Nerja is one of the prettiest towns in Andalusia. If you wonder if there are other things to do in Nerja besides the beach, check this out.
This project is one of our sloped house series projects, the client asked us for one of the previous designs of this project series (Slope House 1) and we presented him with a new design according to his needs.
Preachers Rock, Preikestolen, Norway
A serene image of a tranquil beach with a verdant mountain backdrop. This poster employs the beauty of greenery to evoke a sense of calm and peace. The image features a grainy photo structure, adding depth and detail to the print. Ideal wall art to imbue any room with a serene vibe and blend well with other nature or landscape prints. This art print has a grainy photo structure.
Image 9 of 18 from gallery of House for Pau & Rocio / Arnau Tiñena Architecture. Courtesy of Arnau Tiñena
Heat waves and sunstrokes could be soft splashes and wild surfs, gentle rays, and water sports. Get your body onto the best beaches in the world. 1. Rabbit Beach, Italy Image Credit: italymag (dot) co (dot) uk The Southern coast of Italy has the small island of Lampedusa in Sicily. Pristine turquoise water and unspoiled natural white sand decorate this beach, which is accessible only by boat and is best to visit between May and September. 2. Grace Bay, Providenciales Image Credit: wherewhenhow (dot) com A part of the Turks and Caicos Islands, it has toughened hills, breathtaking ridges, scrubs and cactus foliage. Diving is a particular treat as there are endless coral reefs with aquatic life. The lustrous white sand and clear emerald waters are always welcoming. 3. White Haven Beach, Australia Image Credit: travelbeautifulplace (dot) com Untouched beaches of supremely white sand and water of a pure, crystalline blue. The silica-rich sand doesn’t retain heat, making it comfortable for barefoot walking all day. It stretches for 7 km on Whitsunday Island. 4. Baia do Sancho, Brazil Image Credit: viajesen (dot) blogspot (dot) com Tropical heaven with the green waters and sun-kissed sand, surrounded by spectacular gorges and ridges. It offers swimming and snorkelling in addition to the dolphin-viewing and turtle conservation project. 5. Flamenco Beach, Puerto Rico Image Credit: tripadvisor (dot) com This hidden cove allows you to see almost 20 yards underwater. Bioluminescence from plankton and shooting stars are its natural beauties, along with seeing the Milky Way on a moonless night. The reefs are a definite to go snorkelling, while the Caribbean blue sky and mild sunlight are gentle for sunbathing and swimming. 6. Playa de las Catedrales, Spain Image Credit: centineladelsendero (dot) com Beautiful caves and limited urbanization make this a place to get away from the stress of everyday routines. The natural coastal cliff and rock formations give it the title “Catedrales” with multiple arches that are accessible in low tide alone. Situated on the Cantabric coast, it lies 10 kms away from Ribadeo in the Lugo province. 7. Lopes Mendes Beach, Brazil Image Credit: getintravel (dot) com In Ilha Grande, this beach is amazing with naturally occurring indentations along the coast that hug the shoreline with sapphire blue waters. The white sands are a peaceful walk, while there are also facilities for boating, hiking, and more. December to March is the ideal time to visit. 8. Horseshoe Bay Beach, Bermuda Image Credit: tourist-destinations (dot) com Salmon pink sands, leisure beach furniture, coral blue waters, and impressive facilities including plenty of lifeguards and amazing cliff-side views make this Southampton Parish beach a great tropical destination. 9. Eagle Beach, Aruba Image Credit: jaxfaxcaribbeannews (dot) blogspot (dot) com A typically Caribbean beach, it is enriched with clear sands and clean waters, along with the easy-going climate of south-western Aruba. It’s breezy all through the day, and with extensive shade from a beach lined with trees, you can spot local fauna like colourful lizards and birds, among others. 10. Playa Paraiso Beach, Cuba Image Credit: outsideonline (dot) com In Cayo Largo are the expanses of ghostly white sand and surreal clear waters. The surf is so shallow that you can walk for a few hundred meters out into the ocean, all completely pure and blue. Sailing, pedal boats, snorkelling, and windsurfing can all be done free of cost at this beach, which is aptly named Paradise. Pack your trunks and sunscreen lotion, and head to these bountiful beaches for sandy, surfing, sunny sojourns all year long. You may also like: 10 Romantic Things to Do on a Vacation The World’s Best Destinations for Single Men Top 7 Summer Getaways
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