Airlines are opening new routes and resuming old ones every week, increasingly expanding flights to and from Europe. Hotels are offering discounts. And countries such as Malta are even offering to pay visitors as the continent reopens its borders to foreign visitors and prepares for a “more normal” summer by early July.
In other words, all seems to indicate that the time has come at last for travelers to be able to plan a summer beach vacation in Europe, post-coronavirus.
At no.5. Egremni Beach, Lefkada Island, Greece
With its turquoise waters, classified among the bluest water in the world, fine white sand and cliffs that flow into the sea, Egremni is one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece.
Located on the island of Lefkada in the Ionian Sea, also one of the most beautiful islands in Greece, Egremni beach with its sheer cliffs has often been described as “inaccessible.”
Lefkada, connected to the mainland by a floating swing bridge, is surrounded by 24 islets - Aristotle Onassis’s Skorpios among them.
Other noteworthy sights on the island are churches, monasteries, picturesque villages and secluded beaches surrounded by lush vegetation.
“Fancy a walk in the great outdoors? Park your car at Egremni beach and walk to Porto Katsiki,” EBD recommends. “Porto Katiski means "Goat port" in Greek. Because only goats could reach the area before.
The beach is at the bottom of a concave cliff. Now it is accessible to people, too.”
Greece very quickly positioned itself in favor of the vaccination passport and was one of the first to recognize it. Vaccination certificate or negative covid test taken 72 hours before arrival allow visitors to stay without quarantine.
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