Want to visit the most popular beaches in the world? There you will be able to enjoy the sea and relieve the stress that has accumulated during the busy days.
When choosing one or another beach, it is important to decide what you expect from your vacation - to plunge into the rich nightlife or retire surrounded by flora and fauna.
Maya Bay, Phi Phi Island in Thailand
People strive to visit this beach in order to: see with their own eyes the filming location of the film “The Beach”; soak up the white sand; dive off the rocks; go snorkeling. Since a lot of tourists come to Maya Beach, it makes sense for those who want to retire to head there after 17:00.
Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia
Glory to this place was brought by the memorable landscape (formed due to the weathering of limestone in the rocks) and the regularly held surfing competitions (wave height - 1-1.5 m; the best time for surfing is March-August). The waters here are also suitable for fishing.
Paradise Beach, Greek island of Mykonos
The fun lasts all day long here, so it's no surprise that Paradise Beach is a destination for young people. For those who want to break away, it is recommended to drop by the Cavo Paradiso club, where parties are held on a special scale and famous DJs are present.
Capriccioli, Italian island of Sardinia
The shallow and sandy bottom with a smooth entry into the water attracts family tourists with children and older people to Capriccioli. The beach is a great place for a walk, surrounded by evergreen pines, silvery gray olive trees and a thicket of wonderful flowers. You can also enjoy the beauty of the rich flora and fauna on the island of Mortorio, opposite the Capriccioli beach.
Las Salinas, the Spanish island of Ibiza
Equipped with sun loungers, beach boutiques, storage lockers, covered paid parking, you can meet various stars, in particular world famous football players, ride a boat or catamaran, surf in windy weather, hang out at parties … The closer to the end of the bay, the saltier the water (this is due to the proximity to the lakes), so there everyone can stay on the surface, almost without moving.
Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic
This beach is covered with fine white sand, and coconut trees grow on the shore, under the shade of which you can hide from the sun's rays. Despite the fact that Juan Dolio is a public beach (along it there are bars and restaurants offering snacks to visitors at reasonable prices), there are areas here that are only open to those who live in nearby hotels. It is worth noting that the local lagoon is a paradise for divers, as it is surrounded by beautiful coral reefs.
Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro
In addition to lazy beach pastime and swimming, the beach invites its guests to attend concerts and admire the extraordinary fireworks. The bustling Copacabana, equipped with free showers and rented sun loungers, offers souvenirs, food and even swimwear from a huge number of vendors.
Hyams Beach, Australian State of New South Wales
This beach, thanks to the whitest sand in the world lying on it, is listed in the Guinness Book of Records. This is not a secluded place, famous for its beautiful views.
Coral Beach, Varadero
Snorkelling at this beach will be rewarded with the opportunity to swim side by side with a variety of outlandish fish and admire unique corals (over 30 species).
Kuta Beach, Bali
The beach is literally created for active young people: during the day here you can conquer the sea waves (the cost of renting a board is $ 3 / 2-3 hours), and in the evening you can “come off” in clubs and bars. Nearby you can find massage parlors, restaurants, shopping centers.
