These 3 stunning Mediterranean Paradissen break tourist records of all time

The Med is booming! It is not only Greece, Croatia and Spanish islands that have a moment – there are some real surprises that rise in popularity.

Most travelers opt for the 3 destinations mentioned as their top choices for postcard beaches, incredible food and even the dusk until nightlife to the daily.

But there is much more to discover than the names of the house. In fact, there are 3 wonderful paradises that break all-time tourist records, and we at Travel Off Path would have a hard time believing that you would guess them.

It is not Santorini, Mallorca or even Dubrovnik. No, they are also off-path, but just as fascinating. It is clear that they are worth the trip if so many holidaymakers drive past record -breaking benchmarks to each of the following destinations.

The best of all is that you will find beautiful sang searched coasts, even in the fall.

Tivat, Montengro

Montenegro is one of the best European countries that is currently reaching at the moment, in case this Balkan -Nation decides to eventually become a member of the European Union.

If you have followed the latest input requirements in Europe, you probably know that Montenegro will remain one of the few countries not to maintain annoying fingerprint policy or entrance prices, which is probably one of the many important reasons why the dreamy seaside resort Tivat one record number From visitors (just shy of 2 million).

The other reason is that the capital, podgoric, is usually called a snoozestest with not much to see other than boring architecture and an incidental cozy café.

Tivat is the antithesis of such a boredom. Although Tivat fits the bill like a sleepy hiding place, and it is a great place to pamper yourself with a budget.

Tivat radiates luxury from end to finish without the towering prices that you would assume were confirmed. Waikiki Beach Resort is at the top of the list for Paradise Resorts, but ask for lei’d At your own risk.

Paphos, Cyprus

Cyprus is about as far away a Mediterranean outing as most American travelers feel at ease to venture into themselves without too close-for-comfort territory in the area of ​​conflicts in the Middle East.

But there are no legitimate safety problems with regard to holiday in Cyprus. The US Department of Foreign Affairs classifies Cyprus as ‘Level 1: practice normal precautions’ since the last update in January.

Once you are here, you will not think twice about how close to this unspoilt, historic island is to countries that are not considered unlimited.

Some areas even bring you back in time, where you feel that you are in ancient Greece with Dopplegangers from Athens like the Digging the kingsFor example.

Paphos is equal parts historical because it is unspoilt. You can easily charge on the beach for a few days, only to explore the city, to find hidden gem after a hidden gem, because this beautiful town was not published as it should be.

Paphos has everything from the UNESCO -secure old locations, secret waterfalls, shiny lagoons and even beaches with a tight lips on the edge, many tourists still have to discover.

But the real draw for Paphos is the value. Resorts here are incredibly affordable, and there is no doubt that a huge catalyst has been for the island Record -breaking tourist songsLargely driven by Paphos.

Antalya, Turkiye

Do we dare say “Move about Istanbul”?

It certainly looks like it! Turkiye is one of the world’s most visited cities, because the popular vast metropolis is one of the best puzzle pieces in the world to connect travelers worldwide.

As such, most Americans in Turkiye do not step outside of Istanbul (including myself).

That said, Antalya, the Mediterranean crown jewel of Turkiye, already experiences his Dear August ever, And the month is not even over.

The disadvantage of this is that prices are not what they used to be. I have to offer the supply and supply of love …

Although you are doing more here nowadays, Antalya is not your average beach town. Just like Paphos you have a mix of old sights that are reminiscent of Europe’s most famous locations, a picturesque old city (known as Kaleiçi) and food to die.

A ride on the Tünekte cable rink is a must, if not only for the view, but also to scop which cool places to hit, because the city is quite large, houses more than 2.7 million people.

You will find lively turquoise waters, hidden bays, flashy resorts, buzzing nightlife and usually hospitable locals.

Although some would claim that Antalya is staggering on overtourism.

Sam Sears

SAM, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego has visited 36 countries and wrote more than 1000 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.

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