Whether you love the sea or not, anyone has a vision of lying on the beach basking in the sun. Walking on the white sand beaches of the world is more like an oil painting by a famous artist, corresponding to the clear sky and the blue water. Here, you can soak up the sun with the sound of the waves, play a beach volleyball game, and of course, play with the fine sand and watch the tide rise and fall. Tripadvisor will give you the 10 most beautiful white sand beaches in the world, and there is always one that is your favorite.
Spending a lot of time in Australia's Whitge Islands may disappoint you, but the island's beaches will surely surprise you. Although Whitehaven Beach doesn't have the whitest sand in the world, it still attracts countless photographers to punch in and take photos.
One of nature's most precious gifts for the city, it boasts the beautiful Great Barrier Reef and hundreds of tropical islands. Whitehaven Beach was named the greenest beach in the world by CNN. With crystal clear water and pristine silica sand, it stretches 7 km along Whitge Island, the largest of all 74 islands.
Where is the whitest sand in the world? Right on Jervis Bay Beach in New South Wales, Australia, this is a lesser-known beach. The beaches here are included in the Guinness Book of World Records, "beaches with the whitest sand in the world," though it's unclear how they were measured.
Not only is it a great place for diving and fishing, it's also an ideal place for whale watching. Since the exit of Jervis is on the route of the north-south migration of cetaceans, some cetaceans will choose to take a break in Jervis Bay. Most of the humpback whales that have been observed in Jervis Bay migrate along Australia's east coast between June and November. In addition to humpback whales, southern right whales, killer whales, minke whales have also been found, and if you are lucky, you can also see blue whales.
Considered by many to be the purest white sand beach, it's located on clearwater beach on Florida's Gulf Coast, just a short drive from Tampa. Whether it's hanging out on the beach or picking up shells on Treasure Island, you'll be amazed at how white the sand is. Many believe that some of this sand has been imported from Mexico in recent years because of beach erosion, so they cite their barges for transporting it by sea.
Clearwater Beach, though famous for some of the most beautiful salt-white sand beaches in the United States and its rich South American flair, is far less densely populated than Miami and Orlando. So if you like to be quiet, you can take the opportunity to lie on the soft white sand beach, look at Tampa Bay, breathe in the pure air in the sun, face the sea, and blossom in spring.
Bora Bora is located in the Social Islands of the South Pacific and is one of the tourist centers of French Polysia. Of all the islands in the world, I'm afraid there's nothing as stunning as Bora Bora. Forbes' selection of it as one of the sexiest islands in 2005 was not a waste of time.
The whole island consists of a main island and the surrounding atolls, with a large area of clear and shallow water between the main island and the atoll. Among them, the fantastic blue lagoon has colorful live corals and countless tropical fish swimming around, the beach on the shore is delicate and white as snow, occasionally the breeze is gentle, the bright sun shines on the South Pacific, different levels of sea blue and the white umbrellas of top resort hotels make Bora Bora Island the most carefree tropical paradise in the hearts of European and American tourists. American writer James Michner called Pola in the Social Archipelago "the most beautiful island in the world."
It's the most remote place in Europe, but it also hides a unique beauty. While the world's white beaches are concentrated in those obvious places, while the Outer Hebrides are far from Scotland's big cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow, you can easily find a sense of being away from home if you happen to spend some time on the Isle of Skye.
The Outer Hebrides are more than wild. Isolated islands are home to seabirds, including gannets, storm bustards and puffins; red deer can be found on the northern islands, primitive wild sheep on Sawy Island, and Atlantic grey seals inhabit many coastal areas. The vegetation on the archipelago is mostly grassland and tundra grassland. The eastern coast of the archipelago is desolate and rocky, contrasting sharply with the white sand beaches of the western coast, which are backed by grasslands.
