When planning holidays in Europe, many people opt for the big capitals and their glamour, but there are those who prefer more secluded and quiet places to literally rest.
Paradisiacal places, destinations rich in nature and tranquility, are some of the most sought after characteristics in moments of stress and suffocating routine.
Europe It is one of the destinations that offers a bit of everything: culture, history, gastronomy and ideal islands to escape for a few days and enjoy nature.
Below, six islands not to be missed during your visit to the old continent.
Porquerolles Island, France
A hidden destination in France, located in the blue waters of the Mediterranean.
This island is larger than the Hyères islands and has rules governing development and transportation in Porquerolles, which helps maintain its inhospitable charm.
Porquerolles has the commitment to the care and preservation of its natural and cultural heritage. You can go cycling, discovering unique woods, pines and vineyards.
Heimaey, Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland
This island is located in border of the Arctic Circle. Heimaey has a tragic history: it is marked by the near-catastrophic eruption of a volcano in 1973, which led to the total evacuation of its citizens.
It is currently at unique destination, which tourists visit to observe nature and retreat away from large crowds. A unique combination of geological wonders and wildlife.
Isle of Tiree, Scotland
Tiree Island does virgin beaches and an almost ethereal quality of light, as it has many hours of sunshine and a flat landscape that allows you to observe the horizon.
This destination is one of the sunniest in Scotland, ideal for nature lovers. surfing or nautical activities. Full of natural beauty, culture and a maritime climate with white sands.
La Maddalena, Italy
Opposite Sardinia lies this ideal archipelago and one of the most famous islands with transparent waters and virgin beaches. The main one is called La Magdalena, a city of 12,000 inhabitants. It has protected areas and nearby islands with few inhabitants, unique to visit and disconnect.
Flores Island, Azores, Portugal
The Island of Flowers is one of the westernmost points of Europe, rich in vegetation, waterfalls and volcanic craters that make it a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. A sparsely populated destination, with warm waters and volcanic lakes.
It is an island recognized for the number of waterfalls that fall into turquoise pools. It has a large amount of flora and fauna, which offers a unique landscape.
Gotland Island, Sweden
One of largest islands located in the Baltic Sea, recognized for its large limestone plateau. A place rich in flora that adapts to the rocky terrain and living conditions of the island. With unique beaches and medieval walls.
Source: Clarin
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