Seaside lodge

If you are looking for your own secret paradise, check out our recommendations for the best secluded seaside lodges to visit in Europe and around the world. Тhe seaside lodges are fully equipped, from an ultra HD television to an inovate oven. The seaside lodges are two minutes from the beach and to a freshwater lagoon: from the comfortable rooms there is a beautiful view of the pristine sands. Plus, the friendly owners cook and dine with you and will take you on various trips - there is even a boat you can borrow, but you will probably have to do it yourself.

Vegetation characteristics

The temperate continental climate differs from deciduous forests. They consist of two levels - trees and shrubs. The grass cover is distinguished by a larger number of species than other variants of the flora. In addition, it is also divided into several levels. The deciduous tree has a branched branch with a dense crown. The seasons do not contribute to year-round vegetation. In winter, the trees shed their leaves - simple, toothed or lobed, thin and can not withstand any drought or frost. The temperate continental climate of the temperate zone can vary as large and small-leaved species. The first may include: ash, maple, oak, linden, elm. The second - eight, alder and birch.

In addition, the forest can be divided into such species as monodominant and polydominant. The first is typical of Europe - there is a certain type. The second is found in Asia, North America and Chile: the forest consists of many different species. In warm areas, among the deciduous trees there are evergreen species, as well as vineyards - grapes, legumes, honeysuckle or birch trees. Despite the annual fall of leaves, forests in these areas are characterized by underdeveloped waste: a temperate continental climate encourages its rapid degradation. This creates excellent conditions for bacteria and earthworms. At the same time the leaves of the leaves become an obstacle to moss, which grows in such a forest only in the roots of trees and in places protruding from the soil.

Characteristic animals

The fauna of the continental climate located above is very homogeneous. This combination of woody, terrestrial, herbivorous, carnivorous animals. There are many amphibians and reptiles in the deciduous forests - there are twice as many as in the tundra. The abundance of light, thick undergrowth, lush grass are excellent conditions for different animals. There are animals that feed on seeds and nuts, such as rodents, squirrels, numerous birds, such as hair, western nightgowns, small bumps, large tits and blue eyes. In almost every forest you can find fine and vegetable, oriole, and in the far corners - and a forest pigeon. Larger animals are represented by ermines, badgers, wolves, foxes, lynx and bears. They live all over Europe and in Greater Asia. In uninhabited corners there are unique species - wild cats, forest martens, ferrets. There is a large presence of herbivores - wapiti, red deer, bison and chamois.

Plage de Saleccia,

Plage de Saleccia is a meter of sand a kilometer long with an impressive background of high dunes. The beach is always quite quiet, because to get to it, you have to get part of the boat and walk the rest. The silky white sands of Plage de Loto are just a 40-minute walk east along the coast, but if you want to have these secluded beaches by your side(after travelers leave during the day), you can put up a tent in the shade of the trees behind the dunes. of Saleccia at Camping U Paradisu.

Gerakas beach, Greece

Gerakas is not your typical Greek beach. Loggerhead turtles come here to lay their eggs, so it is out of bounds from dusk to dawn, and sunbeds are prohibited. When the resort facilities are absent, tourism here is designed to complement the natural beauty of the surroundings and guests are encouraged to learn more about the delicate environment. Visitors can take catamaran trips to see the turtles or explore the countryside by jeep or on foot, with or without a guide. Both Kefalonia and Olympia are a short ferry ride away.

Riserva dello Zingaro, Sicily

Riserva dello Zingaro is in northwestern Sicily, about an hour from Palermo. This is a popular day trip for city dwellers, but go in the middle of the week or out of season and you will have the secluded beaches next to you. Created to protect a 7-kilometer stretch of coastline, it is the island's first nature reserve and home to numerous flora and fauna. The only way is on foot and this is the perfect place for a walk on a pristine beach or, if you feel more energetic, there are many indoor mountain walks that you have to deal with.

Praslin Island, Saint Lucia

The small white sand beach of Praslin Island is on the east coast of St. Lucia and is ideal for swimming before lunch for a picnic. Your only company is probably the occasional bird and a few lizards on this secluded beach. The only access to the island is by boat, which takes about ten minutes from the village of Praslin. If you can mix with the idyll, nearby is the Fregate Islands Nature Reserve and to the north, the Eastern Nature Trail - where you can go on a guided tour of the rocky shore.

Winter months

In temperate continental climates there is a pronounced seasonality. The main seasons - summer and winter - deserve to be considered separately. During the cold season, the earth's surface and atmosphere cool, leading to the appearance of the Asian anticyclone. It extends to Siberia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia and sometimes to Southeastern Europe. As a result, there is a severe winter with strong air fluctuations within a few days, when thawing abruptly turns into frost to minus thirty. Precipitation falls in the form of snow, which is constantly preserved in the areas east of Warsaw. The maximum height of the lid can reach ninety centimeters - such snowshoes are found in Western Siberia. A large amount of snow protects the soil from freezing and provides moisture in the spring.

Summer months

The temperate continental climate of Russia and Eastern Europe is characterized by a fairly rapid onset of summer. The rising amount of solar heat heats the air masses entering the continent from the ocean. The average monthly temperatures in July are just under twenty degrees. The annual amount of precipitation in these regions is from 300 to 800mm. The amount changes only on the slopes of the Alps. Sedimentation can be more than two thousand millimeters. It is worth noting a decrease in their number in the direction from west to east.