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On this Capri map, I’ve marked out some of the best places to visit and things to do in Capri, including both the popular and lesser-known attractions.
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Not only does the Amalfi Coast have an abundance of cultural and historical attractions, but the Amalfi Coast beaches are also some of Italy’s finest.
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Natural beauty, cultural significance, and urban energy are just a few of the characteristics of these 10 famous beaches.
Searching for a Honolulu map? You’ve come to the right place. This simple illustrated map of Honolulu includes some of the city’s most popular attractions.
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Dive deep into this collection of inspiring ocean quotes and sayings, all about the wisdom, adventure, and beauty of the ocean.
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Calabria is actively seeking to rejuvenate its charming villages by inviting new residents through financial incentives. This initiative aims to counteract depopulation and infuse fresh energy into local communities.
The Incentive Program
Under this program, eligible individuals can receive up to €28,000 (~$30,000) over a three-year period to relocate to one of Calabria's participating villages. Recipients are encouraged to start a small business or bring their professional expertise to the area, contributing to the local economy and community life.
Eligibility Criteria
Age Requirement: Applicants should be under 40 years old.
Relocation Commitment: Successful candidates must move to Calabria within 90 days of approval and establish residency in the selected village.
Business Plan: A viable proposal to start a new business or take over an existing one is essential.
Participating Villages
The initiative includes several picturesque villages, each offering a unique lifestyle and opportunities. Notable examples are:
Aieta: Known for its historic architecture and scenic landscapes.
Albidona: Offers stunning views of the Ionian Sea and rich cultural heritage.
Bova: A hilltop village celebrated for its Greco-Byzantine roots.
Caccuri: Features medieval charm with its ancient castle and narrow streets.
Civita: Famous for its unique Arbëreshë culture and breathtaking vistas.
Samo and Precacore: Twin villages offering a blend of natural beauty and historical significance.
San Donato di Ninea: Nestled in the Pollino National Park, perfect for nature enthusiasts.
Sant’Agata del Bianco: Known for its artistic murals and vibrant community life.
Santa Severina: Boasts a well-preserved Norman castle and panoramic views.
How to Apply
Unfortunately there's not a whole lot of info available online from the local government, but interested individuals should prepare a detailed business plan and ensure they meet the criteria stated above. With these types of programs it's generally advisable to contact the local municipal authorities (Comune) of the village you're interested in for precise information and guidance.
Additional Resources
For more detailed information and updates on the program, please visit the official Calabria region website. I was able to find this article of theirs that talks about the program.
Update: 19 February 2025
Seismic activity in Naples has intensified, with over 600 earthquakes recorded in the Campi Flegrei supervolcano area since Saturday. The swarm, which includes tremors ranging from magnitude 2.0 to 3.9, is the strongest the region has experienced in 40 years. Authorities are responding with school closures, emergency shelters, and evacuation plans to safeguard residents.
Earthquake Swarm Shakes Pozzuoli and Surrounding Areas
According to Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), the town of Pozzuoli, near the epicenter, has been particularly affected. Schools have been closed until further notice as officials monitor the escalating seismic activity.
The earthquake swarm began on February 15th, intensifying around 4:53 p.m. local time. It originated in the Campi Flegrei volcanic caldera, a volatile geological zone that is part of the Campanian volcanic arc, which also includes Mount Vesuvius. By Saturday evening, over 230 earthquakes had been recorded, prompting Italy’s National Civil Protection Department to deploy aid and prepare for potential evacuations.
Rising Concerns Among Scientists and Residents
Seismologists link the ongoing earthquake swarm to bradyseism, a geological phenomenon where underground magma or hydrothermal activity causes the ground to rise or fall. Residents of Naples and the surrounding areas have reported significant tremors, with structural damage and power outages occurring in multiple locations.
Many locals, fearing stronger earthquakes or a volcanic eruption, have opted to sleep in their cars rather than remain indoors. One resident from Pozzuoli described the situation: “We left home after the first tremors, but when they resumed at night, we decided it was safer to stay in our cars.”
