Mediterranean Sea. The unique islands of endless blue, the epic entertainment of the languages that last until the morning, the beach parties lasting all day, the Mediterranean islands with delicious appetizers and food scents are all beautiful. When you come to these lands, the warm, relaxed island people make you feel as if you were born in these lands, not too far away.
The team of travel experts from the British newspaper The Telegraph chose the 20 most beautiful islands of the Mediterranean. The first island will surprise you. Here are the 20 most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean Sea from the eyes of the British citizens.
1- Formentera / Spain
Formentera Island, known as Ibiza’s sister, is a paradise with untouched untouched nature, beaches and extraordinary beauty of the sea. Bob Dylan and Pink Floyd caused some of this island to be heard…
2- Naxos / Greece
The largest in the Cyclades is Naxos. It is a very productive and self-sufficient island. In this most beautiful part of the Aegean you will find plenty of historical relics and great food from all ages. As you enter the harbor, you will be greeted with a view of the ancient Portara, a gigantic marble passage that looks like the National Geographic logo, and the medieval castle above the resort.
Inside you will find isolated medieval villages, such as Tripodes, Filoti, khaki and Apeiranthos, inviting you to the beauty that time cannot relate to. You will meet Mount Zas (Zeus), green valleys, abandoned monasteries, churches and majestic towers such as the Bazeos Tower. The beauty of the sea is wonderful.
3- Sardinia / Italy
Sardinia, the second largest island of the Mediterranean Sea, has many treasures as well as its wonderful beaches of turquoise and emerald green waters, white and fine sand. Due to its strategic history and its history dating back to ancient times, the island of Sardinia, the autonomous region of Italy, is a passageway for the Phoenicians, Piemontians, Genoese, Pisans and Spaniards. Its rich megalithic heritage and numerous Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque churches symbolize this unique culture of Sardinia.
Passing through the majestic Gennargentu mountain range, from the historic capital Cagliari in the south of Sardinia to the beautiful shores of Smeralda to the north, this journey will also allow you to see the southern part of the Corsica Island of France, separated by a 11-kilometer strait from Sardinia.
4- Cavallo / France
An island between Corsica and Sardinia in the Mediterranean Sea. It used to belong to Italy, but now it’s a French territory. For those who want a quiet sea holiday, this is the perfect place for you…
5- Majorca / Spain
Majorca is the largest and therefore the most populous of the Balearic Islands scattered between Algeria and the Spanish coast. Of the 1 million population on the islands, 800,000 live here. Central Palma is no different from any European capital. When it comes to moving parties, champagne and superyachts, the first thing that comes to mind is Balearic Island, Ibiza. Majorca is completely different. The summer season takes place here in the courtyards of ancient castles and monasteries or behind the closed gates of magnificent palaces and farmhouses made of stone.
6- Corfu / Greece
Ionian Islands are the most remote Greek islands to Turkey. It is not so close to go by ferry, but it is also possible to reach by plane. The largest and most beautiful island of Ionia is Corfu. There is a breeze in Europe rather than a Greek island because of its proximity to Italy. It is more than an island with its museums, new city-old city settlements, Ionian University.
7- Sicily / Italy
Over the last 3,000 years, the island of Sicily has been dominated by 13 different cultures, and you will enjoy the incredible mix of local traditions, exotic cuisine and diverse architecture. The best way to experience Sicily’s largest island in the Mediterranean is to rent a yacht or discover these unique beauties with your own yacht. It is best to rent a yacht or discover these beauties with your own yacht in order to experience Sicily’s largest island in the Mediterranean.
8- Cyprus
In the Greek part of the island, the economy had collapsed during the banking crisis of 2013. Under the auspices of the EU, stability has been achieved in four years, and life is revived in the land where the mythological hero Aphrodite was born. The new quay in Limassol is brilliant with its modern glass shopping malls with boutiques, art galleries and seafood restaurants.
After Turkey’s military intervention in 1974, bisecting Nicosia skyscrapers are rising, the structure of the area around the square famous architects, museums worldwide, adorn the restaurant and nightclub. The ancient ruins, castles, strong wines, clean sea, illuminated generously by the sun, increase the attractiveness of the island. The sea is another beautiful…
9- Santorini / Greece
The romantic paradise of volcanic eruptions is Santorini, perhaps the most photographed place in Greece. Fira, the capital of the island, is beautiful even though it is invaded by tourists. Fira, where 3,000 people live, was rebuilt when it collapsed in the 1956 earthquake. Fira has a small harbor on the beach, the ships anchor here and take you to the beach with lifeboats.
