With its swirling white sand and crystal-clear waters, Australia’s Whitehaven Beach attracts crowds of tourists every year.
Located on the island of Zakynthos, in southwestern Greece, Navagio Beach has earned the nicknames Smugglers’ Cove and Shipwrecked Beach.
Only accessible by boat, the sublime Railay Beach is located in the southern Thai province of Krabi. While very popular, this beach is usually less crowded than Koh Phi Phi.
Located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Anse Source d’Argent is the most popular beach in the Seychelles archipelago
Also known as the Stairs of the Turks because of the pirates who once took refuge there, the beach at Scala dei Turchi is best known for the immaculate cliffs rising up behind it
Off the northeast coast of Brazil, in the Fernando de Noronha volcanic archipelago, you’ll find the beautiful Baio do Sancho beach.
About a six-hour drive from Reykjavik, you’ll find Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon, and opposite that lies Diamond Beach.
All of the Algarve region’s beaches are famous in Portugal, but Praia da Marinha is certainly the most breathtaking. It may be more remote and harder to get to than other options