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Famous around the world for its blue seas, fantastic sandy beaches, rich history, and wonderfully varied cuisine, the Mediterranean sea deserves a place on every traveller's list. We have 6197 tours of Mediterranean destinations to choose from, visiting every country from Spain to Turkey.
- Mellieha, Malta
- Kos, Greece
- Bol, Croatia
- Oludeniz, Turkey
- Costa Smeralda, Italy
- Palma de Mallorca, Spain
- Paphos, Cyprus
- Rimini, Italy
- Albufeira, Portugal
- Nice, France
This packet of Mediterranean islands (Malta, Gozo, Comino) are surrounded by the clear blue water (it’s a top spot for diving) and they’re still relatively undiscovered. Whilst they’re mere pocket sized islands, the blue lagoon in Comino and the megalithic ruins in Mnajdra will make you feel like you’re discovering a new world.
The island of Kos is one of Greece’s most charming. It has beaches laden with all sorts of fun stuff, like windsurfing on Mastichari Beach, and waterfront bars at Lambi Mylos Beach, as well as quiet sheltered coves you can only get to by boat. Kos Town is very much the heart of the island action and a great place to unwind, but if you’re there, mak...
Bol is one of the little destinations you can get to from Split, in the middle of Croatia’s Dalmatian coast. Every summer this area hots up (literally and metaphorically), but Bol remains tranquil compared to Hvar and Splittown centre. It’s hard not to chill out when you’re presented with Zlatni Rat (the Golden Horn), a sliver of yellow sand on the...
If you’ve leafed through a brochure for Turkish beach resorts, then the chances are you’ll have already seen a photograph of Oludeniz’s starched white sand, most probably on the front cover.You could easily laze away your whole holiday here, although you’d miss all the paragliding — Oludeniz is ideal for first timers looking for a serious thrill. S...
The Italian island of Sardinia is the Mediterranean idyll writ large – all impossibly blue seas and perfect sandy beaches. For couples looking to splash out a bit and do Sardinia in style, the most exclusive part of the island is the Costa Smeralda. Share beaches with the Jet Set Lot, and spy on millionaire super yachts cruising these chic waters. ...
This quieter Balearic island has plenty of Mediterranean charm, and it’s just four hours from the UK.Pose with the yacht set in the capital of Palma, checking out the chic shops, shaded plazas and hip little old town bars. Don’t miss the epic Gaudi-designed cathedral and tree-shrouded La Rambla in a city that has many of Spain’s best bits rolled in...
If you love steamy temperatures, the island nation of Cyprus positively sizzles in summer, tipping 33°C (91°F) on average during the days (best avoid taking tots in July and August). The whole of Cyprus is a popular Mediterranean holiday spot, but Paphos is generally a good bet as it caters for so many tastes. There are, of course, sandy beaches ap...
Savvy Italians know that the cleanest waters in the Med lie on the eastern coast of their famed geographical boot. The Adriatic Riviera is the place to be, so head for this bustling mainland resort. The beaches are huge manicured affairs, giving way to warm seas and backed by Rimini itself, a city of broad piazzas, Roman temples and the marble Tibe...
Of the multitude of Algarve resorts, Albufeira is the one that tempts families, couples and party animals alike.The old fishing village centre is great for families by day and by night becomes a magnet for couples looking for a candlelit dinner. Then there’s the legendary ‘Strip’ with its cheap drink promotions, but Albufeira is a respectful Medite...
Very much the French Riviera’s main hub, Nice is a city as well as a resort.The pebble beach takes a bit of getting used to for some, but if you must have sand there are plenty of other beaches around the town — try Beaulieu-Sur-Mer, a 25-minute ride on bus 81. This being France, there are lots of high quality restaurants serving excellent food, an...
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- What are some tourist attractions in the Mediterranean region?Every country within the Mediterranean region has an abundance of tourist attractions to discover.In Spain, there are plenty of attractions that ar...
- When is the best time to visit the Mediterranean?The best time to plan your Mediterranean holiday is between May and September when it’s warm and sunny. Temperatures gradually rise to an average o...
- What is the cheapest Mediterranean destination?There are plenty of fantastic deals to be had for various Mediterranean countries, depending on the time of year you’re visiting. Travelling outsid...
- Where in the Mediterranean should I go on holiday?The Mediterranean region encompasses lots of countries including Spain, Malta and Croatia in southern Europe and North African destinations such as...
The Mediterranean is home to some of the world's most incredible destinations. Enjoy this 4K travel guide across the Mediterraneans most beautiful places. Fr...
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Amalfi Coast, Italy. The Amalfi Coast is one of the best Mediterranean holiday destinations. The coast is one of the most spectacular and stunningly beautiful coastlines of Italy featuring picturesque views and charming scene giving each turn a new surprise.
4 de ene. de 2018 · quiet, no noisy nightlife. good beaches and/or swimming. a sprinkling of cafes and restaurants for cool beers and authentic local food. picture-perfect scenery, not marred by overdevelopment. easily accessible by air. good value. PALEOKASTRITSA, CORFU. Corfu is one of the most popular Greek island destinations for Brits.
