Biarritz Beach Video Guide

Biarritz
Biarritz’s beach is the main draw. And it does just that; many, many people come here during the summer months to head to the beach and relax. Unfortunately, the beach isn’t all too big, so it can get quite crowded. So, much so, that it took me and my friend 10 minutes of walking just to find a place big enough to fit both of us. From the beach, you can see the rock out-cropings to your left, which are really spectacular.

Ibiza Beaches Video Guide

Ibiza Beaches
Wherever you are on Ibiza there will be some days when the prevailing wind will offer waves - when you planned a day of snorkelling, or a flat calm - the day after you polished your surf board. Occasionally you wake up and look out to sea to find clouds spoiling your plans for the day on the beach, but linger a while longer and you will suss the direction of the prevailing wind, which creates the clouds by forcing the colder air upwards as it reaches the land mass of the island. It soon becomes easy to work out which beaches will still enjoy sunshine on the windward side whether you fancy waves to play in, or a sheltered cove to enjoy snorkelling with sunlight illuminating the seabed below?Some days the skies are clear on your local beach, but the incoming wind is creating surf when you really fancied a lazy hour watching clouds vapourise from your lilo? Relax in the knowledge that it’s only 30 minutes to that new dream beach you never checked out before - sometimes even less than ten minutes walk?

Tarifa Beach Video Guide

Tarifa
Tarifa transformed from a strategic military fortress to a remote fishing town, and today tourism flourishes in this melting pot of cultures.Every population which either settled or passed by has left its imprint. This is evident from the traces of ancient Rome to the modern windsurfing culture although Tarifa’s Moorish style is still predominant with its medina (old city centre). This modern transformation, which avoided the mistakes made by the much of the mass Spanish tourism of the 60’s, has reinvented itself by beautifully blending its hotels and other accommodation facilities both along its virgin coastline and within the old city walls.These pages contain all the information you need to plan your visit. You will find advice on all the activities available. There’s more to Tarifa than mesmerising on the beautiful beach!

Cannes Beach Video Guide

Cannes Beach
A water-skiing instructor on this private beach will be happy to instruct you in the rudiments of this difficult sport. Sunbeds are EURO 7.32 per half day and EURO 10.67 per full day. A set menu at the fresh fish restaurant will set you back around EURO 20.58. The hotel has a pleasant atmosphere in which to soak up the sand, sea and sun. The hotel has a view of Cannes and its surroundings and the town centre is a stone’s throw away.

The St Tropez Beach Video Guide

The St Tropez
The St Tropez season has starter with the easter week end…the weather was gorgeous and very windy. As a result, it was a bit chilly on the beach and impossible to get in the water. La Bastide des Salins, the 14 rooms have been refurbish making it even more peacefull and agreable to stay there.The beachs on Pampelone are not all open at this time. Les Palmiers is still a very good choice: good food, nice people, excellent service, nice boutique. During the winter they have done a bit of refurblish and had some 60’s reedition furniture. For a drink before diner, we higly recommand La Maison Blanche good as before. They ad some more pieces of art and made some other changes with out changing the spirit, well done.For diner, absolutly do not go to Grand Joseph, food is bad, service even worse. They have manage to put as many table as possible there is no space left for the waiters to move around.

Brighton Beach Video Guide

Brighton Beach
It’s the most popular beach in England, and is popular not only with tourists but the many day-trippers, shoppers, locals and even those who come on business conferences.One of the reasons that Brighton beach is so popular is the many restaurants, attractions, pubs and clubs that are concentrated right on the beachfront. If you’re going in peak times, you may find it difficult (and expensive) to find parking. The car parks closest to the beachfront tend to get very full so if you’re staying in a hotel it may be easier to catch a local bus which will deposit you right on the beach near Brighton pier.

Kefalonia Beach Video Guide

Kefalonia
Kefalonia is a large island with diverse and dramatic scenery. The island has many wonderful bays and inlets which help to form its unusual shape. The northern rocky coastline has small and clean, pebble beaches whilst those on the southern shores are long and sandy. Kefalonia is just waiting to be explored and with a good road network the island is ideal for driving. For those who prefer a slower pace, Kefalonia is a great island for walking, cycling and horse-riding. With the Greek islands of Lefkas, Zante and Ithaca close by, you can take a ferry, motor-boat, or yacht to explore the Ionian shores. Or maybe you just want to unwind? Kefalonia’s stunning beaches await.

MARBELLA BEACHES Video Guide

MARBELLA BEACHES
In the center of La Costa del Sol, Marbella has about 27 kilometers of coastline, distributed in 24 different beaches within the municipality. Marbella town hall forbids animals on the beach, and that several beaches especially closer to the town centre have volleyball and sea sports on offer, such as windsurfing, waterskiing and pedal boats for hire. Marbella Beach and the Marbella Promenade is flanked by pavement caf?s, restaurants and apartment buildings on one side, and the Mediterranean on the other, this promenade is one of the most attractive on the Costa del Sol.

Cadiz Beach Video Guide

Cadiz beaches
Within Cadiz City boundaries, the beaches or la playas comprise of 25% of the total bay area. La Playa de la Caleta has the best, seemingly ancient view among the Cadiz beaches with its location situated between 2 old castles: the San Sebastian and Santa Catalina castles. Another appeal is its proximity to the vineyard neighborhoods called Barrio de la Vi?a. Another popular Cadiz beach is La Playa de la Victoria –considered a family beach with its smooth sands and steady waves. Sports activities like jet skiing can be enjoyed in Victoria , but there are also areas to lounge under the sun with rented beach umbrellas and chairs. Across the avenue, there are interesting shops and restaurants that the tourists of La Playa de la Victoria can enjoy.