The gladdest moment in human life, me thinks, is a departure into unknown lands.
Maybe you need to take the words of one Gustave Flaubert with some seriousness, he said, "Travel makes one modest. You see what a tiny place you occupy in the world.”
10. Plage de Tahit (FRANCE)
Plage de Tahiti in St. Tropez, France is one of the world’s sexiest and beautiful beaches. It is known to be a nude beach and celebrities notoriously flock the beach since the 80s.
9. Barnes Bay, Anguilla (EASTERN CARIBBEAN)
Barnes Bay is on the South West edge of Anguilla, located in West End, and about 0.9 miles west-southwest of Meads Bay. Out of the 33 beaches on Anguilla, Barnes Bay has the softest sand without rocks and shells. At the end of the northern end of the beach, there is a chic crowd that play at the Viceroy resort, adding more appealing role to the beach. Despite its beauty, Barnes Bay is secluded, unknown even to many islanders.
8. The Dune of Pilat in France (FRANCE)
Also known as Grande Dune du Pyla, is the Europe’s tallest sand dune at over 100 metres. This amazing beach is located in La Teste-de-Buch in the Arcachon Bay area, France, about 60km from Bordeaux, and that’s close to an hour’s drive. There is Oyster cabanes, where you can eat prawns, oysters, bread, pate and rose wine served by the fshermen. You can also take a ferry to Cap Ferret to grab the best view of the dune from Arcachon pier.
7. Shoal Bay, Antigua (NEW SOUTH WALES)
There is no doubt, Shoal Bay is an amazing beach. It was named after the numerous icing-sugar sand shoals which are scattered around the area. It is located on the eastern part of Port Stephens local government, near Dickenson Bay town, in New South Wales, Australia. With off-shore coral reef with spectacular snorkelling, open-air restaurants, and crystal-clear Caribbean water, there is no better place for relaxation and fun.
6. Starfish Beach, Boca del Drago (PANAMA)
Starfish Beach is a protected beach at Boca del Drago, Panama. It is a place in the heart rather than a place on the map, as it’s gloriously decorated with a liberal smattering of starfish. Starfish Beach is obviously one of the most amazing and swimmable beaches in the Bocas area. The sand is gentle, the water is clear, there are restaurants and chairs to enjoy the views of the mainland. Starfish Beach is ideal for families with little children that require cool environment.
5. The Hidden Beach, (Playa del Amor) (MEXICO)
The Hidden Beach is located on The Marieta Islands by Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. The beach is rumored to have been formed by the denotation of test bomb by the Mexican Military in the 1900s. There is also a water tunnel you have to pass through to get there.
4. Koh Kradan (THAILAND)
Koh Kradan is an amazing and relatively peaceful island and beach located near Koh Lipe, in the Andaman Sea, Thailand. The beach is blessed with powdery sand, excellent snorkelling on a reef just off the beach, hammocks and crystal-clear water, making it a perfect home to some good snorkelling and low-tide sandbars. You can also kayak round the whole island, which is part of the Hat Chao Mai national park.
3. Horseshoe Bay (BERMUDA)
Horseshoe Bay is the most popular beach located on South Shore Park in Southampton’s Parish, Bermuda. It is also rated number 8 beach in the world. Horseshoe Bay attracts tourists because of its distinctive secret which is Port Royal Cove; a dramatic rock formations that compliment amazingly soft and pink sand, with shallow water perfect for children.
2. Greenfield Beach (AUSTRALIA)
Greenfield beach exists close to Jervis Bay in Australia, about 550m north of the popular Hyams beach. It’s a walk from Vincentia town, from where you can easily drive into the Booderee national park to meet a kangaroos or visit other spectacular beaches.
1. Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay (PUERTO RICO)
Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay is located on South Vieques, Puerto Rico. This beach might not sound like much but it’s one of the tourists’ best experiences in Puerto Rico. During the day, Bioluminescent Mosquito Bay is your stereotypical Caribbean hideout but at night, the sky and waters emit a neon blue like a leaking glow stick from the microorganisms that live there. Over 700,000 bioluminescent dinoflagellates live in each gallon of bay water, and tourists have been amazed by just how much natural light these tiny creatures provide.
Our top 10 most beautiful beaches in the world is clearly opinionated from our own view point, Hence you are free to categorize your own top list in the comment box below, your list is also welcomed.
"We travel not to escape life, but for life not to escape us"
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