Imagine lying on some warm sand, with a drink in your hand and
having sunscreen gently rubbed all over your body. Sounds like
paradise, doesn't it? Well, each of these beautiful beaches
definitely remind us of an idyllic oasis. So sit back and enjoy as
we embark on a trip to the world's most popular beaches.

Phi Phi, Thailand. In any case, Phi Phi has two islands: Ko Phi
Phi Don and Ko Phi Phi Leh (smaller). The larger Ko Phi Phi Don
houses several fine restaurants, bars and coffee shops. It's pretty
busy from November until January because that's when skies are
blue, the water is calm, and the air is at its driest. Overall, the
weather is fine during the rainy season, except for the fact that
the humidity will make you sweat profusely.

Tenerife, Canary Islands
Sitting very close to the equator, the Canary Islands offer
visitors yearlong stable weather. Tenerife is the largest
component in the Canary Island archipelago (the Islands are part of
Spain). An artificial reef bunkers its beaches. The weather is near
perfect, ranging from 68 F (20 C) to 77 F (25 C), with water
temperatures ranging from 66 F (19 C) to 72 F (22 C). Impressively,
this island receives less than 30 days of rain each year. Avoid
holidays if you do not like the masses, while May and November are
the slowest months.