Kandalora - Croatia, Europe

Kandalora beach (sometimes refereed as English Beach or Engleska Plaza) popular and well appointed naturist beach is located on the southern side of the Frkanj peninsula (part of larger Kalifront peninsula), which is overlooking Palit, modern suburb of the town of Rab and can be reached by taxi-boats leaving from Palit's promenade. If you're coming by car, you can park your car at the Suha Punta tourist complex from where FKK Frkanj (Kandarola) is just a short walk away.
On the beach there are two restaurants, beach bar, sports facilities, showers etc. Lot of trees to provide shade. The beach is about 1,5 km long and it is mostly rocky terrain with three pebble coves. There is a small fee to enter the beach. 
In the vicinity of the Kandalora beach, in the Matovica bay, Suha Punta textile hotel complex is located with the beautiful seaside hotels Eva and Carolina. The hotel complex is sheltered from cold winds by a thick pine forest. Nearby there is a textile camping as well. 
The western shore of the Kalifront Peninsula is studded with coves frequented by tourists with hydrofoils and sailboats, remaining there usually from morning to evening.

Telascica - Croatia, Europe

Dugi Otok is the biggest island of Zadar's archipelago, 50km long and about 5km wide. It is quite distant from the coast - one hour and a half by ferry from Zadar and it remains one of those few places where you can enjoy tranquillity even in high season, ideal for tourists that will appreciate the peace and the natural beauties. 
Island Dugi Otok beaches are different from one area to another; in the zone of Sali there are mainly rocks and cliff with a part of terraces under the hotel side and pinewood. There are also some sandy beaches achievable only with ships and one beautiful beach of white sand (Saharun) in the southern part of island achievable also with car. Nudism is practiced almost everywhere except the beaches near by villages. 
Its main town, Sali, is a attractive fishing town with a summer cultural events and festival. 
Natural park Telascica Bay is within biking distance from Sali. It is a 10km deep inlet dotted with bays, islets and cliffs. A spectacular saltwater lake lies next to the bay - the water is warm and said to be curative, and you can swim there. You can enjoy the wildlife that abounds there, from pine to fig to olive to moufflon (a kind of wild sheep). Although the park is not commercialised, there are facilities for tourists providing fresh fish and local wine. Hidden paradise indeed.

Saplinara - Croatia, Europe

 

Mljet is the most rural of Croatia's islands. It's an island of forests and saltwater lakes, with one third of the island protected by national-park status. The southern coast has some excellent sandy beaches, and you can hire bikes and canoes for exploring.
Saplunara is a quiet seaside resort on the southeastern tip of the island Mljet. It is situated in a bay about one kilometer long, enclosed by a thick forest of pine. Saplunara is known for its sandy beaches, even its name comes from the Latin word sabalum meaning tiny sand. There are two sandy beaches, Big Saplunara and Small Saplunara.

Olympos - Turkey, Asia

 

The second seaport city of Antalya is Olympos. This ancient city is situated on the southern of Mount Tahtali. Whether coming by sea or land do not miss the Olympos Valley shaded with oleander and laurel shrubs and the refreshing quiet pools of flowing water. The design of the mosaics in the Olympos bath is enhanced by the play of light while a temple gate and a theatre are of interest along with the other walls and towers around the bay which date from the Middle ages. 
North of Olympos, up from Cirali Beach, is Yanartas (at a height of 300 mt) where, according to mythology the fire breathing monster, Chimaera, was slain by the Lycian hero Bellerophon who was mounted on his winged horse, Pegasus. Nearby you can see remains from the Byzantines who attached religious importance to the area. Tranquil waters and sandy beaches line the Bay of avus, situated south of Olympos. This enchanting bay is yours for an unforgettable experience of water skiing on glassy water, for discovering the colorful marine life in waters clear enough to see the bottom, or exploring the incredible sea caves on the northern shore.
 Olympos is a excellent place for scuba and rock climbing.

