A beach in Romania is in the top ten most relaxing beaches in Europe, according to a ranking based on a study that analyzed how often the word “relaxation” was mentioned in tourists’ travel reviews.
The most relaxing beach in Romania Photo – AV
Among the places preferred by tourists is Plaja Constanței, which was named the tenth most relaxing beach in Europe.
SpaSeekers.com used online travel reviews to find the most relaxing beaches in each country, using the number of times the word “relaxation” was mentioned in the reviews, compared to the total number of them. Beaches have been ranked globally and regionally based on the percentage of “relaxation” in reviews to reveal the world’s most relaxing beaches.
Thus, according to the reviews left by tourists, Constanţi beach was designated the tenth most relaxing in Europe, with the votes of 5.4% of travelers.
Because UK beaches dominate a large part of Europe’s top, other popular beaches on the continent were taken into account when compiling the ranking, with the exception of those in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Thus, Nautholsvik geothermal beach in Iceland is considered the most peaceful place in Europe. Over 15% of its online reviews highlighted its relaxing atmosphere.
Ayia Thekla Beach in Cyprus is the second most relaxing beach in Europe, standing out for its clear waters and peaceful surroundings. In contrast, Denmark’s Amager Strandpark, ranked third with 8% relaxing reviews, offers travelers a more urban escape, combining proximity to the city with calm and scenic views of the Baltic Sea.
In fourth place is Salthill Beach in Ireland, followed by Kavatsite Beach in Bulgaria and Portmarnock and Killiney Beaches, also in Ireland. Sveti Jakov beach in Croatia is in eighth place, Tramore beach in Ireland is in ninth place, and Constanța beach in Romania is in tenth place.
Globally, Little French Key in Honduras is considered the most relaxing beach in the world.
