Funchal is the main town of Madeira Island, Portugal. Surrounded by the Atlantic, with hotels, port and an international airport, known for its appealing temperatures, decorative paved streets, wine and crafts, Funchal is major tourist destination. The blue ocean’s waves visible almost from anywhere on the island. Visitors to the island are usually impressed by the amazing beauty of the lush vegetation around its coastline.
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Uig Sands is one of Britain’s most remote but beautiful bays, and there are twenty other beaches within walking distance. Just next to this remote beauty a hotel stands with a maximum of sixteen guests. This is a chance to escape to your own beach. However, rather than sunbathing and swimming in the waves, you also will be walking, picnicking, spotting birds and wildflowers, fishing, photographing, exploring and just breathing the fresh air of the Atlantic. Photo by: 58-north
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If you approach Porto Santo by air, the whole island seems a glorious-golden yellow against the glistening cobalt blue sea. The island is known as ‘painting made by god’ and is 46 km to the northeast of Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean. The island tending to remind of North Africa, rather than Europe – a starkly beautiful desert landscape of palm trees and cacti, dotted with pine groves and small wheatfields. Photo by: Tiagoto
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Tucked into the native maritime forest, you will find the sanctuary of Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Club. Bahia Beach Resort and Golf Club, Puerto Rico located on Puerto Rico’s northeastern coast where the Atlantic Ocean blends with the azure waters of the Caribbean Sea. The community will boast a magnificent two-mile crescent of Sandy Beach.
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In the eastern Caribbean just north of Antigua, Barbuda is one of the Leeward Islands. On one side of the island the Atlantic Ocean ravages the wild beaches, strewing them with driftwood and shells, while on the other the calm Caribbean Sea creates endless stretches of perfect white and pink sandy beaches. The island is much less developed than many of the Caribbean neighbours. Popular activities include swimming and snorkelling, as the clear waters abound with turtles and tropical fish. Photo by: André Pipa
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This guest post has been written by Nick Ball, editor of Lanzarote Guidebook, the free tourist guide to Lanzarote.
Lanzarote is the most easterly of the Canary Islands. The seven specks of Spain which are located off the coast of Morocco in the Atlantic Ocean. The archipelago has long had something of a reputation as a package tourist destination. Not unjustifiably so – as this is the second most visited region in Spain after Catalonia.
Yet the Canaries are not all birds of a feather. As whilst the bigger islands such as Tenerife have long since been buried beneath a sea of hotels and apartment complexes little Lanzarote has managed to remain relatively unspoiled.
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An archipelago of nine volcanic islands approximately 1,500 km from mainland Portugal, The Azores are the remote western tip of Europe. They are the tops of some of the biggest mountains on the planet, mostly hidden under the Atlantic Ocean, but rising to a spectacular 2,351 m above sea level. Amazing! Photo by: swilton
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