December 19, 2017
By: gls55 holdings
1. Lia Beach, Myonos
6000 pristine beaches and sheltered coves makes Greece the king of beaches in the Mediterranean. To single out one of those Greek beaches as number one is difficult, but one beach comes to mind. That beach is on Mykonos. Its name is Lia Beach. Lia Beach is less than 30 minutes from the cruise port and provides a tranquil retreat from Mykonos' usual party atmosphere. Beach people are able to enjoy the peaceful sounds of the waves, awesome snorkeling and a quaint beach restaurant filled with padded loungers well worth your time.
2. Su Giudeu Beach, Sardinia
One of Sardinia's favorite international nicknames is "the island of a thousand beautiful beaches." That is why Su Giudeu Beach ranks as one of the most sought after beaches in all of the Mediterranean and Sardinia. Emerald green waters, pink sand and rocky islets great for snorkeling are some of the allure of Su Giudeu Beach. With all of this features going for this beach, it still remains reasonably secluded. Take some sun, soak in the views from the "nature path" or simply sample the local delicacies at a nearby restaurant. You will be hard pressed to go wrong at this beach.
3. Ksamil Beach, Saranda, Albania
Ksamil Beach is just a short 25 minutes south of the cruise port of Saranda and a mere hop and a skip from Corfu. This beach commands the rugged beauty of Greece coupled with the pristine Rivierian charm of Albania. It still remains undiscovered by the tourist mainstream. Those who do stumble upon this Mediterranean beach wonder will enjoy delicious seafood at local cafes. After a quick nosh you may wish to take in the tiny islands nearby. They are just a quick swim of paddle-board ride away. Just a quick note... Ksamil Beach is quite close to the Medieval ruins of Butrint.
By: gls55 holdings
1. Lia Beach, Myonos
6000 pristine beaches and sheltered coves makes Greece the king of beaches in the Mediterranean. To single out one of those Greek beaches as number one is difficult, but one beach comes to mind. That beach is on Mykonos. Its name is Lia Beach. Lia Beach is less than 30 minutes from the cruise port and provides a tranquil retreat from Mykonos' usual party atmosphere. Beach people are able to enjoy the peaceful sounds of the waves, awesome snorkeling and a quaint beach restaurant filled with padded loungers well worth your time.
2. Su Giudeu Beach, Sardinia
One of Sardinia's favorite international nicknames is "the island of a thousand beautiful beaches." That is why Su Giudeu Beach ranks as one of the most sought after beaches in all of the Mediterranean and Sardinia. Emerald green waters, pink sand and rocky islets great for snorkeling are some of the allure of Su Giudeu Beach. With all of this features going for this beach, it still remains reasonably secluded. Take some sun, soak in the views from the "nature path" or simply sample the local delicacies at a nearby restaurant. You will be hard pressed to go wrong at this beach.
3. Ksamil Beach, Saranda, Albania
Ksamil Beach is just a short 25 minutes south of the cruise port of Saranda and a mere hop and a skip from Corfu. This beach commands the rugged beauty of Greece coupled with the pristine Rivierian charm of Albania. It still remains undiscovered by the tourist mainstream. Those who do stumble upon this Mediterranean beach wonder will enjoy delicious seafood at local cafes. After a quick nosh you may wish to take in the tiny islands nearby. They are just a quick swim of paddle-board ride away. Just a quick note... Ksamil Beach is quite close to the Medieval ruins of Butrint.
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