5 Most Amazing Beaches Of The Mediterranean Sea

Taormina is a small town on the east coast of Sicily an island of Italy. With its popular beaches and warm water as well as the vicinity to Mount Etna, Europe's largets active volcano, Taormina is attracting tourists since the 19th century.

Thassos, also sometimes referred to as Thasos, is a island of Greece in the northern part of the Aegean Sea. Geographically it is a part to Macedonia. Although being well know for tourist from all over Europe, the island is still a secret for most American tourists. But if you are looking for a place off Greece beaten tracks, than Thassos with its pine forests and rocky beaches is for you.

While Sveti Stefan, the most exclusive seaside resort in Montenegro, used to be a tidal island before it is nowadays connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus. After evicting the last residents in the 1950s, the former fishermen's village was transformed into a luxury town-hotel, inviting the world's celebrities.

Hvar is a Croatian island, located approximately 5 kilometers off the Dalmatian coast in the Adriatic Sea. With its aquamarine seas and overflowing lavender fields it attracts not only the budget traveller but the jet set as well.

Ayia Napa is a tourist resort in the eastern part of the coast of Cyprus. It is well known for its sandy white beaches and was a popular family holiday destination for a long time. In recent years it became a famous party capital, competing with destinations such as Ibiza, Mykonos or Rimini.