Boracay is beautiful, as its name suggests, with seven kilometres of silver sandy beaches. In the early morning, take a walk out of the small hotel and sit under the coconut trees, and the cool sea breeze brings a burst of jasmine fragrance. The tide has quietly receded under the night starry sky, and the silver sand beach reveals a wide silhouette. Slender coconut shadows swayed on it, the footprints of industrious cleaners on the raked sand, and early risers picking up shells.
Here, tropical islands of blue sea, blue sky, white sand, coconut groves, Boracay Island is also a lot, all the exciting and fun water activities, there are also here, rich nightlife, cheap exotic food. In addition to this, there are 12 luxury health villas on the island offering spa treatment kits, and almost every hotel has skilled masseurs. With the curtain hanging low, smelling the flowers and listening to the waves, you can enjoy a professional Filipino massage for 300 pesos.
The Lofoten Archipelago, located in Nordland, Norway, is an archipelago in northern Norway, the entire archipelago is within the Arctic Circle, picturesque and sparsely populated, and the main inhabitants are Vikings. The Lofoten Islands were formed by glaciation and are across the fjord from mainland Norway. From a distance, the archipelago looks like a chain that seems to be unconnected, so the locals also call it the "Lofoten Wall". In recent years, there have been fewer fishermen on Lofoten Island, but an increase in the number of tourists and artists. The fishermen's shacks that made Lofoten's history are now the back of holidays for tourists who come to vacation.
Painters attracted by the Lofoten daylight are becoming more and more well known. The local art scene is Svolva-born Bonner Burg, while Cali Johnson is known for his "scratch painting method", which portrays island interests. Many of Johnson's works, based on local flair, were used as a decoration for the coastal steamship The Earl of Harald.
On the island of Zanzibar off the coast of Tanzania in the Indian Ocean, there are some of the whitest beaches in the world. Zanzibar, made up of more than 20 small islands in the vicinity, was originally an independent country in Africa and joined Tanzania in 1964, in the western Indian Ocean. The island is famous for producing cloves in the world, accounting for 4/5 of the world's cloves sales, known as "the world's most fragrant place" and "incense island", is a famous tourist attraction in Africa.
There are not only palaces, veiled Abbe women, African and Oriental "mixed-race" architecture and cuisine, beautiful women of different skin tones and styles, etc., but also the rooms here have a strong Muslim style, dark green curtains, white gauze tents, antique floors, brass chandeliers, traditional wooden furniture and doors and windows, all of which give people a sense of tranquility and warmth.
Located about 330 km west of Fortaleza, across the equator, Jericoacora was originally a fishing village dominated by barter and was once a patron of hippies, artists and wanderers. Over the past two decades, however, Jericoacoara has also become known for its "winds".
With a coastline of 7,491 kilometres, along the coast you'll find strings of lonely hammocks, plenty of places for windsurfing and kitesurfing, attracting kite surfers and windsurfers from around the world, and caboyeira dance classes. This war dance is a unique traditional Brazilian sport that combines elements such as fighting, dance, music, and aerial movements. Of course, you can also choose to read a book, swim, hike on the sparsely vegetated Selot Mountain, see the cacti and red rocks on the mountain, or go to a Brazilian café for an Acai milkshake.
Okinawa is located between Taiwan and Kyushu, Japan, adjacent to Kagoshima Prefecture, east of the Pacific Ocean, west of the East China Sea, mainly divided into three island groups: the Ryukyu Islands, the Miyako Islands and the Yaeyama Islands. The main island, Okinawa, is an island that is narrow from east to west and long from north to south. The territory is home to a sparkling sapphire ocean, white sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs, a variety of subtropical plants and subtropical scenery. The surrounding sea is considered one of the world's top beauties, rich in marine life, as well as ancient cultural traditions and cultural heritage, and is a good place to visit, and diving is one of Okinawa's most attractive activities.
Tourists visit Okinawa because of its tropical atmosphere and sunshine and beaches. In addition, the uniqueness and mystery of Okinawan culture also attract tourists to come to Okinawa to explore the ancient culture.
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