FX.co ★ Top 10 amazing world’s beaches

Maya Bay (Thailand)

Maya Bay, a wonderful beach at Thailand’s Ko Phi Phi Le Island, looks like it came out of a fairy tale. Hundreds of tourists come here daily. This amazing bay is surrounded by rocks and framed by bright green vegetation. The best time to visit the island is from November to April as there are sunny weather and no heavy rains in Thailand during this period.

Hidden Beach (Mexico)

You can find a piece of paradise called the Hidden Beach in Mexico, at the Marieta islands. It is a sea lake veiled at the bottom of a huge pit. The beach was named because of its unusual location. Clear water and white sand add charm to this place. It is not that easy to get to the Hidden Beach: you need to book a boat and sail through an underground cave. It is a reserve protected by the Mexican government.

Anse Source d'Argent (Seychelles)

Anse Source d'Argent, an absolutely beautiful beach, is located on charming La Digue Island (Seychelles). It is famous for its rounded rocks, calm water surface, and white sand strip. A lot of people believe this is a perfect place for a good rest. A large reef protects the island from storm waves. La Digue is also good for a family holiday. Anse Source d'Arzhan is situated in the protected area of the reserve L'Union Estate. In order to enter a beach area, a tourist needs a ticket which allows enjoying this place an unlimited number of times.

China Beach (Vietnam)

Another popular for tourists place, China Beach, can be found near Da Nang in Vietnam. It is a wonderful landscape with blue water and incredible fine crumbly sand. There are amazing tropical gardens, seafood restaurants, and the best Vietnamese hotels next to the beach.

Paradise Beach (Greece)

Paradise Beach on Mykonos island is also one of the most beautiful spots of our planet. It is located in an ecologically clean area away from highways and industrial enterprises. Its tourist infrastructure is highly developed. This beach is known for its clear water, stunning landscape, sandy beach, and lots of fun activities. Thus, it is considered one of the most famous beaches in the world.

Seven Mile Beach (Jamaica)

The city of Negril in Jamaica has a remarkably long Seven Mile Beach. It is famous for its snow-white sandy coast stretching along the Caribbean Sea for almost 11 km. Travelers appreciate popular Jamaica’s beach for its clear water and fabulous views. The seashore and picturesque rocks make a harmonious ensemble here.

Papakolea (Hawaii)

The unique colorful Papakolea beach resides at the sunny Hawaiian Islands. Experts believe that the seashore has its one of a kind color due to volcanic emissions. According to scientists, this phenomenon appeared after a volcanic eruption that happened here about 10 thousand years ago. Nowadays, the beach is open to thousands of tourists looking forward to watching the fascinating iridescence of green and red colors on the coastal strip of Papakolea.

Whitehaven (Australia)

Whitehaven, a unique snow-white beach, is about 7 km long and located on Whitsunday island in Australia. The special composition gives the sand its color as it is almost completely (98%) composed of silicon dioxide. One can reach Whitehaven only by water transport or helicopter. This reserved beach is strictly guarded by the Australian authorities. There are no hotels near it, just camping sites.

Cayo de Agua (Venezuela)

An extraordinary beach called Cayo de Agua resides in Venezuela. It is washed on two sides by the Caribbean Sea. Every year the beach is visited by millions of tourists. White sand, enchanting seascapes, clear water, and sand shoals amaze travelers with their magnificence.

Grace Bay (Providenciales Island)

The Grace Bay beach is considered one of the most comfortable beaches in the world with a well-developed infrastructure. It is situated on the island of Providenciales in the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is distinguished by white crumbly sand, clear water with turquoise hue, and odd palm thickets. There is also an international airport on Providenciales.