Blue is the color of the sea, but there are places where the Mediterranean takes on such an intense shade that it has become their peculiarity. Here they are:
1. Santorini, Greece
2. Comino, Malta
3. Mallorca, Spain
4. Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia
5. Palinuro, Italy
Santorini, Greece.
The island of Santorini is one of the best known and most visited in the Mediterranean, a destination every year for many tourists who choose it not only for its nightlife. In fact, the island is a small blue paradise! The shades of the sea contrasted with the red of the volcanic walls create a fascinating contrast of colors, like that of the white walls of the houses with their blue roofs. And then its naturalistic beauties because in Santorini there are some of the most fascinating beaches in the Mediterranean. The best way to know them is to rent a boat and set sail to discover this little blue paradise, here the link with the best offers to rent a boat in Santorini with Boatsandgo.
Comino, Malta.
In the tiny and almost uninhabited island of Comino, in the Maltese archipelago, there is a place that cannot be bluer: the Blue Lagoon . The name is due to the shades of blue of the water which in this area is crystal clear and makes the Blue Lagoon one of the most scenic areas in the Mediterranean thanks also to the richness and beauty of the flora and fauna. Malta, Gozo and Comino are a marvel to know from the sea, also because many coves and beaches are not reachable from land, renting a boat in Malta is simple and not excessively expensive, here is the link with the suggestions of Boatsandgo.
Mallorca, Spain.
In the south of Spain and precisely in the Balearic archipelago, on the island of Mallorca, Cala Mondragò is a dip in the blue. Mallorca is famous for its coves and beaches and also for its lively nightlife, but moving away from the capital Palma the pace becomes slower and the places less crowded. Cala Mondragò is located on the west side of the island, a very white and rather small beach flanked by two rocky promontories that plunge into the blue water. The cove is difficult to access and to fully enjoy it it may be a good idea to get to know it from the sea. On Boatsandgo there are hundreds of offers to rent a boat in Mallorca, here you will find the link with the best offers.
Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia.
Not far from the capital Tunis, overlooking the gulf of the same name, Sidi Bou Said is the blue city of Tunisia. The white houses are full of blue details, decorations, curtains, window frames are colored blue and create a beautiful contrast. So impressive that it has often been chosen by internationally renowned artists not only as a set but also as a place of residence.
Palinuro, Italy.
South of Salerno, in the Cilento and Vallo del Diano Park, Palinuro is an increasingly popular and increasingly popular destination for tourists. An impressive number of caves and submerged caverns, there are 35, make Palinuro an attraction of marine speleo tourism. Some of these caves can be visited by boat, among these the best known is the Blue Cave , certainly the best known and most visited. The sunlight penetrates into the cave chamber thanks to an underwater tunnel generating a characteristic deep blue color inside. Many coves and beaches of this stretch of the Cilento coast can only be reached by sea, to visit them it is necessary to rent a boat. Here link the best offers of Boatsandgo to rent a boat in Palinuro.
