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UnTours 🌍 UnPack Once in your European villa or apartment - trip planning, transportation & local support 🧳 UnTour (ən-tʊər): n. 1.

Vacation rental apartment packages with air/ground/support. 2. Vacation enabling one to live in a country instead of just traveling through. 3. Hassle-free trip planning with experts.

03/25/2025

🇮🇹 Thinking about a trip to Tuscany this year? Let’s talk. 👇

Most travelers stick to Florence and Siena, maybe popping into a village or two on a tour. But the best moments in Tuscany? They happen when the crowds thin, church bells chime through quiet piazzas, and locals linger over a glass of wine. That’s when you’re not just passing through, you’re part of the rhythm of daily life.

With UnTours, you settle in. Your home could be a vineyard near Montalcino or a working farm near Torrenieri, just a short drive from Siena and the Chianti Valley. No packed schedules, no racing from sight to sight, just the freedom to explore at your own pace, with a local UnGuide for insider tips when you need them.

Swipe ⬅️ to see where you could unpack and stay a while. Then tell us: Which one makes you want to start planning? 😍

https://www.untours.com/destinations/italy/tuscany

03/24/2025

How would you like to end your day with this view at Maria’s Cottage, in County Kerry, Ireland? 😍

Settle into the garden with a cup of Irish tea, watching the sun dip behind the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks as you take in the peaceful views of the Kenmare River, reflecting on a wonderful day spent exploring the area.

Maria’s Cottage is the perfect spot to slow down and soak in the beauty of the Irish countryside. Just minutes from Kenmare (a charming town whose Gaelic name means “little nest”), it’s also a place where you can get a good feel for local life. The cottage has everything you need to make yourself at home: three bedrooms, a warm fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchen.

You’ll also be welcomed by Joop and Maria, your thoughtful hosts, who live next door. Joop, a talented cabinet maker, has crafted many of the beautiful details in the cottage, and his workshop is just next door. And as an avid walker, he’s also always happy to share his favorite trails, something we know many of you will appreciate. 😊

📍 Would you stay here? Save this post for future travel inspiration! Link below to view more photos and book.

https://www.untours.com/destinations/ireland/county-kerry/accommodations/marias-cottage

03/23/2025

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03/21/2025

Tucked into the rolling hills of County Kerry in Ireland, Molly Gallivan’s farm is somewhat of a time capsule of Irish heritage.

As you wander the 200-year-old farm, surrounded by animals, relics, and old ruins, you’ll feel connected to another time. What makes this place even more special is the chance to enjoy an authentic Irish dinner in a cozy stone cottage, with music, dance, and storytelling — just as Molly herself would have shared it with family and friends.

But, who was Molly Gallivan? She was a fiercely independent widow and mother of seven who ran this farm on her own, providing for her family through hard work and determination. Today, her legacy lives on through this immersive experience, offering a glimpse into rural Irish life as it once was.

💚 Our UnFluencer Mandy () had the opportunity to experience this firsthand while exploring Ireland with UnTours last year and captured it beautifully to share with you. This rich cultural experience is now part of every UnTour in County Kerry!

Ready to experience the real Ireland, both past and present? Tap the link in our bio to start planning your trip.

03/19/2025

British food doesn’t always get the love it deserves. But there’s so much more to enjoy beyond fish and chips and afternoon tea! 🇬🇧

From cozy pub favorites to home-cooked comfort food, British cuisine is really all about hearty, satisfying flavors. The key if you go? Knowing what to order. Here are a few classics to put on your list to get you started:

🍽️ Sunday Roast
A British Sunday tradition. Slow-roasted meat (beef, lamb, or chicken), crispy roast potatoes, seasonal veggies, Yorkshire puddings (quite possibly one of the best inventions ever!), and a generous pour of rich gravy. Best enjoyed in a lively, local pub.

🥧 Steak and Ale Pie
Tender beef slow-cooked in a savory ale-infused gravy, tucked into a flaky, buttery crust. Served with mash and peas — because, well, it’s Britain.