Golden Horn Beach - Croatia, Europe

Do you want to spend your holidays in Croatia? Here one of the best places to visit in this country namely Zlatni Rat Beach also known as Golden Horn Beach. The beach is very beautiful and unique, making it become one of the most distinctive beaches in Europe and one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia coast. The uniqueness of Zlatni Rat beach is the shape of the beach, it is like a tongue stretched into the sea and always changes depending on the wind and sea currents. Actually, Zlatni Rat beach is not long, it is only about 600 meters long but it is has clear water and golden sand that makes the beach very beautiful.  Many interesting activities that you can do at this beach, some of them are surfing, diving, playing beach volleyball, parachute rides, pedal boats, banana boats, enjoying the sun and many others.
The most famous water sport activity in this beach is windsurfing, many people said that it is the most beautiful place for surfing in the world. Zlatni Rat beach is also surrounded by a lots of restaurants and cafes, so you can enjoy a meal while looking at the beauty of the beach. So, what are you waiting for, take a time and visit to Zlatni Rat beach on the island of Brac, Croatia.

Ölüdeniz - Turkey, Asia

 

Ölüdeniz (literally Dead Sea) is a small resort village in the Fethiye district which is in the Muğla Province the South West coast of Turkey on the Aegean Sea to the south and the high, steep sided Babadağ Mountain, 14 km (9 mi) south of Fethiye. The town is a beach resort.
Ölüdeniz remains one of the most photographed beaches on the Mediterranean. It has a secluded sandy bay at the mouth of Ölüdeniz, on a blue lagoon. The beach itself is a pebble beach. The lagoon is a national nature reserve and building is strictly prohibited. Ölüdeniz is famous for its shades of turquoise and aquamarine, and is an official blue flag beach, and is frequently rated among the top 5 beaches in the world by travelers and tourism journals alike. The resort is also famous for its paragliding opportunities. It is regarded as one of the best places in the world to paraglide due to its unique panoramic views, and the Babadağ Mountain's exceptional height.
Ölüdeniz has a typical Mediterranean Climate. The climate is warm all year round but in the summer most often temperatures increase past 45°C (113°F). In the surrounding area of Ölüdeniz there is a walk that goes up the hills eventually to Olympos called the Lycian Way which is regarded as one of the top ten walks in the world. It is over 500km long.

Valun - Croatia, Europe

 

Valun, a picturesque seaside village, is situated around a small harbour in the southern part of the Bay of Valun. For many it is the msot beautiful and the most romantic place on the island.
There are two beautiful pebbly beaches, Little Valun beach, backed by a steep mountain, is so quiet and secluded, you'll find it hard to tear yourself away. 
You can also rent a kayak for a perfect romantic day exploring little coves and surely you will discover the perfect place for you. Extraordinary scenery, Mediterranean scents and surreal beauty of water and sky color, will soon make you forget about the time. After a romantic day at the beach, treat yourself with a romantic dinner in one of Valun's restaurants.

Amos - Turkey, Asia

 

The ancient ruins of Amos, located within Kumlu Buku Bay, attract charter yacht visitors with its beautiful landscape and archaeological remains. The ruins run on top of a bluff above the beach and include 4th century BCE walls, inscribed blocks, an altar to Dionysus, a shattered acropolis, temple and amphitheatre. The hike is somewhat strenuous but those who attempt it will be rewarded by a stunning, panoramic view of the bay. On the beach is the Hotel Dionysus which offers dining and another restaurant with superb ice cream crepes. Hidden between the resorts of Turunc and Kumlubuk on the Bozburun peninsula, Amos is a small cove tucked between two headlands.  It's a bit rough and ready and the pebbles are scattered with ancient wooden loungers, but there is an unspoilt beauty that makes a stark contrast to the bling and bright lights of Marmaris, which lies across the bay.  Amos was once a sizeable Roman settlement and there are some remains, including a small amphitheatre with breathtaking views.  Better still, there's an excellent restaurant right on the beach, serving up fresh fish and meze.

