Mediterranean Coastline Collection

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Adriatic coast south of Makarska, Croatia, former Yugoslavia, Europe 1960, Europe

Adriatic coast at Petrovac also known as Petrovac na Moru

Sailing boat on the beach of Rimini, Adriatic coast, Emilia Romagna region, Italy 1969

Dolphin show at the dolphinarium at the marina

People by the sea on the Mediterranean coast

View of the Mediterranean coast from the Ponte de Luigi

Sailing boats on the beach of Rimini, Adriatic coast, Emilia Romagna region, Italy 1969

Ferry Gentile de Fabriano, Rimini, Adriatic coast, Emilia Romagna region, Italy 1969

Dolphin show at the dolphinarium at the marina

Hydrofoil, Rimini, Adriatic coast, Emilia Romagna region, Italy 1969

Small boats bob in the harbour of Rimini on the Adriatic coast

Fishing boats and nets in the harbour of Porto canale di Rimini

Fishing boats and yachts in the harbour Porto canale di Rimini

View of the Mediterranean coast from Byblos, Lebanon, 1998, Asia

Market scene in Amalfi, Italy, in front of the cathedral

Monastery de lAnnonciade near Menton

View of the garden of Villa Garnet in 1880

View of the garden of Villa Bennet in 1880

Menton, commune in the Alpes-Maritimes department in the Provence-Alpes-Cote dAzur region on the French Riviera

Olive harvest in Menton

Women in a garden in Menton

Beautiful sunset on Mediterranean sea coast

Primosten at sunset, Croatian Adriatic coast

Typical granite rock formations in turquoise sea off Cala Granara

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EDITORS COMMENTS

The Mediterranean coastline is a breathtakingly beautiful and diverse region that spans across several countries in Southern Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia. Stretching for over 46,000 kilometers (29,000 miles), this extensive shoreline offers an array of stunning landscapes, from crystal-clear turquoise waters to rugged cliffs and secluded beaches. One of the defining characteristics of the Mediterranean coastline is its rich cultural heritage. The region has been home to numerous civilizations throughout history, including the ancient Greeks and Romans who left behind a legacy of architectural wonders such as amphitheaters, temples, and aqueducts. Many of these historical sites have been beautifully preserved and are now popular tourist destinations. In addition to its cultural significance, the it is renowned for its natural beauty. The warm climate and abundant sunshine make it an ideal destination for beachgoers seeking relaxation or water sports enthusiasts looking to take advantage of the excellent surfing conditions. Visitors can explore picturesque fishing villages perched on rocky outcrops or stroll through charming towns like Saint-Tropez in France or Positano in Italy. The cuisine along the Mediterranean coastline is equally impressive with fresh seafood being a staple ingredient in many local dishes. Popular delicacies include grilled octopus from Greece's coastal tavernas or paella from Spain's seaside restaurants. Wine production is also prevalent throughout the region with regions like Tuscany in Italy producing some world-class vintages. From hiking through fragrant pine forests on Crete's rugged mountainside trails to sailing through crystal-clear waters off Turkey's sun-kissed coastlines – there truly is something for everyone when exploring this enchanting stretch of land bordering one of our planet's most iconic bodies – sea itself