Top 10 Beach Destinations In The World

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1. Providenciales, Turks and Caicos

Providenciales is home to Grace Bay Beach, which made Tripadvisor’s list of the top 25 beaches in the Caribbean as well as its own list of the best Caribbean beaches. “Provo” is the picture-perfect Caribbean destination, which has been discovered, but has not progressed. There is clear turquoise water, coral reefs for snorkeling, and soft white sand where you can comb for miles without facing crowds. Groove Ripsaw Music with the locals and taste conch fritters and jerk chicken at the Outdoor Island Fish Fry on Thursday nights. Where to stay: Oasis in Grace Bay offers rooms, suites, and villas while walking a bit away from the soft sands of Grace Beach.

2. Bali, Indonesia

Find your beach nirvana on Bali’s southern peninsula, where scenes of bricks, prayers, love were filmed. Spirituality here affects many aspects of daily life, so expect to encounter local traditions that indicate a little soul searching.

One of Bali’s best beaches is Kelingking Beach, which requires some 500 steps to access (but don’t worry, the jaw-dropping views from above are worth it); And Gunung Peyung Beach, one of the island’s hidden gems. Where to Stay: Highlights of the stay at the fictional Seminic Beach Resort & Spa include warm, friendly service and an infinity pool with ocean views. (Beach Destinations In The World)

3. Maui, Hawaii

Maui is one of America’s most iconic bucket-list beach destinations. Its beaches – which include Kaanapali Beach and Kapalua beach – are consistently among the best in the world. And Mau is not lacking in strength, it is beyond the palm-fringed beaches perfect for beauty and newness.

Louise experiences sunlight reaches the summit of a volcano with sunlight and has countless waterfalls along the curvy drive to Hana. And it’s now a bit more affordable to get there: Southwest began regular service to Maui (and other air destinations) from select West Coast cities last year. Where to stay: Each spacious unit at The Whaler’s Aston on Kaanapali Beach includes a full kitchen and a private balcony.

4. Grenada

The “Spice Island” Grenada of the Caribbean, with silky white sand, smells like heaven with all the nutmeg grown here. If you can find cruise passengers and hawkers, if you find them (on Grand Anse Beach, for example), the beauty of the island lies in its tranquil corners, including Morne Rouge Beach, the underwater sculpture park and the rainforest. Trails included. 

With the increase in visitor numbers in the last few years, Grenada tourism is increasing. Where to stay: The cottages and hotel rooms of the Petit Anse Beachfront Hotel & Restaurant are located on a secluded beach in the northern part of the island.

5. Fernando de Noronha, Brazil

A 21-island archipelago 224 miles off the northern coast of Brazil and a natural UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fernando de Noronha is home to three of the world’s top beaches. One of them, Baya Sancho, topped Tripadvisor’s 2020 list of the world’s best beaches.

The archipelago limits the number of visitors to protect its fragile ecosystem and wildlife. Those fortunate enough to experience Noronha’s secluded beaches will see red sand, volcanic rocks covered in lush green vegetation and dramatic sightings of local spinner dolphins. (Beach Destinations In The World)

6. Clearwater Beach, Florida

As soft as white sand is in powder form, Clearwater Beach, where restaurants, hotels, and souvenir shops are, brings spring breakers and retirees to cool underwater space. Clearwater made Tripadisaur’s 2020 list of America’s best beaches.

The oldest beaches in the region are in the Caladi Island State Park, accessible only by the undeveloped paradise ferry. Where to Stay: The family-owned Barefoot Bay Resort and Marina overlooks Clearwater Bay and is a short walk from the beach.

7. Crete, Greece

Mamma Mia 2018 release! The sequel brings Bulbul back to the magical Greek islands, where the story is set. Crete is not popular – or as popular as Mykonos or Santorini, but it still offers plenty of sun, sand, and history.

You can divide the time between the island’s rich culinary culture, ancient ruins, and attractive beaches. A nearly one-mile-long protected section of white sand with shallow turquoise lagoons and sea turtles in sheltered coves or on top-rated Elafonisi Beach.

8. Saint Lucia

St. Lucia, a honeymoon favorite, is becoming more popular with all types of tourists. Between adventures such as swimming in a waterfall, hiking to the summit of Gros Piton, and sailing to Pigeon Island, you can relax on the many beautiful beaches of St. Lucia. Traveler’s favorites include Anse Momin and Jalousie Beach. Where to stay: The all-inclusive Windjammer Landing Villa Beach Resort offers something for everyone, from half a dozen swimming pools to spas and wellness centers.

9. Praslin Island, Seychelles

Secluded and romantic, there is a mysterious draw of the 115-island Seychelles archipelago in the Indian Ocean of East Africa. The beaches of Seychelles, including Anse Lazio on the island of Prisclin, are the most photographed in the world.

Anse Lazio is a broad white crescent shaped by granite rocks and tropical rainforests. It is isolated to achieve Anse Lazio, but deserves solitude and the rule of nature. Or take a 15-minute ferry from Praslin Island to La Dig to see the magnificent pink sand of the Unse Source d’Argent. 

10. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Myrtle Beach, U.S. K is one of the most family and affordable beach destinations. Here you find 60 miles of sandy shores with nonstop fun for the kids, plus the parents love the condo-style price of living lovingly. There is always something happening at Myrtle Beach, from the opening of new restaurants and breweries to special events.