Top 5 Euro Beaches Of 2010

Beaches have over the years become synonymous with not only unparalleled levels of relaxation but continue to rank as one of the most popular holiday types here in the west. So to give you some ideas this summer we thought we’d list our top 5 euro beaches of 2010.

Biarritz Beach – France

Topping the list is the surfing capital of France, the Biarritz Beach. It was way back in the 1960s when surfing became popular in France and that’s exactly when this fine beach became a hit with surfers worldwide. Located in the French Riviera, the best surfers in the world gather every July at Biarritz Beach for the much awaited annual Surf Festival.

This beach is not only loved for its magnificent waves but comes with good amenities catered for both surfers and non surfers. Add to this segregated surfing and swimming areas, loads of restaurants & bars as well as some great hotels such as the Hotel Du Palair and you have a recipe for fun in the sun.

Ibiza – Spain

Second on the charts is Ibiza, the third largest among the Balearic Islands of Spain and a hot spot for everyone that loves to mix their beaches with their nightlife. Famous for its legendary night clubs and parties, Ibiza is abit of a no go zone for family holiday goers but a must visit for all those young 20-30 somethings that simply want to have fun.

Carlton Beach – Cannes, France

The third beach on our list is the Carlton Beach situated in Cannes, France. Now before you decide to book yourself a holiday here, you’d better have the style and money for it. Measuring in at only 100 feet wide by 300 feet long, this beach is extremely exclusive and has even been labeled as the haven for the rich and famous.

Deep pockets are an essential requirement if you want to head over to the Carlton beach. Furthermore, Carlton Beach is given utmost care and attention to maintain its lucrative appeal. The beach sand is delivered fresh on a yearly basis and you’ll see your fair share of celebrities and rich people. If you’re got the money for it, check it out because it’s an amazing experience for those that can afford it.

Tarifa Beach – Spain

Fourth on the list of the best euro beaches is the Tarifa Beach in Spain. It faces the Moroccan coast at the southern most part of Spain, boasting a windy atmosphere which is great for Kite Surfing. If you’re looking to enjoy a beach which comes with plenty of wind and sea then you’ll absolutely love Tarifa. In addition to the kite surfing there’s also rock climbing and biking available to those that want to try something a little different.

Kefalonia Beach – Greece

Last but not least we’re going to Greece to visit the beaches of Kefalonia. The bays and beaches within Kefalonia are numerous and all come with their own distinct beauty. Some have rough barren terrain and cliffs behind them whilst others come with fresh olive trees as far as the eye can reach. If you’re looking for isolated, clean, untouched beaches you’ll find a lot of them here.

The most popular beach and also the most photographed has to be the Myrtos Beach. Flanked by white limestone cliffs and carpeted in white sand, the Myrtos beach is consistently voted by travel magazines and tourists as one of the most beautiful in the world and has won many awards throughout the years for its beauty.