A Volatile Seismic Landscape: Connections to Mount Etna and Greek Earthquakes
The earthquake swarm in Naples coincides with increased seismic and volcanic activity elsewhere in the region. Mount Etna in Sicily has been erupting for a week, and Greece has also experienced a series of powerful earthquakes. Given that both Italy and Greece sit on the boundary of the Eurasian and African tectonic plates, concerns about a major volcanic event are growing.
Impact on the Amalfi Coast
While the Amalfi Coast is located relatively close to Naples, there have been no significant reports of damage or disruption to the popular tourist destination. However, minor tremors have been felt in some coastal areas, prompting local authorities to stay vigilant. Tourists and residents have been advised to stay informed and follow safety guidelines in case of further seismic activity.
Experts remain on high alert, closely monitoring Campi Flegrei. If the seismic activity continues at this rate, authorities may issue a full-scale bradyseismic crisis alert—something not seen since the 1980s.
For now, residents and scientists alike watch and wait, hoping the situation stabilizes before it escalates further. We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.
Tucked away in Sri Lanka’s breathtaking Cultural Triangle, Sigiriya has been named the world’s most welcoming destination for 2025 by Booking.com. This enchanting spot blends rich history, warm hospitality, and stunning natural beauty, making it a must-visit for travelers seeking an immersive experience.
At its heart stands the awe-inspiring Sigiriya Rock Fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once the royal capital of King Kashyapa in the 5th century, this ancient marvel boasts intricate frescoes and sweeping views from its summit. Beyond the fortress, visitors can explore local villages brimming with artisanal treasures like handwoven textiles, batik fabrics, and decorative pottery.
For nature lovers, Minneriya National Park offers an unforgettable spectacle—herds of wild elephants gathering near its reservoirs. The park is particularly famous for this—the world’s largest congregation of Asian elephants, which occurs annually from July to October.
Of course, aside from Sigiriya Sri Lanka has a variety of places worth visiting, and the country as a whole is generally considered one of the world's friendliest.
Will you be adding it to your "must-visit" list?
Tropical cocktails are an essential part of a beach vacation, offering a taste of paradise in every sip. These are 12 iconic beach cocktails.
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Update: In the past 24 hours, Santorini has experienced over 200 earthquakes, with magnitudes reaching up to 5.0. These tremors have led to significant disruptions, including landslides along the island's coastlines. Authorities have closed schools on Santorini and nearby islands such as Ios, Amorgos, and Anafi until further notice. Residents and tourists are advised to avoid large indoor gatherings, stay clear of abandoned buildings, and exercise caution in certain ports. Many have chosen to evacuate, with hundreds queuing for ferries to leave the island. Emergency services, including fire rescue personnel, have been deployed to assist.
Santorini, one of the world’s most breathtaking coastal destinations, has been rocked by intense tremors in recent days, triggering rockslides and prompting some tourists to leave early. The seismic activity has primarily affected hiking trails and roads near the caldera, with falling debris posing a risk in certain areas. While no serious damage has been reported to the island’s famous whitewashed villages or cliffside hotels, the situation has left many visitors on edge.
This is a stark reminder that Santorini, with its dramatic landscapes and sheer cliffs, sits on an active volcanic zone. While minor tremors are fairly common, the recent surge in activity has sparked concern among geologists. The tremors are believed to be linked to underground volcanic movement beneath the Aegean Sea, though experts stress that there is currently no imminent eruption threat.
Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely and have reassured travelers that safety measures are in place. However, they advise visitors to avoid unstable cliffs and certain hiking routes, such as the famous Fira-to-Oia trail, where rockslides have already occurred. Ferries and flights are still operating normally, but it’s wise to check with your airline or ferry provider for any updates before traveling.
For those already on the island, it’s best to stay informed through local news sources, follow official safety advisories, and remain flexible with plans. If you're concerned, alternative destinations like Naxos or Paros offer similar Cycladic charm with a more stable geological profile.
Santorini’s beauty is undeniable, and hopefully, this recent activity settles soon. Until then, travelers should prioritize safety while still enjoying the magic of Greece’s most famous island.
Clear water beaches are some of nature’s most spectacular wonders. In this article you'll find a compilation of 11 of the world's best beaches with clear water.
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I illustrated this Cape Town map to help you visualize the layout of the city as it can be a little confusing, especially for first-time visitors.
