This summer will likely see more Americans heading across the Atlantic with the euro weak against the dollar. This means you’ll get more for your money so you can experience more of the local food or check out more of the famous tourist attractions.

All Eurozone countries should benefit from the increase in transatlantic visitors, but some destinations will still be cheaper than others. Choose your vacation destination carefully, and you might find yourself with more to spend when you get there.

Greece

If the idea of island hopping on your European vacation appeals to you, Greece has some fantastic deals right now. With the country’s political issues and the lengthy recession, prices have dropped significantly. It’s easy to connect on regional flights once you’ve arrived in the capital of Athens. The country has a vast cultural heritage with many ancient ruins as well as the crystal clear waters that surround the islands and idyllic villages further inland. The main islands that are worth spending time on include Crete, Corfu, and Zakynthos, and all of them have a range of accommodation options.

Portugal

This country is often overlooked in favor of its larger and more popular neighbor, Spain. However, there is plenty to see and experience in this beautiful country. You can easily add it onto a European tour, with many affordable holiday apartments within the capital of Lisbon. For those who want to experience the regional delights, the city has a variety of local tascas that offer delicious bites at affordable prices.