The ferry rounds the rocky outcrop and suddenly the water turns that impossible Aegean blue, so clear that the white sand below is visible twenty metres down. Koufonisia sprawls low against the horizon, a cluster of white cubes and blue domes surrounded by sea so luminous it seems to glow from within. On Pori beach, […]
The limestone ridge of Monte Cofano rises sharply from the turquoise sea, its cliffs streaked with ancient fossils and scattered with wild thyme. Below, hidden coves of white pebbles give way to water so clear that the shadows of fish flicker against the seabed. Kestrels circle overhead, riding the thermal currents that warm the Sicilian […]
Categories: Islands, Italy, Mountains, Nature, Nature, Nature Reserves, Sicily, Virtual Travel
Olive trees older than the Venetian Empire cast dappled shadows over hillsides that tumble toward coves of turquoise water. Corfu is not like other Greek islands. It wears its history like a layered garment, with Byzantine chapels, Venetian mansions, and British neoclassical facades all visible in a single streetscape. The waterfront at Paleokastritsa shimmers in […]
The salt-tinged breeze carries the sound of gently lapping water across Marsascala, a fishing village turned seaside escape on Malta’s southeastern coast. Unlike the bustling tourist centres of the north, Marsascala retains a relaxed authenticity that rewards visitors who seek it out. The curved harbour, filled with colourful fishing boats known as luzzus, fronts a […]
Fifteen kilometres of sandy beach lined with rows of sunbeds, umbrellas, and beach bars. Rimini is Italy’s holiday machine, running at full capacity from June to September. Families arrive from across Europe. Children build sandcastles while parents sip spritzes under striped canopies. By night the seaside promenade fills with restaurants serving piadina flatbreads and fresh […]
Whitewashed buildings climb the hillside above the Tyrrhenian Sea, their balconies draped with bougainvillea. Scalea stretches along the Calabrian coast, offering long sandy beaches that slope gently into warm, shallow water. The historic centre, known as Scalea Superiore, sits higher on the ridge, a maze of narrow alleys and stone stairways that lead to small […]
Categories: Italy, Nature, Nature, Sea Sites, Sights, Virtual Travel
Three hundred days of sunshine each year is a statistic that sells itself. The Costa del Sol stretches along Andalusia’s Mediterranean coast from Nerja to Manilva, a ribbon of beach towns, golf courses, and resort hotels backed by the mountains of the Sierra Blanca and Sierra de Mijas. Marbella offers luxury. Torremolinos offers package holidays. […]
Categories: Nature, Spain, Wellness, Relax & Sports
Updated: August 10, 2020 | By Claire | More Porticcio is a fishing village located on the south-west of the island of Corsica, which belongs to France. This pleasant resort is located in a large bay right in front of the island’s capital Ajaccio, only about 15 km from its center, where you can visit […]
Guincho Beach (Praia do Guincho) is one of Portugal’s most beautiful and dramatic Atlantic beaches, a vast crescent of golden sand on the wild coast near Cascais, where powerful waves and consistent winds have made it a world-renowned destination for surfing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing. Backed by the protected dunes of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park and […]
Porto Katsiki Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece, a spectacular strip of white pebbles and impossibly turquoise water on the Ionian island of Lefkada, backed by dramatic white limestone cliffs that plunge vertically into the sea and are accessible by a steep staircase that descends from the cliff-top car park to […]
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