Even though it is one of the most beautiful beaches on Earth, few dare to visit this island off the coast of Lampedusa, which is situated 100 miles southwest of Sicily, between Tunisia and Malta. However, there is great payoff for those that go the extra mile: The water is consistently calm and clear, and it's shallow enough to wade deep into the bay, making it an ideal spot for swimmers and snorkelers. Sea turtles should be observed, since this is a rare location for the endangered loggerhead turtles to lay their eggs.
Elafonissi is a paradise for both adrenaline enthusiasts dordle and those who want a more relaxed beach vacation. Active types may go windsurfing, surfing, or kiteboarding, while photographers will love the pink sand and mountains background. Then, when you're hungry, stop by a nearby taverna for some dakos, a dish made with crisp bread, a mixture of fresh tomatoes, mizithra cheese, olive oil, and herbs.
Long expanses of sandy beach adorned with coastal flora and sky-blue lagoons make Formentera's beaches famous for their untamed landscape. On this little island in the Balearics, you may discover a little bit of everything. Take use of the beach's beverage service, stroll and take in the scenery, play a game of volleyball, or rent a chair and umbrella. Travelers seeking seclusion should go to this beach, because it is the longest on the island.
