One of the most important things about going on holiday apart from the weather is the beaches. You want to be sure to have a clean, safe environment to relax in and that’s exactly what you’ll get in most places in Europe.
Famed for having some stunning stretches of white, silky sand, Europe is the perfect destination for your holiday of a lifetime.
So first on the must-see European beach list is Cap Ferret in France. The beach sits at the end of The Lège-Cap Ferret peninsula which is just over an hour away from Bordeaux. Often described as the French version of Americas East Hamptons. This beach is one for luxurious elegance and sipping your cocktails on not for throwing your Frisbees and playing bat and ball.
For those kinds of activity you should visit Cala d'en Serra in Spain. Spain’s most famous and beautiful beach is a long strip of white sand and is lined with the most amazing bars and restaurants filled with the coolest people on the island in them.
Another hidden gem to visit is the lesser known Barleycove, in County Cork, Ireland.
A beach that looks like it has slid off the Mediterranean; this is one of Irelands best kept secrets. There is ton’s to do here for all the family too. From the kids paddling in the pool to investigating the surrounding dunes and lagoons, you really will be happy you stumbled upon this little treasure trove in one of Irelands most beautiful counties.
One of the most important things about going on holiday apart from the weather is the beaches. You want to be sure to have a clean, safe environment to relax in and that’s exactly what you’ll get in most places in Europe.
Famed for having some stunning stretches of white, silky sand, Europe is the perfect destination for your holiday of a lifetime.
So first on the must-see European beach list is Cap Ferret in France. The beach sits at the end of The Lège-Cap Ferret peninsula which is just over an hour away from Bordeaux. Often described as the French version of Americas East Hamptons. This beach is one for luxurious elegance and sipping your cocktails on not for throwing your Frisbees and playing bat and ball.
For those kinds of activity you should visit Cala d'en Serra in Spain. Spain’s most famous and beautiful beach is a long strip of white sand and is lined with the most amazing bars and restaurants filled with the coolest people on the island in them.
Another hidden gem to visit is the lesser known Barleycove, in County Cork, Ireland.
A beach that looks like it has slid off the Mediterranean; this is one of Irelands best kept secrets. There is ton’s to do here for all the family too. From the kids paddling in the pool to investigating the surrounding dunes and lagoons, you really will be happy you stumbled upon this little treasure trove in one of Irelands most beautiful counties.