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Wondering where is hot in October? Whether you're after tropical beaches or Mediterranean charm, these are the 11 best places to go in October for sun.
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These 7 Italian Riviera towns have managed to stay under the radar of international tourists.
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Levanto may not have the same striking appearance as the Cinque Terre. But what it does have, the Cinque Terre certainly do not. Here's why you should visit.
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Deciding where to stay in the Cinque Terre can be tricky. Don't risk choosing the wrong town or accommodation option with our detailed town-by-town guide.
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With this Cinque Terre map, I’ve aimed to provide you with an illustrated guide to help you plan the perfect trip and to visualize the layout of the coast.
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Hawaii is a truly unique destination, and for many a trip here is a dream come true. Find the best Hawaiian Island to visit with our guide.
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Our Amalfi Coast map with towns provides an illustrated guide to help you visualise the layout of this stunning part of the world.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of tranquil, secret beaches in Cape Town. Even in the peak summer months, you’re sure to find tranquillity on these beaches.
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This summer, Slovenian Railways has launched an exciting new rail route connecting Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia, offering a scenic and affordable European getaway.
Starting Point: Trieste, Italy - Renowned for its waterside palaces and Art Nouveau cafes.
Stops in Slovenia: Sežana, Divača, Pivka, and Ilirska Bistrica - Known for its forest trails and cycling paths.
Final Destination: Rijeka, Croatia - Featuring promenades lined with Habsburg-era palaces and a Gustav Klimt-decorated theatre.
Ticket Price: Starting at €8 one way.
Service Duration: Until September 30, 2024, with the prospect of becoming permanent.
Daily Schedule:
From Trieste (Villa Opicina): Departs at 7:50 AM, arrives in Rijeka at 9:54 AM.
From Rijeka: Departs at 6:25 PM, arrives in Trieste (Villa Opicina) at 8:40 PM.
Experience breathtaking landscapes and rich cultures across three countries in this perfect summer adventure.
For more information on this new route, check out this page on the Slovenian rail website.
Italy, with its rich history, culture, and natural beauty, is divided into 20 unique regions. Each region offers its own special charm and must-see destinations
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Discover 7 Croatian islands to visit this summer. When it comes to Mediterranean getaways, Croatia is celebrated for its stunning coastline and islands.
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From dramatic cliffs to pristine beaches, each destination offers a unique flavor of Italian coastal magic.
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Far from the crowds of Italy's popular destinations, Capo Vaticano is a world apart. Home to some of Italy's best beaches, discover its natural beauty.
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"Life has a different meaning here." Discover Fakarava island, the beating heart of French Polynesia's Tuamotu Atolls, through the eyes of a local.
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Planning a Mediterranean getaway this summer? Well you'll be pleased to know that a new European train route is on the horizon. This upcoming rail link will connect Milan, Italy, to the picturesque South of France, including destinations like Nice and Marseille.
Route Highlights:
Starting from Milan, the train will carve a scenic path through Monaco, Nice, and potentially extend to Marseille in the future.
Service Frequency:
Anticipate one round-trip service daily. This regularity ensures flexibility for tourists, catering to both spontaneous and planned journeys.
Pricing Insights:
While the specifics of ticket pricing remain undisclosed, a glance at similar services suggests potential affordability. The Paris to Milan service, for example, starts from about €55 for advance bookings, hinting at competitive rates for this new route.
Also in the works is a Nice-Turin service, to be implemented once the Milan route is complete. This will link the French Riviera to the lesser-known Italian city famous for its tall spires and centuries-long chocolate-making tradition from 2025.
In need of a beachy escape? Have a read through our list of 101 of the best beach sayings and quotes.
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Hawaii, Maldives, Bora Bora...we've written about them all. But here in Europe exists an island with beaches and seas just as beautiful. Enter La Maddalena Sardiania.
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The Coast of the Gods is gorgeous. One of Italy's most spectacular coastlines and at the heart of it all is Tropea.
Step into a world of opulence and tranquility with the alluring Coconut Bathtub, a statement piece that effortlessly blends functionality with artistry.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and inspired by the captivating allure of tropical paradises, this bespoke creation redefines the concept of bathing.
