” destination that leaves no one indifferent.

You’re a nature lover! Ljubljana is Slovenian biggest city, but also one of Europe’s greenest capitals, with the city’s top attractions all located in a pedestrian area, situated at the middle of a trade route between the northern Adriatic Sea and the Danube region. The city offer a wide range of winter sport activities, recreational opportunities, hiking and biking trails and adrenaline sports and intense experiences – all in its backyard. If you’re wondering if there are cool events you gotta check out when visiting this awesome city – you’d be surprised with the offer! For example… May 14 – Depeche Mode; June 06 – Green Day; October 30 – Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds.

Who we have here? A party-maniac? 😉 Pag Island in Croatia in recent years has become one of the most popular European party destinations, often called “Ibiza of Eastern Mediterranean”. Pine trees, stunningly beautiful sea views, famous Zrce beach, Papaya and Kalypso clubs and: Hideout (June 25-29, 2017), Hard Island (July 03 – 05, 2017), Fantasy (July 09-10, 2017), Fresh Island (July 11-13, 2017), Break Out (July 15-20, 2017), Area 4 (July 17-20, 2017), Barrakud (August 12-19, 2017), Sonus (August 20-24, 2017) and Summer Peak Festival (August 26 – September 02, 2017) – yeah, this is a perfect vacation destination for insane and unforgettable partying, chilling and enjoying the stunning beauty of one of Croatia’s most beautiful islands…