Beautiful beach, and the atmosphere naturally, must be a combination that you want to feel. Along the Mediterranean, you can find beaches like this. Some places are very remote, while others can be achieved easily.
Curious? Here are beautiful beaches where you will find rest for private with beautiful natural scenery.

1. Cabo de Gata, Spain

Some of the most beautiful beaches and bustling Spanish stretched between the cliffs and headland to the east of Almeria where dark volcanic hills stands firmly above the shimmering turquoise ocean. Although the Cabo de Gata was not in between it all, this beach still has a wild flavor with fishing villages scattered.

 
2. Cap de Favartix, Menorca, Spain

North Coast Menorca rough and rocky, but interspersed with beautiful small bays.Compared to the southern, northern coast less developed, but with a little walk, you will find some of the best beaches. One of them is the Cap de Favartix, a narrow rocky promontory at the northern end of the Parc des Grau Nature S’Albufera.

Cap de Favartix presents beautiful underwater to view the lighthouse that stands firmly staring at the sea. Meanwhile in the southern promontory extending some secluded bays and fine sandy beaches, including Cala Presili and Platja d’en Tortuga, both of which are accessible only by foot.

 
3. Banyuls, France

Village on the Beach Vermeille Banyuls, France, better known for its wine than the views of the beach, but there are tracks that should be followed there. The soumarin Sentier, trail under water as deep as 500 meters at the Plage de Peyrefite, midway between Banyuls and Cerbère and in a protected marine area has five points of information underwater snorkeling offers a unique experience for free.
If you have own equipment, you can swim any time during July and August, or can rent fins and masks for 7 euros from noon to 17:00 local time.

 
4. Cala Gonone, Sardinia, Italy

Powered by cliffs with trees that look spotted from a distance, a small tourist town ofCala Gonone enjoy stunning setting. With so many hotels, bars and restaurants, the city has become a very good start to explore the small bays along the stretch of thebeautiful Sardinian coast.

For the best beaches, you must travel by boat through the ocean. From the harbor, the boat will be heading south to the Grotta del blooming Marino, a cave complex. From there, follow a series of bays and beaches, ranging from Cala Luna and Cala Sisine supported by a green valley up to the cobalt blue waters of Cala Cala Goloritze Mariolu and extraordinary.

 
5. Peninsula Delimara, Malta

Renting a car and fled the resort of Malta, you can go to the Peninsula Delimara.There are a number of good swimming spot along the coast. Although it’s difficult to find, but the nature referred Lido Swimming Peter worth seeking. In this pond you can laze on a sun-drenched soft rock and dive into the clear blue sea.
The nearest village, Marsaxlokk, which has a photogenic harbor filled with colorful fishing boats. The village is also famous for its seafood restaurants.

 
6. Tyrrhenian coast, Italy

Resembling a mini-Amalfi, Basilicata’s Tyrrhenian coast may be short (about 20 miles) but beautiful. Sandwiched between Calabria and Cilento peninsula, it’s like a hidden cove with sandy beach with majestic cliffs coast.

 

7. Kamenjak, Croatia

This is a rough, wild beauty of the small peninsula south of Pula that has obtained the status of â € ~ suciâ € ™ among the connoisseurs of Croatian coast. A protected nature reserve, featuring overlays Kamenjak plants, shrubs and wild flowers with a few tracks the journey. All that is limited by a series of rocky bays and secluded beaches surrounded by a sea of ​​blue-green.
Kemanjak often busy in the summer, but there is always an empty beach to escape, plus some fun beach bar that fits for socializing.

 
8. Lustica Peninsula, Montenegro

Along the southern coast of the Peninsula Lustica lay a clean and popular beach. At the base of the peninsula, just south of the main town Radovici, you will find Przno.White sand beach surrounded by a horseshoe of green shrubs, pine trees and olive trees.
Other activities are fun here is a boat trip to the Blue Grotto (Plava Spilja) fascinating because of the effect of light bouncing through the water. The boat will take you into the cave which has a 9 meters tall.

 
9. Kabak, Turkey

Secluded beach Kabak slowly become the end point for anyone who seeks solitude and heavenly peace. Regardless of how the way through the steep road towards Kabak, you will be rewarded with spectacular beaches and empty flanked by two long cliffs.
Eight miles south of Faralya, Kabak is a great place for camping and tracking fans, even fans of yoga who seek tranquility and beauty that has not been utilized.

 
10. Gokceada, Turkey

Gokceada (Heavenly Island) is one of two inhabited Aegea islands are owned by the Turkey. Extends 13 kilometers from north to south and approximately 30 kilometers from east to west, Gokceada are places of interest with some dramatic scenery.
Gokceada is a great place to escape after visiting Gallipoli. For best viewing, you can visit the beach at Aydincik which became part of the island, as well as bordering the Tuz Golu (Salt Lake). There is also a smaller beach in Kapıkaya and Ugurlu.

 

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