A Sanctuary for Relaxation
In a world where the pace of life seems unyielding, the Coconut Bathtub offers an oasis of calmness, inviting you to detach from the stresses of everyday life. Experience a revitalizing soak after a long day or commence your mornings with a rejuvenating immersion.
The Coconut Bathtub transforms any bathroom into a splendid retreat where serenity reigns supreme. Its timeless elegance and peerless craftsmanship elevate your space, enveloping you in the tranquility of natural opulence.
Timeless Luxury
Embark on a journey of self-renewal and discovery as the Coconut Bathtub embodies indulgence, relaxation, and the timeless charm of tropical living. Let this exquisite masterpiece guide you in transforming your bathroom into a sanctuary for the senses, celebrating the inherent beauty of nature's bounty. Relish in the art of self-care and immerse yourself in the allure of the Coconut Bathtub – a singular symbol of luxury and rejuvenation.
Alas, a Tropical Mirage...
We regret to inform you that the bespoke Coconut Bathtub is only but a figment of our wildest imaginings.
Oh, what a tub it would have been, whisking us away to a serene haven of coconut-scented bliss! While reality may lack this luxurious creation, our hearts remain buoyed by the hope that one day, somewhere, a Coconut Bathtub will come to life.
The splendor that could have been!😅
Each season in the Cinque Terre brings its unique experiences. In this guide, we'll explore and highlight the best time to visit Cinque Terre.
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Atrani Italy, one of the Amalfi Coast's least-visited yet most beautiful and best preserved village, is sandwiched between sea and mountain. Discover this gem.
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The Amalfi Coast is getting its very own airport, the Salemo Costa D'Amalfi Airport. Situated 45 kilometers (28 miles) southeast of Amalfi and 21 kilometers (13 miles) from Salerno, the new airport is set to open in July.
Interestingly, this is not a completely new venture; the airport was first built back in 1926 and has seen various uses, including serving as a military airport, flying school, and private airport.
After receiving permission to operate commercial flights in 2007, the runway had been extended and two gates and four check-in desks were built. Unfortunately, the airport closed in 2016.
On July 11th of this year, the airport is expected to start its new life with the arrival of commercial flights by the low-cost Spanish airline Volotea.
Plans for a new passenger terminal have been set in motion, expected to be completed by 2026-2027. The airport will start by accommodating flights to four destinations, with future plans for expansion and further development, including an additional terminal for private planes and a significant increase in passenger handling capacity by 2043.
The Amalfi Coast, known for its striking beauty, has been grappling with overtourism, although the prospect of its very own airport has sparked optimism among locals, as it holds the promise of positive impacts for the region.
The airport's upcoming developments prioritize environmental sustainability, with plans to integrate photovoltaic panels into the new terminal's design to generate energy and reduce CO2 emissions. These sustainable efforts align with the region's goal of fostering eco-friendly practices throughout the airport's expansion.
The opening of Salerno Costa D'Amalfi Airport is expected to be a game-changer for the region, easing the burden on Naples’ Capodichino International Airport and creating new opportunities for local businesses and communities.
So, there you have it! The Amalfi Coast is gearing up for a significant transformation in 2024!
A top requirement for a family vacation has to be beaches and Oahu won't let you down - We've got the best beaches in Oahu for families right here...
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Why is this the best Hawaiian island to visit in 2024? From the classic Waikiki beach and Hanauma Bay, to watching the pros on the north shore - Oahu has it all
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Mexico's Maya Train, a $28 billion project, has kicked off, with new routes being added soon. It promises to be a transformative travel experience for those visiting the Yucatan Peninsula. Here's a brief overview:
Route and Stops:
In total all the routes will feature 34 stations, making stops in five southeastern states: Campeche, Yucatán, Quintana Roo, Chiapas and Tabasco.The initial phase connects Cancún to Campeche with twice-daily trips, including stops at 14 locations like Chichén Itzá. The final phase, which should be complete by the end of February, will pass by the Caribbean coast, connecting Cancún to beach resorts like Playa del Carmen and Tulum.
Ticket Prices and Booking:
Two fare types, tourist ($43-$109) and premium, are available through e-Ticket on the Tren Maya website or at ticket booths. Currently, for the Cancun - Merida route tourist fares cost $43 and premium fares $68.
