We have chosen three European destinations where there is no space for cars. No cars, no problem! We are talking about destinations where sustainable tourism is written in their genes.
Three European islands with their approach sustainable tourism, prefer pedestrians instead of cars. These are Hydra in Greece, Porquerolles in France and Lopud on Croatia. These idyllic islands offer an escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life and the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful holiday.
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Photo: unsplashHydra, Greece
Hydra lying in the Aegean Sea, is a hidden gem known for its pristine beauty and traditional Greek island charm. With no cars or motorized vehicles allowed on the island, Hydra has retained its timeless appeal. Visitors can stroll along narrow stone-paved streets decorated with bougainvillea and whitewashed houses. Explore picturesque coastal paths, visit magnificent monasteries and relax on idyllic pebble beaches. Donkeys are the main means of transportation, which adds to the island's unique appeal.
Porquerolles, France
Located along the French Riviera, Porquerolles is a pristine Mediterranean island known for its natural beauty and blue sea. As cars are strictly prohibited, visitors can explore the island's unspoiled landscape on foot or by bicycle. Perfect beaches with crystal clear water, rugged coastal paths and fragrant vineyards await you. Discover the charming village with shops, cafes and the famous Sainte-Anne church. Porquerolles is a haven for nature lovers with protected marine areas and lush vegetation.
Lopud, Croatia
Nestled in the Adriatic Sea near Dubrovnik, Lopud is a charming car-free island known for its stunning beaches, historic charm and lush vegetation. As you step off the ferry, you'll be greeted by the scent of citrus and Mediterranean herbs. The island's main attraction is Šunj beach, a crescent-shaped sandy haven ideal for sunbathing and swimming. Stroll through the picturesque village adorned with historic buildings, visit the 15th century Franciscan monastery and explore the enchanting Lopud Botanical Garden. All this, without the distraction of the honking of a car.
