Beaches

Experience natural palm groves, where the refreshing and green waters of a river originating in a gorge runs into the sea, from waterfalls to the estuary.

The pink sandy beach in the South-West of Crete. It has been constantly voted Top 10 of the most beautiful beaches. But is it still worth going there?

Most you you won't associate Zurich with beaches, but the city is proud of its traditional wooden "badis" along the lake, rivers Sihl and Limmat.

El Salón Beach is a serene oasis that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and tranquility.

Playa de Burriana is the largest and most popular beach in Nerja, and for good reason.

On the southeastern shores of Oahu, Hawaii, lies a breathtaking natural wonder known as Hanauma Bay.

... & your Dancing Shoes. Known for its vibrant gay scene, this island paradise has become a haven for the LGBTQ+ community and party enthusiasts alike.

Once a remote fishing village and artist colony, Apollonas has evolved into a nice, but still quite little village on the Northern shores of Naxos.

It's not so easy to find sandy beaches on the isle of Korfu, but Glyfada Beach offers everything you might wish for.

East of the old town and fortress in Rethymno you will find a long stretch of sandy beaches. Just pass the harbor and continue walking a little longer to find your spot.

Another beautiful beach in the South of Crete is Damnoni Beach. And the big plus: You can easily reach the beach by car, unlike most of the other beaches where at least some hiking is involved.

When summer has finally arrived the Viennese spread out in to the wild, because they love spending this time of the year outside on the banks of the river Danube, the Danube Channel, the Old Danube or in the many and beautiful parks of the city.