Where the Water is Blue and the Sand is White

October 1, 2012 By Sarah Perkins Leave a Comment

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Possibly anywhere in the world, the water really is this blue. Just 20 minutes by plane (to Ibiza), followed by 30 minutes on a ferry, is the little island paradise of Formentera.

We do have beaches this blue in Australia but our waters come with sharks and crocodiles and lots of poisonous things.

Filed Under: Europe, Photos, Spain Tagged With: beaches, Europe, Formentera, Photography, Travel

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