Summarize and humanize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in EnglishA new study from Tui has revealed Europe’s most popular destinations for people aged 65 and over. The leading travel brand looked at reviews of experiences by senior travellers on TUI Musement, its activity booking platform, to see which destinations are best suited to the baby boomer generation. A spokesperson says: ‘With more free time, financial stability and a strong desire to keep exploring the world, baby boomers continue to travel, showing a growing interest in visiting destinations outside peak season.’ Find out where tops the list and let us know if you agree with the ranking in the comments. Larnaca, Cyprus Top of the ranking is Larnaca in Cyprus, a port city on the sunny island’s southern coast. TUI Musement highlights the city’s ‘cultural heritage’ and ‘vibrant promenade’. Popular activities booked by over 65s include ‘excursions to the Troodos Mountains’, the country’s largest mountain range, and visits to the traditional villages of Lefkara and Fikardou. TUI Musement has revealed Europe’s best destinations for baby boomers. Top of the ranking is Larnaca in Cyprus, a port city on the sunny island’s southern coastLefkara is famous for lace embroidery and tourists can watch artisans at work at the Lefkara Handicraft Centre. Skiathos, GreeceAlthough Skiathos is ‘known for its lively nightlife’, TUI Musement reveals the island also ‘attracts mature travellers’. Skiathos is one of the Sporades islands, an archipelago located in the northwest Aegean Sea. According to the research, island-hopping cruises are a particularly popular activity among over 65s. Mamma Mia fans are also in for a treat as the majority of cruises stop at neighbouring Skopelos, the filming location of the beloved Meryl Streep movie. Although Skiathos is ‘known for its lively nightlife’, TUI Musement reveals the island also ‘attracts mature travellers’Known as ‘Europe’s Hawaii’, Madeira ranks third on the list of leading destinations for baby boomers. A TUI Musement spokesperson says: ‘With its mild climate, beautiful landscapes and relaxed atmosphere, Madeira is an ideal destination for this generation.’ Popular activities include tours of the tropical gardens at Monte Palace and admiring the view from Pico de Areeiro, a 1,818m/5.965ft high mountain. The island has also just got easier to visit with a host of new flight routes from the UK. Known as ‘Europe’s Hawaii’, Madeira ranks third on the list of leading destinations for baby boomersKefalonia, GreeceAnother Greek island, Kefalonia just misses out on a top three spot in the ranking. TUI Musement reveals that this island is perfect for fans of Greek mythology, as Ithaca, the legendary home of Greek hero Odysseus, is easily reached by boat. Other popular activities in Kefalonia include relaxing on Myrtos Beach and exploring Melissani Cave, a 30m/98 feet deep limestone cavern. Another Greek island, Kefalonia just misses out on a top three spot in the rankingSorrento, Italy Overlooking the Bay of Naples, Sorrento rounds off the top five best destinations for baby boomers. TUI Musement explains: ‘Its prime location makes it the perfect base for exploring the Amalfi Coast, the renowned island of Capri and the archaeological sites of Pompeii and Herculaneum.’ Within Sorrento itself, tourists can explore the town’s historic centre and visit the Chiesa di San Francesco, a 14th century church. Overlooking the Bay of Naples, Sorrento rounds off the top five best destinations for baby boomersLa Palma, Spain It might be one of the lesser-known Canary Islands but La Palma is the perfect holiday destination for tourists who prefer a ‘relaxed pace of life’, says Tui Musement. The island is the ‘ideal destination’ for a holiday during shoulder season, according to the tour company.Astronomy fans can book a stargazing experience at the observatory at the top of Roque de los Muchachos. La Palma is the ‘ideal destination’ for a holiday during shoulder season, according to the tour companyMenorca, Spain Menorca is ‘perfect for those seeking relaxation’, says a spokesperson from TUI Musement. They explain that it’s ‘often considered the most tranquil of the Balearic islands’ with senior travellers able to enjoy ‘leisurely strolls’ through Ciutadella, a historic city on the island’s west coast. Coastal cruises are also a ‘highly popular’ activity in Menorca, according to TUI Musement’s research.
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