Travel Reference
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As fly-and-flop destinations go, the Mediterranean has everything: from the pearl-white beaches and
turquoise waters around Corsica to the sumptuous food of Sicily and the enduringly popular clubs of Ibiza.
Though the quickest route is to fly, it's surprisingly easy to reach many of the popular islands by taking the
train to the coast and then catching a boat across the sea, especially in summer when many operators put
on faster vessels. You can get to Corsica, for instance, in fewer than three hours from Nice, and Menorca
can be under four hours from Barcelona.
Most of the main ports have conveniently fast rail connections so you can whizz down by train in a day
or take an overnight sleeper and sail across to the islands the following day. You'll soon be basking in the
balmy weather without having racked up a huge carbon footprint. This map indicates the most popular trans-
Mediterranean routes from the south coasts of Spain, France and Italy.
 
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