🫘 Full English Breakfast
Not for the light eater. Eggs, bacon, sausages, beans, toast, and sometimes hash browns or black pudding. Perfect to fuel up for a long day of exploring.

🍛 Chicken Tikka Masala
Fun fact: This creamy, spiced dish was born in Britain! Indian cuisine is a huge part of the UK’s food culture, and a proper tikka masala with fluffy naan is a must-try.

🌭 Bangers and Mash
Sausages and mashed potatoes, made extra delicious with onion gravy. Simple, comforting, and a staple on pub menus.

🍰 Sticky Toffee Pudding
A warm, sticky sponge cake drenched in toffee sauce, usually served with clotted cream or custard. One bite and you’ll understand why Brits take their puddings so seriously!

All of these can be found in London’s pubs across London. Pubs have long been central to British dining culture, offering hearty meals in a convivial atmosphere.

Pubs have long been the heart of British dining culture, offering good food in an easygoing, welcoming atmosphere. And with UnTours, you won’t end up in the tourist traps. Your UnGuide will point you to the best local spots—the ones where the food is just as good as the company. Plus, our UnTourist-only app is packed with recommendations from our local UnGuides, team and travelers, so you’ll always know where to find the real flavors of London and beyond.

Hungry? Tap the link in our bio to start planning your trip.

03/18/2025

📡 Before cell phones, Swiss herders relied on the Alphorn to communicate across the mountains. Its powerful sound could carry for miles, helping bring cows home, alerting other herders, and even calling people to gather for mass, festivals or important community events.

🎵 Just like Swiss-German dialects differ across villages, Alphorns are tuned differently by region. A Bernese Oberland Alphorn sounds distinct from one in Appenzell, and so on.

These days, while modern tech has replaced its original purpose, the Alphorn is far from extinct! In places like Zermatt, Lucerne, and Jungfraujoch, you can hear Alphorn performances almost daily in summer. 🌞

Switzerland also hosts huge Alphorn gatherings, like the International Alphorn Festival in Nendaz and the Unspunnen Festival in Interlaken, where hundreds of players come together to perform, compete, and show off their lung power!

🇨🇭 Want to experience this in person? Make sure to plan your UnTour in Switzerland around one of these festivals! 👉 https://www.untours.com/destinations/switzerland

03/18/2025

Switzerland is charming any time of year, but today, we’re singing the praises of its often-overlooked fall season:

Autumn here is a time of golden vineyards, crisp mountain air, and cozy villages glowing in warm afternoon light. The summer crowds have thinned, making it the perfect season for slow, appreciative exploration, just the way we like it.

If you’re a hiker, you’ll love the quieter trails, the equally stunning views, and those scenic train rides, made even more beautiful as the landscapes burst into color.

Fall is also harvest season, which means local wineries are in full swing, offering tastings of their newest vintages.

And let’s talk food… this is the time for wild game like venison (Hirsch) and wild boar (Wildschwein), alongside seasonal delights like chanterelles (Eierschwämmli) and porcini (Steinpilze). Need a little extra comfort? Dig into a steaming plate of Älplermagronen (Switzerland’s answer to mac and cheese), perfect after a crisp autumn hike.

And as always, your UnGuide will be invaluable for recommending the best hikes, pointing you toward local caves ouvertes (open wineries), and directing you to lively harvest festivals to round out your trip.

Got questions about UnTours or visiting Switzerland in the fall? We’re happy to help!

Browse our Swiss UnTours here: https://www.untours.com/destinations/switzerland/

Photo: Our UnTour hometown of Kandersteg in the fall

03/17/2025

If you’re planning to visit County Kerry, Majella will be your local UnGuide to all the best spots. Whether it’s a hidden stone circle or a charming festival in nearby Sneem, you won’t just see the sights; you’ll experience the real Kerry with the recommendations of someone who lives here and loves it.

