Mykonos, Greece

Mykonos Town knows exactly how to combine centuries of fascinating history with the decline of holidays. This sunny Greek island with a variety of pristine beaches and landscapes, postcard-worthy 16th century windmills to enjoy at sunset, beautiful Cycladic architecture and legendary nightlife inspires.

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From sunbathing to windsurfing or partying on the beach from dusk to dawn, you can find it all here. Some of the most famous beaches include posh Psarou, Paradise Beach, and Ornos Bay.

Ayia Napa, Cyprus

Ayia Napa is one of the most popular destinations in Cyprus and is undoubtedly one of the best beach destinations in Europe. Expect an enchanting coastline of white sands, crystal clear waters that sparkle in shades of turquoise, and many attractions.

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The most famous place in Ayia Napa is Nissi. Popular with water sports enthusiasts, Nissi Beach is a 500-meter stretch of glistening white sand that boasts a myriad of sunbathing spots, as well as a vibrant club scene. This place is very crowded in summer, and shows its most wonderful side in spring and early fall, when there are not many people around.

Corsica, France

The fourth largest island in the Mediterranean, Corsica has combined Italian nonchalance with its French sophistication. Stunning, but often run down, awaits with golden sandy beaches, breathtaking views, and charming seaside towns and villages.

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Corsica may be the perfect place if your idea of a summer vacation is to relax on quiet beaches. From the Caribbean Palombaggia to the stunning Rocabina, this island is the perfect destination for families or honeymooners looking to get away from the crowds.

Sicily, Italy

Another slow-paced scenic destination, Sicily is more than one of the best beach destinations in Europe. Its history spans several millennia and impresses with its well-preserved Greek and Roman ruins.

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The continent is home to stunning beaches, beautiful cities, and the most active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Cefalù, Syracuse, Trapani and Taormina are just some of the most charming coastal towns on the main island. If you don't want to get bored, island hopping in the Aeolian Islands in Sicily could be an interesting alternative.

Comino, Malta

Malta is one of the least appreciated beach destinations in Europe. However, this small nation has a lot to offer.

One of the most attractive places here is Comino, a small island that surprises its visitors with a wonderful turquoise lagoon. Cleverly called the Blue Lagoon, it is one of the most impressive beaches in Europe. It is impressive with warm waters and a calm atmosphere, especially in the low season.