Timeless journeys to storied places…
Wander cobbled lanes, browse sun-faded antiques, and linger where culture and beauty quietly meet.
Through curated guides and elegant experiences, Port & Province helps you travel with intention, style, and a sense of story.
At Port & Province, we believe travel is more then just movement- it’s a return to what makes us feel more alive. Our journeys are slow meaningful, and rich in story, designed for people who appreciate good linen, local wine, and the quiet joy of timeless experiences.
We craft travel for people who crave connection to culture, to place, and to self.
Whether you’re sipping rosé in the South of France or exploring a tucked away harbor town in New England, every itinerary is intentional, timeless, and inspired by your taste for the meaningful.
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Greece
Greece is a sun-drenched tapestry of ancient traditions and vibrant modern life, where the scent of oregano and grilled lamb drifts through cobbled alleyways and the laughter of locals spills from seaside tavernas.
The culture is a joyful blend of mythology, music, and centuries-old hospitality—where every meal feels like a celebration and strangers are treated like family.
From the whitewashed villages of the Cyclades to the olive groves of the Peloponnese, the food is simple yet sublime: tangy feta, velvety tzatziki, golden spanakopita, and honey-soaked baklava that melts on your tongue.
The people are as warm as the Mediterranean sun, fiercely proud of their heritage and eager to share their stories over a glass of ouzo and a plate of meze. In Greece, life isn’t just lived, it’s savored.
Currency: Euro, Credit cards are widely accepted and ATMs are available in most inhabited islands.
Plugs: The plugs in Greece are type C and F. The standard voltage is 230v. I recommend buying a universal adapter
Best time to travel: Late April to early June and September to early October are ideal. Warm, sunny , and less crowded.
Italy
Italy is a living mosaic of passion, tradition, and dolce vita charm, where every cobblestone seems to echo with history and every piazza hums with life.
The culture is steeped in art, fashion, and an unapologetic love for beauty, whether it’s in the brushstrokes of a Renaissance fresco or the swirl of a perfectly poured espresso.
Italians are warm, expressive, and fiercely loyal to their roots, often gathering around the table for meals that stretch into hours. The food is an edible love letter to the land: silky pasta tossed with fresh basil and sun-ripened tomatoes, wood-fired pizzas with bubbling mozzarella, and gelato so rich it silences even the most talkative traveler.
From the vineyards of Tuscany to the canals of Venice, Italy embraces you like family with open arms, full plates, and a zest for life that’s utterly contagious.
Currency: Euro, Credit cards are widely accepted and ATM’s are available. Tap to pay. Have some cash to pay for smaller items.
Plugs: The plugs in Italy are typically C, F and L. The standard voltage is 230v.
Best time to travel: May, June, September, and early October offer the perfect balance of good weather, fewer crowds, and authentic experiences.
Spain
Spain’s Costa Brava is where Mediterranean charm meets quiet luxury. Tucked along the sun-drenched northeastern coast, this region is a painter’s dream. Rugged cliffs, hidden coves, and whitewashed seaside towns like Begur and Cadaqués that once inspired Salvador Dalí.
Here, boutique hotels blend effortlessly into the landscape, and long lunches stretch into golden evenings, with chilled cava and fresh seafood served under ivy-draped terraces.
Whether you’re sailing past wild cliffs or strolling through medieval hilltop villages, Costa Brava whispers of effortless elegance, timeless beauty, and a Spain far from the crowds but rich in soul.
Currency: The currency in Spain is the Euro.
Plugs: The plugs in Spain are type C and F. The standard voltage is 230 V, and the standard frequency is 50Hz. I recommend buying a universal adapter (make sure it has surge protection) and using a converter for hairdryers and hot tools.
Best time to travel: The summer months, June to August, are the most popular time to visit Spain. The weather is warm and sunny. However, the cheapest accommodation prices can usually be found around January through April.