clumsy hull of a freighter

The beef came out quickly, as did the accompaniments (the mushroom and tofu soup was outstanding). I took the small slices, reddish-pink and streaked with white fat, and placed them on the grill. The fat sizzled, droplets hitting the coal, and each piece quickly turned a beautiful shade of brown

This famous beach site is famous for its large yet clumsy hull of a freighter running aground in the early 80s. The ship now sits in the middle of a crescent beach, a few yards away from the tideline where bone-white sand meets the bright blue Ionian Sea. The sheer cliffs surround the beach so the cove is only accessible by boat. However, an abundance of providers in the area also says that there is a steady stream of tourists all summer long. The rusted shell set against the spectacular natural beauty of Zakynthos Island is a striking sight.

Calanque d’en Vau, France 

Calanque d’en Vau in France

Those who love adventure won’t want to miss this secluded spot on France’s southern coast. It’s only accessible by boat or two-hour ofhiking. And the effort that you puts into to get to this place makes the end result more appealing. This beach is surrounded by massive, craggy cliffs, and the visual contrast of bright blue Mediterranean against the white limestone. It makes this travel site feel like something that only existed in a dream.

Rabbit Beach, Italy

Rabbit Beach is probably one of the most beautiful beaches in theworld. It is located about 100 miles off the Italian coast. The water is pretty shallow, calm, and clear. This spot is really a haven for both swimmers and snorkelers.