Although Europe has plenty of worldwide “leisure capitals” that tourists visit yearlong, as Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, and London just to name a few, there are a handful of locations that rise above the top during summer season, thanks to its beaches, luxurious vibe, nightlife, and private jet connectivity; places remotely located that lack commercial connections and that offer great private aviation infrastructure and availability.
It is never too early to start planning ahead your next luxury holidays, especially when 2022 has registered record-breaking demand, much like 2021, when private aviation demonstrated to the world the real added value of the industry, utmost reliability and safety when other means of transportation remained grounded. Welojets, Madrid-based private jet company, recommends booking in advance to have more aircraft availability, especially when traveling to the following top summer destinations in Europe.
Amalfi Coast
Probably the most beautiful 50 kilometers of coastline in southern Europe, the Amalfi Coast in Italy covers 13 municipalities, all of them centered on tourism, although Amalfi is the main historical and political hub. Beautiful landscapes, breathtaking cliffs, warm summers, and mild winters have made Amalfi Coast one of the top private jet destinations in the world. Having an almost entirely private jet dedicated terminal as the Salerno - Costa d'Amalfi Airport also supports its case, allowing aircraft to avoid the crowded Naples International Airport.
Balearic Islands
Two of the top three private jet airports in Spain are located in the Balearic Islands. Palma de Mallorca leads the list while Ibiza comes in at third. Both locations are famous for its nightlife, luxury hospitality, beaches and again, private jet connectivity. In fact, international traffic reigns by far throughout Spain, positioning the country as one of the top private jet destinations in Europe.
Aegean Islands
In the west of the Mediterranean Sea lies the beautiful Agean Islands. Although the vast majority belong to Greece, Turkey also has a fair share of possessions, led by Imbros and Tenedos. On the Greek side, Santorini and Mykonos are a private jet magnet, and many, from Athens, opt to travel via a charter helicopter to Mykonos due to its proximity. Back to Turkey, because although a peninsula, there is a place gathering attention fro savvy private jet travelers: Bodrum. The beautiful tourism and nautical epicenter of western Turkey has plenty to offer, featuring twin bays and the famous Bodrum Castle, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World completed in the 4th century B.C.
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