PARIS, Aug 11 ― The Kayak travel search engine has tallied up the number of searches for trips to European islands. By combining this data with criteria such as accessibility, prices, food and transport, it has compiled a ranking of must-visit destinations. In the top 5 we have the unbeatable like Crete, but also more surprising and unknown islands, like Hiiumaa in Estonia or Bozcaada in Turkey.
Have you been dreaming of an island getaway? You’re not alone. Travel booking site Kayak analysed data from a study conducted on 2,000 adults in France between June 1 and July 14, 2021 and covering 70 islands across Europe. To rank the best island destinations, Kayak focused on seven criteria: weather, flight accessibility, prices , things to do, child friendliness, Covid-19 safety and eco-friendliness.
And the results put Crete on the top of the list, followed by Tenerife in Spain, the little known Hiiumaa in Estonia, Spain’s other Canary Islands and Bozcaada in Turkey. Crete ranks first among the islands for the beauty of its beaches. The island can boast of “Blue Flag” certification and low rainfall. Crete also offers many amusement parks and beachfront hotels, making it a great destination for families. Sports fans will find much to do in Tenerife.
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