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5 secret beaches to relax on in Europe this summer!

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Looking for something unusual and heavenly? Here are 5 secret beaches in Europe that will leave you speechless.

When you're on vacation, all you dream of is absolute peace. No notifications buzzing every 20 seconds, no emails, and definitely no noise at all. But since everyone tends to go on holiday at the same time when summer arrives, it can be quite tricky to find places, especially beaches, that are completely tranquil. Luckily, the Hellotickets platform has discovered these hidden beaches in Europe that are off the beaten path, allowing you to experience a true moment of bliss.


Playa de Ses Illetes, Spain

Blue, blue, blue... That’s what this beach in Formentera has to offer. Stretching 450 meters long, it promises to provide an idyllic setting for a relaxing session. The more adventurous can also try their hand at paddle boarding, snorkeling, or kayaking.


Cala Goloritzé, in Sardinia

Headed to Sardinia! The access to this cove is special since it can only be reached on foot via a trail of about 3.5 kilometers, or by sea. Here, the scenery combines crystal clear water...

te, impressive cliffs and a typical Mediterranean vegetation. It has been classified as a natural monument since 1993 and as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995. You can be sure you'll find peace there since daily access is regulated. 


Elafonissi Beach, in Crete

You probably won't believe your eyes when you see it. Elafonissi Beach in Crete has a unique feature: it has a pink hue due to the mix of fine sand and crushed shells. Its stunning turquoise water is shallow. Go for it!


Luskentyre Beach, Scotland

You would hardly believe that asuch a piece of paradise exists in Scotland, yet it does! Located on the Isle of Harris in the west of the country, this beach boasts fine white sand and turquoise lagoons that could make you think you're somewhere in the Caribbean. With its relatively remote location and great size, you are guaranteed to find peace and, probably, never want to leave!


Ramla Bay, in Malta

If we previously talked about a beach with shades of pink, now we're in Malta, at a beach famous for its strikingly orange hue. Surrounded by dunes and hills, it offers a view of a lush landscape that's straight out of a postcard!