Offbeat spots on Mediterranean Islands you need to see!

1. OFFBEAT SPOTS ON MEDITERRANEAN ISLANDS YOU NEED TO SEE!

2. The only feeling better than a trip itself is planning the best holidays to destinations afar. The excitement, the anticipation, the imagination and the manifestation. You spend time researching the places to visit, activities to do and getting the best out of the places in every possible way in that limited timeframe of yours.

3. Discover the offbeat places for your Mediterranean island bucket list!

4. Sardinia is great for an all-inclusive island holiday with contrasting lights and colours of a region blending with ancient traditions and wildlife. The area still maintain a natural composition filled with lush forests, trees, little desert areas. Sardinia Travel Guide www.orbistravels.co.uk

5. In the island capital of Cagliari, most tourists start their visit from Piazza Della Costituzione to San Remy Bastione. Originally built to defend the Castello quarter, Cagliari holds the beautiful cathedral (Cagliari Cathedral) today, offering a sweeping view over the town and harbour. Cagliari and Southern Sardinia For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

6. Inside its 1.8 metre thick walls, spiral stairways join the triple floor and as you walk through the passages, you will enjoy the refinement of this prehistoric workmanship and engineering. Witness another Nuraghe that was dug underneath the structure, along with other fascinating exhibits. Nuraghe Su Nuraxi For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

7. Walk down the steps of a thousand-of-year-old well. The architectural marvel has balanced proportions that amaze every tourist with its geometric composition and state. Witness an old well-made so precisely that it will blow your mind! Parco Archeologico Naturalistico di Santa Cristina By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

8. There is a little-known tourist resort near Oristano S'Archittu on a natural arched rock over the sea. The place is charming and draws many people swimming beneath their arches or walking uphill. S’Archittu and Spiaggia Stella By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

9. The island's diversified landscape includes beaches, mountains, active volcanoes and even skiing in the winter. Archaeological sites, cathedrals reveal evidence of its history as a home for Greeks. Normans and Spaniards. As Frederick II, King of Sicily, once said: “I don't envy God's paradise, because I'm well satisfied to live in Sicily”. Sicily Travel Guide By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

10. The Aeolian Islands Holiday is very famous among the tourists holidaying in Sicily. The largest and most visited island is Lipari, but visitors are also drawn to the opportunity to climb up to the craters of the archipelago's still active volcanoes, Vulcano and Stromboli. Aeolian Islands For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

11. Palermo Cathedral in Sicily is a magnificent feat of architecture located in the centre of Palermo. The cathedral is a sight to behold, with a Duomo that rises above the building towards the blue Sicilian sky and the iconic statue of Santa Rosalia standing proudly out front. Palermo Cathedral For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

12. Palermo Cathedral in Sicily is a magnificent feat of architecture located in the centre of Palermo. The cathedral is a sight to behold, with a Duomo that rises above the building towards the blue Sicilian sky and the iconic statue of Santa Rosalia standing proudly out front. Gole dell’Alcantara By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

13. Mozia, sometimes known as Mozzia or Motya, is a small island in the Stagnone Lagoon in the province of Trapani with a long history. It is of particular archaeological interest because it is the largest Phoenician settlement in the Mediterranean. It is also well-known for its gorgeous windmills. Mozia By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

14. Ibiza Travel Guide Pine trees that virtually touch the sea, days spent on a yacht, tranquil communities brimming with rustic charm, luxurious beach clubs, accommodation in paradise-like locations. Ibiza is a divine Mediterranean location where you can let your hair down & enjoy the laid-back hippy culture of its fashion and street markets, watch the sunset surrounded by stunning landscape. By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

15. Playa d'en Bossa is one of the best places to visit in Ibiza. This beachfront resort is ideal for people looking for an all-inclusive vacation right on the beach. It is also the island's longest beach, so you will have no trouble finding a daybed or a lounger right on the sand. Playa d'en Bossa For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

16. Playa d'en Bossa is one of the best places to visit in Ibiza. This beachfront resort is ideal for people looking for an all-inclusive vacation right on the beach. It is also the island's longest beach, so you will have no trouble finding a daybed or a lounger right on the sand. Santa Eulalia del Río For tourists www.orbistravels.co.uk

17. The beach in Cala d'Hort is an excellent site to look out at the towering island of Es Vedrà. It is claimed to be the home of the sirens who tried to entice Odysseus in Homer's Odyssey. As the sun sets, Es Vedrà and the neighbouring islets provide a magnificent backdrop. Es Vedrà and Es Vedranell Nature Reserve By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

18. San Juan, a tranquil village in the north of the island, is located in the municipality of Sant Joan de Labritja and is truly one of Ibiza's hidden jewels. San Juan is a tranquil rural retreat surrounded by pine tree-covered hills. The leisurely pace of life, modest bars and cafes, and a town square are as real as it gets in Ibiza. San Juan By locals www.orbistravels.co.uk

19. Mainstream or Offbeat activities for holidays? Travelling to a famous touristy place is a safe option for sure. Explore the new cities, the life of the localites and so much more. However, the true magic lies off the beaten path. Get in touch with our travel expert now to find curated packages and itineraries to plan your next offbeat trip. Bon Voyage! www.orbistravels.co.uk

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