Travel Experience:
With three models inspired by Mayan culture, the train offers regular service with panoramic views, long-distance travel with sleeper cabins, and a restaurant car. Early reports note limited food options during the initial phases.
Travel Time and Delays:
While exact time savings are uncertain, the journey from Campeche to Cancún may take around 5.5 to 6 hours. Although, the train route will no doubt prove to be far more efficient than travel by car, considering the 109 mph maximum speed.
Accommodation Along the Route:
Six new hotels along the route, reminiscent of historic grand hotels, are set to open this year in locations like Palenque and Tulum.
Environmental and Cultural Concerns:
Despite excitement, the project faces opposition from environmentalists and Indigenous communities concerned about potential harm to archaeological sites and wildlife habitats.
As the Maya Train embarks on its journey, it brings promises of connectivity and adventure while stirring conversations about its impact on the environment and cultural heritage. Travelers eager to explore the Yucatán Peninsula will find this railway project a fascinating addition to Mexico's rich tapestry.
I'd heard the tales told by the old folks in towns around Southern Italy. Tales of an old man, some said he looked like Santa, others like Gandolf. The tales spoke of a village of ghosts, of this old man who lived alone - only his memories, the ghosts, to keep him company.
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Not all of Cape Town's beaches are as chilly as you might think. I’ve compiled a list of the 7 best warm beaches in Cape Town along with their max water temps.
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Setting aside time to watch an Oahu sunset is something that should be on your to do list. A once in a lifetime moment that you will cherish always.
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December beckons with festive cheer and the promise of warm winter coastal escapes. These are nine exquisite destinations perfect for visiting this December, offering just the right blend of sun, sea, and celebration.
1. Namibia
Discover Namibia's coastal wonders in December, with summer kicking in and clear skies enhancing the magic of the Namib Desert and Skeleton Coast.
2. Sri Lanka
Escape winter in Sri Lanka, where December marks the dry season, providing sunny days and pleasant temperatures for exploring Galle Fort, Unawatuna beaches, and Udawalawe National Park.
3. Sydney
Experience summer Down Under in Sydney. Festive events, outdoor activities, and the iconic New Year's Eve fireworks against the Sydney Harbour Bridge create a vibrant atmosphere.
4. Oahu
Oahu's lush landscapes invite outdoor adventures in December. Explore Pearl Harbor, hike Diamond Head's trails, or relax on Waikiki Beach amid the aloha spirit.
5. Cape Town
December is summertime in Cape Town, offering a blend of natural beauty and vibrant city life. Explore Table Mountain, Clifton, and Camps Bay for an enchanting coastal experience.
5 Cape Town beaches you don't want to miss
6. Seychelles
With mild temperatures, Seychelles in December is a tropical paradise of white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and ideal conditions for snorkeling and diving amid unique flora and fauna.
Check out our Seychelles photo gallery
7. Yucatan Peninsula
Escape winter blues in the Yucatan Peninsula. Explore Chichen Itza, stroll vibrant Merida streets, or relax on Tulum's stunning beaches in the sun-soaked December weather.
8. Cyprus
Cyprus is still pleasantly warm in December and fewer crowds make it perfect for exploring Paphos, relaxing on Protaras' golden beaches, and savoring local cuisine.
9. Thai Islands
December invites a serene getaway to the Thai islands. Whether in bustling Phuket, laid-back Koh Samui, or secluded Koh Phi Phi, enjoy water activities, Thai cuisine, and warm hospitality.
Conclusion
As the year concludes, these coastal wonders offer unforgettable experiences. Whether seeking adventure, relaxation, or a cultural escape, embrace the warmth, celebrate the festive spirit, and create lasting memories in these exquisite winter escapes.
At the end of the world, only the vast southern ocean beyond, lies Pringle Bay & Kogel Bay. Here the air is as pure as I've ever breathed and the scenery....
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Explore the top 18 San Francisco attractions including the best beaches, from the iconic Golden Gate Bridge to Alcatraz Island and the spectacular Baker Beach.
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We have an important update about one of Greece's most enchanting coastal destinations. Brace yourselves: Navagio Beach on Zakynthos Island won't be accessible this summer.
