We didn't expect this European country to nab the top spot.
This is the most sustainable travel destination in the world Lonely Planet has released its 2024 top 10 list for sustainable travel destinations and the top spot is just a two and a half hour flight from the UK. From secluded beaches, stunning architecture and delicious cuisine this European country really has it all — and it’s not going to cost you much to get there. So, without further ado, the most sustainable holiday destination is… Spain.
You can learn all about sustainable food before tucking into some cricket cookies. Wales is one of the world’s first countries to legislate for sustainability and is revamping its railways, so you can travel easily without a car. For example, Pembrokeshire National Park is pretty accessible and set to become more so. Placing fifth on the most sustainable list is The Portuguese Way, Caminho Portgues de Santiago in Portugal. Lonely Planet claims this is so much more than a pilgrimage route.
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