Flower-lined route of villages and coffee.
Coastal drive of cliffs and castles.
Coastal road of forests and lagoons.
Eight bridges hopping between skerries on Norway’s wildest stretch of coast.
Slea Head’s cliff-edge road, beehive huts, Gaelic-speaking pubs and Fungie-era dolphin lore on Ireland’s far west tip.
Loop past geysers, falls and rifts.
Rolling hills of honey-stone villages — Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Castle Combe — that look unchanged in 300 years.
A 2,500-km coastal route from Donegal to Cork past cliffs, surf beaches and pubs with sessions every night.
Scenic loop of coast and mountains.
Coastal drive past the Twelve Apostles.
Walled medieval town on the Romantic Road, all half-timbered houses and cobbled lanes.
Two hundred kilometres of glaciers, turquoise lakes and peaks between Banff and Jasper — often called the most scenic drive on Earth.
Four 18-metre presidential faces carved into a Black Hills granite cliff — best seen at the evening lighting ceremony.
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