Here are her top tips for UnTourists visiting her part of Ireland:

1. Explore the hidden gems
There are so many beautiful spots throughout the Ring of Beara and the Ring of Kerry, just a short distance from where you’ll be staying. The beauty of staying in a local town like Kenmare is that every day brings something new. You won’t run out of things to do or see!

2. Get to know Kenmare
Kenmare, or Néidín (meaning “nest”) in Irish, is a town full of color, history, and charm. It’s welcoming and warm with painted buildings and a friendly atmosphere. Majella knew she had to return here after time away, and once you visit, you’ll understand why!

3. Join the fun in the pub
Kenmare and the surrounding areas are full of people who love to chat, especially in the local pubs. If there’s live music, don’t be shy, ask a musician to join in! The more, the merrier, as they say.

4. Don’t miss the festivals
There’s always something going on. If you’re in the area during the summer, be sure to visit the mini festival in Kilgarvan, just 15 minutes from Kenmare. It’s a wonderful mix of farm animals, music, food stalls, and dancing, and it’s the perfect way to dive into the local culture.

5. Experience Molly Gallivans
One of Majella’s favorite local experiences to share with guests is the Molly Gallivans farm walk. You’ll hear Irish history, enjoy traditional food, and soak up the local atmosphere with live music. It’s a great introduction to the culture and people of County Kerry.

Have you had the pleasure of meeting Majella yet? Leave her a note below! Or maybe Ireland is on your list with UnTours? We’d love to hear about it!

📷: Majella with Jon on our team, in Ireland 🇮🇪

03/17/2025

With over 100 churches in Florence, you would need many, many, many years to visit them all! Of course, the Florence Cathedral is a must, and there are a few others we love and recommend.

One of those is Santa Maria Novella, which is the personal favorite of our UnGuide, Helen. You actually get to visit it with her when you come on an UnTour, and she’ll tell you about the history and some of the artwork in the church. It truly is fascinating.

The church is home to several masterpieces, including the Trinity fresco by Masaccio, which is considered one of the first works to demonstrate the use of perspective in art, as well as works by legendary artists such as Giotto, Filippo Lippi, and Piero della Francesca. It’s often called a museum as much as a place of worship because of the richness of the art it contains.

It’s also right next door to another must-see: the Pharmacy of Santa Maria Novella, one of the oldest pharmacies in the world, which has been continuously operating since the 13th century. It’s still in business today, selling herbal products, perfumes, and cosmetics inspired by ancient recipes.

What about you? What’s your absolute favorite church that you’ve ever visited?

03/11/2025

You’ve probably heard of the Pura Vida lifestyle, but have you ever experienced it?

More than just a phrase, Pura Vida is a way of life in Costa Rica. It’s about embracing happiness, simplicity, gratitude, and a laid-back attitude. It’s a key part of Costa Rican culture! 🇨🇷🌴

But how do you actually live Pura Vida like a local? Here’s how:

🌊 Live in harmony with nature
✅ Spend time outdoors – Costa Rica is a paradise of beaches, rainforests, mountains, and waterfalls. Hike, swim, or just relax under a palm tree.
✅ Protect the environment – Ticos take conservation seriously. Use less plastic and respect wildlife.
✅ Eat fresh & local – Enjoy tropical fruits, fresh seafood, and homemade gallo pinto (rice and beans). Farmers’ markets (ferias) are the best place to shop.

☕ Slow down & enjoy the simple things
✅ Start the day with good coffee – Costa Rican coffee is world-famous. Take time to savor it, preferably with a great view.
✅ Appreciate what you have – Ticos value happiness over material things. Gratitude is everything.
✅ Disconnect from technology – Put the phone down, watch a sunset, and enjoy real connections with people.

🎉 Embrace Tico culture
✅ Join local festivities – Dance at a fiesta, celebrate Independence Day (Sept 15), or watch a soccer game (Ticos are passionate about fútbol!)
✅ Learn some Spanish – Even basic phrases like “¿Cómo estás?” and “¡Todo bien!” help you connect with locals.
✅ Support local businesses – Eat at sodas (small family-run restaurants), shop at local markets, and buy handmade crafts.

