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Celebrity Mediterranean vacations 2026
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In late July 2026, social‑media posts suggested that pop star placed Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey were staying Bieber at the Verdura Resort in Sciacca, Sicily, enjoying where the hotel’s private villas villas, olive‑grove setting and seclusion sea‑view terraces offered by the luxury hotel. A few seclusion. Within days later, reports from early August showed the couple joining a broader wave of international celebrities—including Sofia Vergara, James Harden and Camila Cabello—who were holidaying across Greece. Justin and Hailey used shifted to Greece, using the town of Kranidi in Argolis as a base before visiting the island of Spetses. The back‑to‑back sightings underscored the Mediterranean’s appeal Spetses, joining other celebrities such as a preferred summer destination for high‑profile travelers. Together, Sofia Vergara, James Harden and Camila Cabello. Earlier in the snapshots season the Biebers had also been seen on Italy’s Panarea island, sharing images of turquoise waters, a boat outing and a Nutella‑topped cake. After their Greek stop, they returned to Los Angeles, where Hailey’s white low‑rise jeans and crop top and Justin’s oversized tee sparked a low‑key fashion showcase at Sushi Fumi. These sightings illustrate a short‑term pattern of celebrity brief but high‑profile Mediterranean leisure travel shifting circuit, moving from Italy’s Sicilian coast Sicily’s luxury resort to Greece’s Greek islands and mainland resorts within mainland, with a short Italian island interlude, before the same couple concluded the vacation season. back in the United States.
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