10 Top Attractions in Acantilado de los Gigantes (2024)

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俊佳08111. Ilia da Barreta Portugal Algarve is part of Ria Formosa National Park, a six-mile stretch of pristine sand located at the southernmost tip of the three lagoon islands. 30 minutes by boat from Faro, the island is undeveloped except for the famous solar-powered restaurant Estamine at the eastern end of the beach, which is almost entirely holidayed by locals or Portugal. Go for a swim and walk along the beach to discover a wide variety of birds including cranes, oyster catchers and flamingos. The new 3HB Hotel in Faro has a rooftop restaurant and an infinity pool, making it a convenient base. 2. El Bollullo Spain's Tenerife to El Bollullo alley is not the widest in the world; pull up your wing mirror, remember the past, and then inhale. Once parked, it takes 15 minutes to walk to one of Canary Island’s most beautiful black sand beaches, with clear water lapping off the coast. Reward yourself after tasting jamon piles of bocadillos at the beach cafe, or return to Bollullo Beach Restaurant for lunch and enjoy the views across the North Atlantic. Stay at the nearby tree-lined Botanical Hotel, which has several restaurants with spectacular views of Mount Ted. 3. Makris Gialos Makris Gialos Greece Zakynthos County is located 15 miles northwest of Zakynthos Town. It is a secluded beach with turquoise waters and a rocky fin on the right. Along the waterline, seagulls have sea cliffs printed on them, snorkeling is great, and a few lounge chairs on the beach are rarely taken away. The roadside bistro runs a beverage service, which is also a pleasant, shady place to retire for lunch. Meli is part of Yaameli Collection, a two-bedroom villa located just above the coast five minutes drive, with spectacular views of the private pool and the outside dining area. 4. Spiaggia Cala Suaraccia This small white sandy beach in Sardinia, Italy, is hidden between Olbia and San Teodoro, due to its shallow waters, is perfect for paddleboarding or splashing, and rents kayaks and pedals, which is a good find for families. The beach is supported by lush trees and offers ample natural shade, with an excellent snorkeling experience along its rocky coastline scuba diving is also available in the nearby village of Le Farfalle. A 15-minute drive south of the Baroney Resort is an upscale bolthole with world-class spa and Michelin-starred restaurants, as well as two more informal restaurants.5. The three sides of the Portuguese Algarve Carvalho are surrounded by pure cliffs and can only be reached by boat or sinking, if not by a 15-metre long hand-carved tunnel that runs from the car park through the cliffs to the coast. Deep water means it is a hot spot for local cliff diving (which may not be ideal for children), but the shattering sand, windproofing and sense of escape make this a real treat for the couple. Tivoli Carvoeiro Hotel is a ten-minute drive from the beach and is located in a spectacular cliff-side garden with views of the Atlantic Ocean.

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