FlightNetwork recently surveyed the top six hundred top travel professionals. One thing was clear about the world’s best beaches- they are superlative to their counterparts. They as packed fun activities, including diving as well as breathtaking attractions. The following are some of the best beaches you should target to visit.
13. Grace Bay in Providenciales, Turks & Caicos
Providenciales is one of the most established islands in Turks and Caicos. The inhabitants of this islands commonly nickname it ‘pro’. It is sixty-one kilometres in length and is bursting with dozens of excellent beaches of which Grace Bay repeatedly ranks the best.
12. Whitehaven Beach in Whitsunday Islands, Australia
The Whitehaven beach is an integral part of the Whitsunday Islands National Park situated at the centre of the Great Barrier Reef. It consistently holds the top position on the list of the world’s best beaches thanks to Australia’s incredible surfing and offshore driving.
11. Anse Lazio in Praslin, Seychelles
This is honeymoon loadstone alluring travellers from across the globe with to its beauty and serenity. The Seychelles islands are positioned at the heart of the Indian Ocean, neighbouring Madagascar to the North and Zanzibar to the East. The Anse Lazio beach rests on the Northwest of Praslin islands and offers some of the best diving experiences in the world.
10. Pink Sands Beach in the Harbor Island, Bahama
Nassau and Paradise islands interest many tourists, most of whom head to the casino and family convenient hotels. On the other hand, Pink Sands beaches allures travellers aimed for a quiet, serene and romantic vacation. The vacationers get to enjoy the unique pink sand and a relaxing swim in the temperate water which is swimmable all year round. Moreover, there is a coral reef all around the ocean, which offers protection against the Atlantic Ocean waves.
09. Navagio Beach in Zakynthos, Greece
The locals of this island commonly refer to it as Shipwreck Beach or Smugglers Cove. Navagio beach is hailed as one of the best beaches worldwide as it harbours a shipwreck popularly known as Panagiotis which facilitates diving and snorkelling. Furthermore, it is an exposed cove meaning that it gets the gentle balm winds- another plus.
08. Baiya Dos Porcos in Fernando De Noronha, Brazil
Here is a chance for an intensive adventure. A hike is needed to get to the Baiya Dos Porcos beach which wows you with incredible rock formations. The island is an archipelago in Brazil and South America. UNESCO has recognized the island’s beauty, thereby declaring it a world heritage site.
07. Hyams Beach in Jervis Bay, Australia
Jervis Bay, a sleepy seaside town in Australia is home to less than two-hundred occupants. The Hyams beach rests at the New South Wales, and it has some of the whitest sand in the world. It is a great vacation site, especially for dolphin and seal spotting.
06. Trunk Bay, Saint Johns, U.S Virgin Islands.
The most common activity in this section of the Virgin Islands National Park is snorkelling. The vacationers can enjoy diving through the 225-yard long trail of reefs under the water. Here, you have a good chance of trying out underwater photography to capture the mesmerizing beauty of the numerous colourful fish and reef.
05. El Nido, Palawan Philippines
Situated at the Island of Palawan, El Nido beach allures thousands of travellers with some of the best coral reefs in the Bacuit archipelago. The Bacut group of islands is popular owning to their picturesque cliffs. Vacationers are also in for world-class fishing and submerged caves for a signature diving experience.
04. Lucky Bay, Western Australia, Australia
There are no beach waves in Lucky Bay which facilitates a perfect swimming experience. It has gorgeous white sand, clear water and an unlimited range of hiking and camping activities. Lucky Bay is located in one of the most serene national parks in Western Australia thus, perfect for a vacationer searching for a quiet escape.
03. Flamenco Beach, Culebra, Puerto Rico
Flamenco is a public beach resting in a horse-shoe shaped bay and borders the Culebra National Wildlife Refuge. Travellers can view a wide range of aquatic life, including wrasse, blue tang and parrotfish.
02. Reynisfjara Beach, Iceland
One thing that sets this beach aside from its counterparts is the fact that it is a volcanic beach. It wows its visitors with incredible black sand, lava formations, towering cliffs, and breathtaking views.
01. Cayo Coco, Cuba
The Cayo Cuba Beach is situated in the Cayo Cuba Island tucked in the Jardines del Ray chain off the heart of Cuba. Travellers are spoilt of choice with the unlimited range of comprehensive resorts nearby. Vacationers from across the world converge here to see the impressive in-born colony of the pink flamingos.