Looking for a destination closer to home this year? Consider an UnTour in Costa Rica: stunning scenery, incredible wildlife, warm weather, and rich culture. And, of course, Pura Vida. 😉🌴

📍 Learn more: https://www.untours.com/destinations/costa-rica

03/07/2025

Reading this post might just spark an overwhelming desire to pack your bags and move to Switzerland.🇨🇭 Or is it just us?

Imagine waking up to crisp mountain air, sunlight pouring through the windows of your cozy chalet. You step out onto your balcony and are greeted by sweeping views of the Wetterhorn Alps and the magnificent Rosenlaui Glacier. *Sigh*

If you ever come to Switzerland, make sure you keep your days slow, peaceful, and simple. No rushing, no big city chaos, just the serene, quiet embrace of the mountains. Maybe you sip your coffee in the morning sunshine, deciding whether to hop on a bus to nearby towns like Meiringen or Hasliberg. Or, you could venture a bit further to Grindelwald and, from there, take a cable car up to First and hike to Faulhorn, with jaw-dropping panoramic views of the the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. Your afternoons could be slow strolls through the villages, stopping to try on local pastries or indulge in Swiss chocolate (a must!).

In the evenings, you can cook a cozy dinner in your well-equipped kitchen or enjoy the quiet beauty of the evening from your balcony, watching the sunset over the Alps. Your UnGuide and sweet neighbors, an English-speaking landlady and her daughter, are always available with local tips and recommendations for your next day trip.

So, could this be the year you trade your everyday routine for a life in the mountains, even if just for a week or two? 😉 Book your Swiss UnTour here: https://www.untours.com/destinations/switzerland

03/05/2025

If you thought Italy was just about pasta and pizza, think again! But first, be warned, this post may make you hungry!

Just like in the U.S., food culture in Italy varies significantly from region to region. While pasta and pizza may be the stars of Italian cuisine worldwide, Tuscany has much more to offer. So if you ever find yourself in this beautiful region, here’s what you must try👇

🍝 Pappardelle al ragù di cinghiale: Wide ribbon pasta served with a hearty wild boar ragù.

🍲 Ribollita: A hearty soup made with leftover bread, cannellini beans, and vegetables like kale and carrots.

🍅 Pappa al pomodoro: A thick bread and tomato soup, seasoned with garlic, basil, and olive oil. It’s a simple yet flavorful dish enjoyed year-round.

🥗 Panzanella: A refreshing bread salad featuring soaked stale bread, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers, dressed with olive oil and vinegar. It’s especially popular during the summer months.

🍄 Truffle dishes: Locals eat truffles with pasta, eggs, or even bread.

🧀 Pecorino toscano with Honey: A sheep’s milk cheese, often from Pienza, paired with local honey.

🍪 Cantucci with vin santo: Almond biscuits traditionally dipped in Vin Santo, a sweet dessert wine.

You’ll find these dishes in just about any restaurant in Tuscany, as long as they’re in season. Some of our favorites include Osteria da Cice in Siena, Locanda Paradiso in Chiusure, Locanda Demetra in Montalcino, Podere Il Casale near Pienza, and La Torre in Asciano.

Pro tip:

When you book an UnTour, you get exclusive access to our app, which features a curated list of even more restaurant recommendations. Plus, you’ll have a local UnGuide who will share their own insider favorites.

Psst: Know someone else who dreams of going to Tuscany? Share this post with them.

Visit https://www.untours.com/destinations/italy/tuscany to browse all of our UnTours in Tuscany.

03/03/2025

🌻 Why you should visit Provence beyond lavender season (and what the locals love each season!)

Lavender season, from mid-June to mid-July, is iconic, but many locals will tell you that it’s not necessarily the best time to visit!

