Europe With Friends is a small group travel company built on twenty years of running food and history tours in St. Augustine and New York City.
Planning a trip to Europe can turn into weeks of open browser tabs: which city, which neighborhood, which train actually gets you there on time. We've done that research already, more times than we can count, and we put it into small group trips built around food, history, and enough free time to explore on your own.
If you'd rather plan your own trip, we also offer custom trip planning. Build a full itinerary with us, bring us an AI-built draft for a second opinion, or hire us to plan and host the whole thing in person. You handle the parts you want to handle. We handle the rest.
We want you to come home with stories, not just photos of landmarks. The stranger who bought you a round in a Dublin pub. The dish you're still thinking about a month later. The five minutes you spent just watching a baker pull bread out of a wood oven.
Come walk everywhere, talk to everyone, and eat everything. The world is waiting.

Some people ease into travel. For us, it was all or nothing from the start. When I met Amy, it didn't take long to see I'd found someone just as excited to see the world as I was. A month into dating, I asked her to join me on a trip to Florida. Three months in, I asked something bigger: a wedding in Australia by the end of the year. It was a leap of faith with someone I'd only just met, but we took it together. We haven't stopped since.
Our travels have been shaped by friendships. Some lifelong, some formed in the strangest places. Friends have pulled us toward trips we never would have planned on our own, not to copy what they did, but chasing that same pull toward something unfamiliar. A conversation in a tucked-away café. The light hitting a centuries-old street right at sunset. A stranger who went out of their way for no reason at all.

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