13. Porquerolles, France
Once a private island, Porquerolles is now largely a nature reserve with a population of about 200. In 1912, François Joseph Fournier gave this isle to his beloved wife as a wedding gift, and they built a vineyard. Now it’s best known for its annual summer jazz festival. If you have a room in the nearby village of Hyères, hop aboard a boat and visit.
14. Valleta, Malta
If you visit Malta’s main island, you simply must spend time in the capital city, Valletta. Perched on the island’s edge, Valletta is a walled city awash in white. Harking back to the 1500s, this place offers you the opportunity to tour Baroque landmarks and unwind on an island too. So if you’re a sun worshiper who is into history, book your next holiday here.
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