🌸 Spring

Spring is a favorite for locals. Orchards bloom, and fields of wildflowers like poppies, daisies, and anemones paint the hills in color. The cherry and almond trees around Menerbes and Gordes are in full bloom, making it the perfect time for walks, bike rides, and picnics. Markets in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Lourmarin, and Apt come alive with fresh produce like asparagus, artichokes, strawberries, and early herbs. Vineyards are quiet after harvest, making it a more relaxed time to visit wineries for tastings. Locals also begin pressing the first batches of new olive oil, which often comes with springtime tastings.

And then there’s Easter. Towns like Gordes, Roussillon, and Bonnieux come alive with processions and midnight mass, leading into Sunday feasts with lamb, spring vegetables, and pain de Pâques (a traditional Easter bread). Some villages even host public fête de Pâques gatherings. Plus, Easter egg hunts for the little ones!

🍷 Fall

In September, the grape harvest season kicks off in Châteauneuf-du-Pape and the Côtes du Rhône, with locals celebrating at harvest festivals. By October, the vineyards transform into a golden and red patchwork, creating beautiful views across the valley. It’s also when truffle season begins. The highly anticipated black truffles are hunted in the wild or harvested from dedicated truffle farms. In towns like Richerenches, the truffle market becomes a central gathering point where locals and visitors alike celebrate this precious delicacy. It’s also when we host our Food & Wine UnTours, which, if you’re a foodie, you’ll definitely want to check out!

So, tell us: would you rather wander through wildflower fields in spring or sip wine under golden vines in fall? 🤔

Have a question about visiting Provence? Pop it in the comments below. Or share your recommendations with fellow UnTourists.

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02/26/2025

A day in the life of an UnTourist in Tuscany, Italy 👇

The beauty of an UnTour is that there’s no rigid itinerary, just the freedom to explore at your own pace, embracing the rhythm of local life. So, here’s how your day might look when you slow down and truly connect with this incredible region:

☀️ Wake up slow

Mornings here start with rich Italian coffee and vineyard views. Open the shutters of your countryside apartment, and there it is: golden fields, endless vines stretching to the horizon. 😍

Head into Pienza, the town of pecorino, for a leisurely stroll through cobbled streets and artisan shops. If you spot Davide, a local artist, take a moment to admire his intricate etchings. He’ll happily tell you all about them. Then, settle in for a pecorino tasting—crumbly, nutty slices paired with crusty bread, sun-ripened tomatoes, and just a drizzle of balsamic.

🍷 Enjoy the moment

Lunch could be a long leisurely lunch at Podere Il Casale, a family-owned working farm where every ingredient on your plate comes straight from the land around you. No rush. Just good food, good wine, and that slow, soul-filling Tuscan way of life.

After, you could pop by Montepulciano to wander medieval streets lined with leather artisans and hand-painted ceramics. Step into a centuries-old wine cellar carved into the cliffs and sip a glass of Vino Nobile straight from the source. Or grab a gelato (locals swear by honey & walnut or fresh fig) and find a quiet spot in Piazza Grande to watch the world drift by.

✨ End the day your way

Back at the vineyard, pour a glass of Brunello and watch the sun melt behind the vines that made it. Maybe you cook a simple dinner like a handmade pici pasta, local olive oil, a salad. Or venture into Buonconvento for a Negroni or a chilled glass of Vernaccia at a piazza, and soak it all in.

If you’ve UnToured in Tuscany, tell us: what was your favorite moment? 🍇

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02/24/2025

Let’s talk about Portugal beyond Lisbon 🇵🇹 The coastal and countryside towns we think you’ll love 👇

Don’t get us wrong, we love Lisbon, but there’s so much more to this beautiful country than its bustling capital. Just a short drive away, you’ll find beautiful towns and villages where you can experience local life a little further away from the crowds. Places like:

📍Sintra: Our UnTour home base. Famous for its fairy-tale castles, Sintra also retains a traditional vibe. Wander hilly streets lined with cafes and artisanal shops, and explore surrounding woods and gardens for a mystical atmosphere. It’s well worth more than just a day trip!

📍Cascais: While this coastal town has gained popularity, it still offers an authentic Portuguese vibe, especially in its old town and quieter corners. Stroll through cobbled streets, enjoy the sight of traditional fishing boats, and soak in the lively harbor.

