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Everybody knows
about Mediterranean Islands, but you will be amazed to know that there are 200
of those and 95% of the tourists stay on just 20 of them. It will be difficult
for you to digest that there are Mediterranean islands with a mellow vibe and
are a perfect recipe for a tranquil experience.
Pantelleria, Italy
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Geographically it
is closer to Tunisia than Italy, this volcanic island is believed to produce
the best capers of the world. Moreover its typical Passito wine has fetched it
much popularity. The island is generally quiet and calm yet it has a hint of
glamour attached to it. Many celebrities have got their dammusi-stoned villa of
Pantescan style, which dot the island beautifully.
Bozcaada, Turkey
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Formerly known as
Tenedos, this Aegean watchhouse is the favorite hotspot of Istanbul’s
fashionable crowd. It is marked by the premium winery beautiful spread over its
landscapes. Serene and away from the hurly burly, this bougainvillea shrouded
island is the best place to enjoy a Turkish coffee in the cobbled boulevards
and witness the time stopping by.
Vis, Croatia
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Vis was the
military territory until 1989, which made easier for Vis to hold onto its
original vibe. Unlike other islands which are far from the mainland, Vis is
inhabited. The Town’s small port gets decent yacht traffic in summers but its
composure remains unperturbed, particularly in the Old Town, which is reached
by a seafront walkway.
Formentera, Spain
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Despite being in
close proximity with the party island of the world- Ibiza, the Formentera
dances to its own tune. Forbidden by the Spanish for centuries because of
pirate attacks, this forlorn island became the hippe-hub in the 1960’s. It is
best known for its crystalline waters and when the mob leaves in the evening
you can have it all for yourself.
Gozo, Malta
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In the medieval era
the notorious knights were imprisoned here, but these days it’s the favorite
escape of the Maltese from the hustle and bustle of the main island. Tan in a
idyllic laid back spot with some delightful seafood.
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