A windswept Atlantic port with 18th-century ramparts, a fish market and kitesurfing on the beach.
A UNESCO medina by the beach, the Ribat fortress and Roman mosaics in the museum.
The Phoenician city that invented purple dye, a Roman hippodrome and beaches on a peninsula.
A whitewashed colonial port between the rainforest and the sea, with schooner trips to the islands.
Roman mosaics, the Tombs of the Kings and the rock where Aphrodite came ashore.
A German-built port on the Baltic, the ferry to the Curonian Spit and its sand dunes.
Faded colonial beach town, UNESCO-listed.
One of the worldโs oldest lakes, with Byzantine churches on the shore and a UNESCO-listed old town.
Forested dune peninsula, UNESCO-listed.
Baltic island of rauk sea stacks and the Hanseatic walled town of Visby.
The largest sand island on Earth โ rainforest, dingoes and the freshwater Lake McKenzie.
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