📍Sesimbra: A true seaside treasure, Sesimbra combines the relaxed pace of a fishing village with the natural beauty of Arrábida Natural Park. Feast on fresh-caught fish at a waterfront café, dip your toes in crystal-clear waters, or hike the trails of the nearby park.

📍Óbidos: This medieval wonderland, with its narrow cobbled streets and whitewashed houses draped in bougainvillea, will have you swooning from the moment you arrive. Take in the sweeping views from the castle walls, pop by the beautiful Igreja de Santa Maria, and don’t miss the local cherry liquor, ginjinha!

📍Ericeira: One of the last truly traditional Portuguese fishing towns, Ericeira is a delightful blend of old-world charm and surf culture. With its cobbled streets, whitewashed houses, and tranquil rhythm, it feels a world away from typical tourist destinations. Don’t miss the incredible seafood (especially sardinhas assadas, grilled sardines), and spend some time relaxing on beautiful nearby beaches like Praia dos Pescadores and Praia da Foz do Lizandro.

Know someone who’s dreaming of Portugal? Share this with them and make sure they add these places to their list! 🫶

02/23/2025

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02/19/2025

Curious what it’s like to live in a Provençal village in France as an UnTourist for a week? You’re going to want to read this👇

UnTours are all about slowing down, connecting with the local way of life, and experiencing a place as if you truly live there. Here’s what that could look like in practice:

Morning

You wake up to the soft chime of the Collégiale Notre-Dame church bells in Pernes-les-Fontaines. After pouring yourself a café, you slip into your shoes for a leisurely stroll to the boulangerie, where a golden croissant and a cheerful “Bonjour!” greet you.

Perhaps you head to the Saturday market, where sun-ripened peaches and fresh goat cheese practically beg you to taste them. Or linger in a local épicerie, swapping stories with the shopkeeper while picking up a bottle of wine. Back at your UnTour villa, you prepare a perfect Provençal lunch (tapenade, juicy Cavaillon melon, and a crusty baguette).

Afternoon

You might hop on a bike, cruising past vineyards with Mont Ventoux in the distance. Or explore the medieval walls of Pernes-les-Fontaines, climbing the Tour de l’Horloge for sweeping views. If you’re feeling adventurous, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, an antique lover’s paradise, is just a short drive away. Or, follow the Carpentras Canal, letting the soothing sound of water set the pace.

Evening

As the sun sets, the village bathes in golden light. Dinner could be at a cozy bistro, where you enjoy un Lapin à la Provençale (rabbit slow-braised with white wine, tomatoes, olives, and thyme, served with roasted potatoes). Or, stay in, grilling lamb chops from the market and tossing together a salad of tomatoes and basil.

Later, you wander through quieter streets, the village square still alive with locals playing pétanque, their laughter drifting into the evening air. You pause with a glass of Châteauneuf-du-Pape in hand and think to yourself: This. This is what travel should feel like.

If that sounds like your kind of travel, double-tap and follow us for more. This is exactly the kind of experience we create for our travelers, affectionately known as “UnTourists.”

02/17/2025

Meet Jennifer Broome, a Denver-based travel and environmental journalist, and our newest UnFluencer! 👋

With over 30 years of experience as a broadcast meteorologist, Jennifer combines her weather expertise with storytelling to shine a light on outdoor adventures and eco-friendly travel. Her work has appeared in outlets like Condé Nast Traveler, The Denver Post, and The Weather Channel. From trekking to Everest Base Camp to exploring U.S. National Parks, Jennifer is passionate about helping travelers explore nature responsibly.

We sat down with Jennifer to discuss how her travels have evolved, why sustainable tourism is so important to her, and what it means to be an UnFluencer in today’s travel world.

We’re beyond excited to have Jennifer as part of our UnTours community! 💚 Be sure to follow her adventures at on Instagram and head to our blog: https://www.untours.com/blog to read our full conversation.

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