Yes, you read that right.😔The beach famous for its shipwreck and crystal-clear waters will unfortunately remain closed, with only restricted boat access allowed. If Navagio or Zakynthos island were on your travel plans for the summer, it might be best to make changes to your itinerary since Navagio is such an iconic part of the island and to miss out on it would be a real pity.
Safety first
Greek officials have made the decision as a result of several safety concerns regarding the possibility of dangerous landslides and rockfalls. To ensure safety they’ve implemented a couple of restrictions including a designated no-go zone that connects the north and south ends of Navagio Bay. Swimming and anchoring any type of boat in this restricted area is strictly prohibited.
Limited Access
Now, for those of you that can't resist Navagio's allure and intend on visiting Zakynthos this summer, there's still hope. Tourist boats will be allowed to enter a safe sea zone near the beach.
But there's a catch: you'll only have a maximum of 20 minutes to enjoy the breathtaking beauty. Access is granted from the northern end of Navagio Bay, between 8 am and 3:30 pm daily. Make the most of your 20 minutes in paradise!
Uncover Hidden Coastal Spots
Though Navagio Beach may be partially off-limits for now, Zakynthos has a treasure trove of other spectacular beaches waiting to be discovered. This is your chance to go off the beaten path and explore the less-crowded coastal areas of the island, with their own unique charm.
Alternatives
Although access to Navagio will be really limited, don't be disheartened. Safety is of course of utmost importance, and Zakynthos has a wealth of coastal treasures other than Navagio. Plus, there are plenty of other gorgeous Greek islands to explore! Lefkada and Kefalonia are two excellent options that come to mind. You can check them out here.
Discover the best events in Oahu and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the island. From festivals to surf competitions, embrace the aloha spirit.
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You arrive in Positano on the Amalfi Coast, check into your hotel and at the end of your stay you leave...except your heart never does.
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As summer approaches, many people are looking forward to spending time on the beach, soaking up the sun and enjoying refreshing drinks. And what better way to do that than at a beach bar with breathtaking views of the sea? Here are the 10 most spectacular beach bars on Earth:
Rock Bar, Bali, Indonesia - Perched on a rocky cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean, Rock Bar is the epitome of a spectacular beach bar. Guests are treated to stunning views of the sunset as they sip on delicious cocktails.
Nikki Beach, Saint Tropez, France - This luxury beach club is the place to be seen on the French Riviera. With white cabanas and plush lounges, it exudes glamour and sophistication.
Buda Beach Bar, Tarifa, Spain - This beach bar on the southern coast of Spain is known for its laid-back vibe and delicious tapas. It also offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the African coast.
The Lagoon Bar, Moorea, French Polynesia - Located in the middle of a lagoon, this bar is only accessible by boat. Guests can enjoy their drinks while lounging on floating platforms in crystal-clear water.
Scorpios, Mykonos, Greece - This beach bar is known for its chic and bohemian vibe, with white-washed buildings and a beautiful beachfront. It's the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring the island.
Soggy Dollar Bar, Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands - This bar is famous for inventing the Painkiller cocktail, and it's the perfect place to enjoy one while lounging on the beach.
The Edge, Bali, Indonesia - Another Bali gem, The Edge is perched on a cliff overlooking the Indian Ocean. The bar's stunning infinity pool seems to blend seamlessly with the sea, offering guests an unforgettable experience.
Purobeach, Marbella, Spain - This beach club is known for its luxurious ambiance and chic decor. Guests can enjoy their cocktails while lounging on comfortable daybeds or swimming in the pool.
Daiquiri Shack, Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman - This no-frills bar is the perfect spot to enjoy a refreshing daiquiri while digging your toes in the sand. It's the ultimate Caribbean beach bar experience.
Italy's Il Riccio Beach Club & Restaurant, offering stunning views of the Amalfi coast and delicious seafood dishes.
So grab a drink, sink your toes in the sand, and enjoy the sun and surf at one of the best beach bars in the world!
In conclusion, these 10 beach bars offer more than just a refreshing drink. They offer stunning views, unique experiences, and unforgettable memories. Whether you're looking for relaxation, luxury, or a party scene, these bars have something for everyone. So grab your sunglasses, put on your flip-flops, and head to one of these spectacular beach bars for a summer to remember.
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