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There's nothing quite like soaking in the cool, clear blue waters of beautiful beaches on a hot summer day. Let Travellive guide you through some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe that are attracting many tourists.
Istria, Croatia
Istria is the largest peninsula in the Adriatic Sea, bathed in golden sunshine and boasting crystal-clear turquoise waters. Blessed with stunning natural beauty, it attracts a large number of tourists every year.
If you're already familiar with famous destinations like Dubrovnik, Split, or Dalmatia, then the beautiful Istria Peninsula on the Mediterranean coast is a fantastic choice for summer, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea.
Adriatic Sea, Istria, Croatia
Plage de Saleccia, Corsica
Plage de Saleccia is characterized by its white sand, turquoise waters, and unspoiled natural beauty. Visiting Plage de Saleccia, you can only explore the sea, sand, sky, and occasionally encounter a few French locals.
Saleccia is one of the most secluded and beautiful beaches on the northern coast of Corsica.
Wadden, Denmark
The Wadden Sea stretches from Den Helder in northwestern the Netherlands, through the large river estuaries in Germany, to the northern border at Skallingen – in northern Esbjerg, Denmark. The Wadden Sea has a total length of approximately 500 km and a total area of up to 10,000 km².2.
A favorite pastime for tourists visiting this area is walking barefoot on the mud when the tide recedes, allowing their toes to receive a natural massage. This type of experience is enjoyable and relaxing for everyone.
The Wadden Sea is a place of great biodiversity.
The Wadden Sea is home to over 10,000 species of plants and animals, ranging from microorganisms to fish, birds, and mammals. However, the Wadden Sea's biodiversity is now highly vulnerable to human-induced environmental pollution.
Baia delle Zagare, Italy
Italy is among the most visited countries in Europe and boasts countless famous beaches that can offer you a summer vacation combining relaxation, food, nature, sports, and culture.
Italy is among the most visited countries in Europe.
To reach Baia delle Zagare, you need to pass a hotel located upstream of the beach. To take advantage of this unique location, you should rent a boat to explore the hidden caves here.
Porto Santo, Madeira Islands, Portugal
Porto Santo is one of Europe's most famous beaches, located in the Madeira archipelago of Portugal. It's a safe, sunny destination with stunning natural beauty, perfect for outdoor sports. It's also easily accessible with numerous direct flights from Europe and the USA.
Porto Santo has been voted one of the most beautiful islands in the world and also the safest destination during Covid-19. The Madeira archipelago includes the main islands of Madeira and Porto Santo. Additionally, Porto Santo was awarded the title of "Best Beach in Europe in 2022".
Porto Santo is one of the most famous beaches in Europe, located in the Madeira archipelago, Portugal.
Bolonia, Cadiz, Spain
Cadiz, the oldest city in Western Europe, boasts the stunning and unspoiled Bolognese beach with sand dunes cascading down to turquoise waters offering views of the African coast. Visitors can admire Roman ruins along the beach, participate in water sports, or enjoy the rustic atmosphere of beachside bars.
The Bolonia Sea, with its crystal-clear waters, features sand dunes cascading down to the turquoise surface, offering stunning views of the African coastline.
Elafonisi Island, Crete, Greece
The shallow, crystal-clear, turquoise waters and fine, colorful sands create a breathtaking scene. Elafonisi Island, located at the southwestern tip of Crete, is a peninsula divided in two by the water, giving the impression of a separate island.
The island is home to a rare and endangered species of sea turtle that needs conservation. Therefore, there are strict regulations prohibiting the removal of plants, animals, and seashells from the area.
Elafonisi Island is located at the southwestern tip of Crete.
Hel Peninsula, Poland
Located just over an hour's drive from Gdansk, one of Europe's most beautiful cities, the Hel Peninsula is known as "paradise on earth".
This place boasts a massive 35-kilometer-long and 3-kilometer-wide stretch of sand, where visitors can rent a bicycle to explore all the beauty of this unique European peninsula. Additionally, for those who enjoy sports, a cycling trip along the Polish coast is a great option.
The Hel Peninsula is known as "paradise on earth".
Vik, Vík í Myrdal, Iceland
Visiting Vik, you can not only admire the beauty of the colors but also enjoy the majestic sight of the towering basalt cliffs running along the Reynisdrangar coastline. Because the waves are very strong, swimming is not recommended here. Instead, explore the caves at low tide, or stroll and observe the seabirds in the summer.
Vik captivates tourists with its beautiful black sand beaches, mild temperatures year-round, and strong waves.
Marasusa, Tropea, Italy
Marasusa Beach, located in the beautiful town of Tropea, is considered a jewel of Calabria. It is also known as "La Costa degli Dei," meaning "Coast of the Gods."
Marasusa boasts beautiful cliffs, soft sand, and crystal-clear waters, making it one of Italy's most beloved beaches.
Marasusa Beach is known as the "Coast of the Gods".
