Beaches always have their charm. For you beach lovers, here are 6 must-visit beaches around the world.
1. Whitehaven, Whitsunday Islands, Queensland, Australia
The Whitehaven beach is a combination between clear blue waters, tropical forest, and white silica sand. This beach is probably well-known for its 98% pure silica sand; so pure that it once was used for building Hubble telescope. This calm beach is not suitable for surfing, nor does it offer you luxurious resorts. If you want to spend the night on the Whitehaven beach, get some license to camp you can have from the Airlie Beach town.
2. Anse Source D'Argent, La Digue, Seychelles Islands
Located in Africa, this beach is one of the most frequently photographed beaches. Visiting Anse Source D'Argent, you can hope for a calm beach with huge granite boulders, pink sand beaches, and coconut palms. Anse Source D'Argent is located in La Digue Island, the fourth largest island in Republic of Seychelles.
3. Ipanema Beach, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
All year round, this stunning 300 foot white sand beach is visited by many tourists all over the world. You can see colorful umbrellas belonged to the tourists scattered around this beach. Afar, you can see Cagarras Islands, granite peaks along with jungle contrasting the waters. Curious about the infamous song or "Girl from Ipanema"? Visit the Garota de Ipanema bar nearby. This is one of several bars in Rio that still plays live bossanova.
4. Benirras, Ibiza, Spain
Benirras beach is one of exotic beaches located in Mediterranean Sea. This is the place where nightlife cannot be more attractive. If you visit Benirras, you will notice that life here begins at the sunset and ends at the sunrise. Benirras beach in Ibiza is one of some beaches that have wonderful sunset. Pay a visit during June to October to witness the orange sunset in Benirras.
5. Trunk Bay, St. John, Virgin Islands, United States
According to the National Geographic Society, the Trunk Bay is known as one of the most beautiful beaches of the world. The Trunk Bay is also one of the most visited destinations by cruise ships. The most popular attraction in this beach is snorkeling, where you can see its beautiful coral reefs from underwater. Find also lifeguard, snack bar, showers, and restrooms in the beach area.
6. Sinclair's Bay, Caithness, Scotland
The Sinclair's Bay is located eight miles to the south of John O'Groats in Scotland. This beach has gorgeous blue sea and white sand. Onshore and offshore, when you are lucky, you can find wildlife around the Sinclair's Bay including dunlins, plovers, porpoises, and orcas. Sinclair's Bay is also surrounded by sturdy, antique 16th century castles.
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