There lots of small beautiful villages, also in Croatia on the Adreatic sea I like Villefranche sur mer , between Nice and Monaco Cannes, Cascais(Lisbon area), the Turkish Riviera, the Costa Brava, the Greek Islands, sooo many options
Temporarily? I got me a condo, right on the water in N. Plagia Chalkidiki Greece and a mountain home in Vlaherna Arkadia Greece. So if 10 months out of the year are spent there and 2 in Chicago, it looks like I'll be here (Chicago) temporarily. Besides, if I can have a boat and enjoy it for at least six months, island hopping here I come.
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From the top 15, I visited, Saint Tropez, Marsaxxlok (many good fish restaurants) , San Sebastian (many many tapas bars) , Menton and Cadaquès. Otherwise, my prefered visited beaches are La graciosa (Lanzarote /Canaria /Spain ), Lotu (by boat from Saint Florent / Corsica/France ), Berck Sur Mer , Moliets et Maa and Batz Sur Mer (France), Port de Pollenca (Mallorca /Spain), Ostende/ La Panne ( Belgium)
Cadaques is famous for Salvador Dali as he lived in that area. You can visit his extraordinary house nearby but you have to book in advance, The Dali museum is also in nearby Figueras!!
Cool suggestions. I have visited Funchal, Sorrento, seen most of Malta except the fishing village mentioned but I was close by there, been to Sicily but not to Shefalo, and Oia in Santorini,
Oh u didn’t mention some of the top villages but okk. There are so many beautiful villages and cheap to live in Montenegro Albania or Croatia for example and u come with St Tropez where a coffee coast €6.
When talking about Cadaques, he mentioned Picasso but failed to mention that Dali lived in Port LLigat, a small town on the edge of Cadaques. You can visit his home which is now a museum. In Figueres is the main Dali museum.
Love them all. Generally, I would advise to look into nordern spain, more than san sebastian: Santander, gijon, coruña, and their surroundings. Is pretty affordable, nice beaches, everything is green around. Quite developed so good internet, public transport, airports, and norhtern spain, which means good food. Bad side is, weather is colder and wetter than rest of spain so better fit for may-september, both inclusive.
I'm wondering what the water temperature is in these cities. Whenever I stayed in the south of France, the Mediterranean was too cold to swim in, however in Barcelona, it was quite comfortable.
Santorini? Really? The island is so small that you will get bored within a week. You can not do anything and in season, you are trampled by tourists disemabrking from cruise ships.
