There are many unique small towns in the world, nestled in a complex intricate setting against the mountains and rivers, in stark contrast to the modern science and technology edifices. Not only are these towns beautiful, but the residents are also very friendly. Take a stroll down the town's flagstone roads, look around, and feel the quiet time. If you are stuck and don't know where to travel, the following seaside towns will be your best choice.

Oia is a small town located on a cliff by the sea and is the second largest town in Santorini. The town is world-famous for its beautiful sunsets. Every year, many tourists come here to enjoy the sunset and take pictures. Most of the houses in Oia Town are stone cave houses. The roofs are equipped with white doors and walls, and the window lattices are blue-colored with ocean as the keynote. The architectural style is extremely unique. In addition, the town's handicrafts are also quite distinctive, so it is called "the artist's village".

The village of Gosadalur is located in the Faroe Islands of Denmark, and this town is surrounded by lush green meadows and delicate flowers. Lie on the lawn, experience the rural scenery, have a picnic and feel the beauty of nature. At the same time, the end of the town is the Atlantic Ocean. Looking into the distance, you can see the majestic waterfall pouring into the ocean, which is particularly spectacular.

The town of Manarola is also a small town on a cliff, where the secrets of the ancient Romans are recorded. With steep mountain walls, various vineyards, colorful houses and blue waters, the town is the most colorful town in the world. There is a train station here, and you can see a beautiful sea view if you follow the train.

Kaikoura is a seaside town in New Zealand. Driving on the road, the lake and waves with various blue gems shining under the sunset are so beautiful that would make you lose yourself here. If you ever come here, remember not to miss the lobster feast. Whether it is the seafood barbecue in the roadside caravan or in a fancy restaurant, you can always enjoy it well.

More than 400 years ago, the Portuguese came to Galle, a coastal city in the south of Sri Lanka, and began to build their own castle. Today, the Galle Fort standing on the southern Indian Ocean silently witnesses the changes of the years. The most legendary is the sea dream train from Colombo to Galle. This journey perfectly reproduces the scene of the faceless man riding the train in Spirited Away.

Compared with other cities in California, this is the seaside resort city that best interprets the style of California. Whether it is coconut shadows, white sand, blue sea and blue sky, or exotic buildings, the attitude of the locals to love life is enough to make this the most beautiful business card in California. This summer, when the temperature is right and the sun is just right, head to San Diego for a true California beachside romance.