Tulum Beach
(Mexico)., This beach
is on the eastern side of the Yucatan Peninsula and is a valuable
historical site with ruins from an era long gone by. The beach is
still home to some Mayan remains, from a time when the civilization
was waning. Tourists enjoy the pristine beach and vivid splash of
history overlooked by a luscious canopy of trees.
Whitehaven Beach
(Australia).This stunning
beach is located on Whitsunday Island, the largest in the
Whitsundays group off the eastern coast of Australia. It extends
over 6 km, with pure white sand so clear (98%) that it is used by
space agencies to construct telescope glass. The beach opens out
onto a narrow bay on the north side and a perfect picture is
painted by the crystal clear water breaking onto the shore at
various tidal levels.
Maya Beach
(Thailand).This flat beach
is located in a bay on the island of Koh Phi Phi Leh, and is
completely surrounded by rocky mountains. The beach became very
popular after the movie “The Beach” was filmed there in 2000,
starring Hollywood hottie Leonardo DiCaprio. One of its best
features is its marine life, so divers are advised to give it a
try.
Zlatni Rat (“Golden Cape”)
Beach in Croatia is
one of Europe’s most popular beach destinations. Located on the
southern coast of the island of Brač, the beach extends along a
heavenly 580m promontory stretching out into the sea. This pebble
beach has exceptional wind patterns and tides, as well as a
beautiful shape.
Hanalei
Bay on Kaua‘i Island,
Hawaii, is famous for its crescent shape. The backdrop of
quick-moving clouds, waterfalls, mountains, grassland and tree
canopy make this bay an exceptional spot. Fans of Hanalei praise it
for summertime sunbathing and wintertime surfing – or simply
watching the sun-kissed professionals demonstrate their
skills!