From this port, you can go up the hill by walking 580 steps or on the donkey’s back, and those who wish can reach the hill with the funicular and tirelessly. Agiou Mina Church, the symbol of the island, greets visitors with its blue dome and white bell tower. There are also many places to enter the sea.
10- Patmos / Greece
Patmos, the small but rich island of Greece; an island that doesn’t need any more, doesn’t like it easily, in the desire to live in its own wealth. The islanders who act as if they do not want to be considered in the Aegean Sea stay away from much interest and appreciation. Patmos is a small, easily discoverable and unique character, and it also rewards you with many virgin coves. The island is considered one of the seven pilgrimage sites of Christians because it was written here in the Gospel of John. If you haven’t been to this day with white small houses, historical city walls and beautiful bays on the hill, you lose a lot.
11- Ibiza / Spain
For Ibiza, it would not be an exaggerated approach to call it the most attractive of the Spanish-run Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean. The free spirit of this island has shaped the nature, people and entertainment of the island. Sandy beaches, seas, trees, plants and undoubtedly nightlife, shaped by the charm of freedom …
12- Mykonos / Greece
Do not look at the island population is around 10 thousand. When the weather gets warm, there will be a large influx of tourists, including the European jet society. With the colorful nightlife and colorful parties that last until the first light of the morning, the heart of entertainment in the Aegean beats here.
13- Malta
Due to its location in the middle of Europe and Africa, many empires in history wanted to have this small island. So … Is that all? Of course not; It introduces its visitors to the Mediterranean flavor with its unique wine and fish made from Maltese grapes. In Malta, which is one of the countries preferred by those who want to start a new life with the citizenship and session program implemented recently, life is 24 hours dynamic and enjoyable.
14- Zakynthos / Greece
Zakynthos, one of the Ionian Islands in the south of Greece, is not worth the price, but it is definitely worth the money you give. It has a postcard image with the world famous Navagio Bay and Blue Caves. With its shipwreck on its white beach, it’s a great place for everyone to swim. It is an unforgettable island with extreme sports where you can jump rock, small fishing villages, takers, boutiques and cheap taverns.
15- Lefkada / Greece
Lefkada, located in the Ionian Sea, lies in the west of Greece. The island, which is connected to the mainland by a long road and railway, attracts thousands of surfers and sailors to the Greek island of Lefkada with its large bays and strong winds. surrounded by cliffs and pebble beaches.
16- Minorca / Spain
For those looking for a quiet holiday away from the crowds, the island of Menorca is the perfect place. This island has 216 kilometers of coastline and it is peace and quiet to find and find. The island was declared a UNESCO protected area in 1993. Walk down the cobblestone paths of Menorca, see the tiny museum Museu Diocesà and swim wherever you can.
17- Vis / Croatia
The island, where the British navy anchored in the Second World War, where Tito ruled the resistance against the invasion, is a bit far away, but know it’s worth it. It is one of the most beautiful addresses to swim with its wonderful bays. With its church by the sea, historic buildings all around the island and cute houses, it is a place to remind the word of pleasure. As soon as you feel hungry, you should meet the tastes of Kalyope Restaurant which is located in a magnificent garden.
18- Kefalonia / Greece
The fourth largest island in Greece. Located in the Ionian Sea. There are many quiet and quiet islands in the Mediterranean Sea. However, Kefalonia is one of the most comfortable islands in terms of direct flights. You can feel the Italian influence intensely because it has been under the domination of Venice for many years. Deserted bays, natural beaches, Melissani Damlataş Cave and the cuisine is wonderful.
19- Crete / Greece
Venice is home to different civilizations such as the Minoan Kingdom and the Ottoman Empire. For most tourists, this is the gastronomic capital of Greece. Amazing flavors, with a variety of herbs and veggies that grow only on this island, you can even go for cuisine only.
20- Corsica / France
Located in the Mediterranean Sea and connected to France, Corsica attracts tourists with its magnificent beaches and seas. For those who like hiking, there is a mountain or hillside environment. History buffs can find beautiful architectural examples in the villages of Corsica.
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