Losinj island - Croatia, Europe

 

The Island of Losinj is part of the Cres-Losinj island group, inside the Kvarner Bay in northern Adriatic. Mali Losinj is not only the biggest settlement on the island of Losinj but also the biggest island town in the Adriatic.
The Veli zal beach in the Suncana uvala cove is in front of the Aurora hotel which is approximately 50 m from the sea and about 1 km from the town center. It is situated on the southwestern side of town of Mali Losinj and it forms a wind-protected cove. The beach and the hotel are surrounded by thick pine forest. The middle of the beach is covered with pebbles and the rest are smooth rocks with easy access to the sea. The area around the hotel contains sports facilities, children playgrounds, rental facilities and the beach itself has a restaurant, a coffee bar, access for the disabled, lifeguards, etc.
The beach can be approached by the road and promenade which passes along the whole south- western side of the island and ends in the town. The beach has been awarded with the Blue Flag.

Butterfly Valley - Turkey, Asia

 

Spectacularly situated between two towering cliffs, Butterfly valley stretches out in a v-shape, ending in a sweep of pristine beach. Most visitors access the beach by boat from Olu Deniz or Fethiye, but for adventurous trekkers there is a rocky path that leads down from the road (around 40 mins down and an hour back up). There is no electricity, roads or buildings in the valley but camping is allowed and there are shelters in the trees. Alternatively, stay in the peaceful hamlet of Faralya and gaze down to the beach, hundreds of feet below. Butterfly Valley is a great day trip from Oludeniz. It is home to the unique Jersey Tiger butterfly. Between June and September, butterflies in thousands of colours and countless varieties can be seen here. This valley is an interesting canyon with steep cliffs up to 350 meters high and stretches back from the cove some 3-4 kilometers. To get to Butterfly Valley, you can take a boat from either Oludeniz or Fethiye. Taxi boats leave from Ölüdeniz three times a day in both directions - an alternative for the adventurous and well-shod hiker is to follow the steep and rocky slope down from the upper rim of the valley, following the footpath from in front of "George House," on the road to Faralya/Kabak (gauge about 30 min.). Butterfly Valley with it`s untouched nature, most amazing beach and basic facilities (no electricity, tv or any earthly possesions) - only a small restaurant and simple beach huts - is a total relaxation destination.

Mombasa, Kenya - Africa

The Moi International Airport is an architectural symbol of Mombasa’s growing investment in tourism. It has been newly-renovated, and a new terminal has been built to facilitate larger aircraft and increased passenger traffic. As a direct result, many of the major airlines that operate out of the airport have increased both the number and frequency of their flights, in particular from major European cities. Smaller airlines operate local and regional flights within Kenya and East and Southern Africa respectively. The coastal city of Mombasa is actually an island with magnificent stretches of white sandy beaches and coral reefs. The town has four major roads, namely Digo Road, Nkrumah Road, Nyerere Road and Moi Avenue. Along these major roads are where most of the towns shops and businesses are located. Kenya Railways offers train services throughout the country, primarily between Nairobi and Mombasa. Passengers who chose to travel via rail have the option of travelling either by first or second class. A trip from Nairobi to Mombasa usually takes around 13 hours during which a variation of wildlife can be seen at a relatively close distance. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are also served on the train’s dining carriage. Tickets can be purchased at local travel agencies as well as at the main station which is located opposite the roundabout of Haile Salassie avenue and Mwenbe Tyari Road.

Kenya Airways offers the most frequent flight schedule into and out of Mombasa, to a variety of national and international destinations. Visit Kenya Airways to view flight schedules. Another airline that flies to and from Mombasa is Air Kenya.

Beach in Zanzibar, Tanzania - Africa

Since Zanzibar is a fairly conservative Muslim island, many people wonder what's appropriate to wear. On the beach, normal swimwear is perfectly acceptable and you'll be able to buy some nice sarongs while you're there. But when traveling around, visiting Stone Town or any of the Spice plantations, you should wear loose, comfortable clothes. Women should wear a skirt below the knee or loose trousers and a t-shirt (with sleeves, not a tank-top). Men should wear shirts with shorts or long trousers. Since the weather is hot all year round, sunscreen and sunglasses should be part of any outfit.

Gradiste beach - Macedonia, Europe

Gradiste beach is known for many young people and music for instance, while others have families or tranquil atmosphere (parties are being held at nights).

Kaneo beach - Macedonia, Europe

Kaneo beach… is located in one of the most beautiful areas in Ohrid, just under the famous Saint Jonh the Theologian Kaneo monastery.