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There’s something about a good beach that rejuvenates the senses like the saline aroma of salt in the air, the relaxing murmur of waves and the delicate pinch of sand whipped up by the light breeze.
The feeling of sitting on the seashore with a light breeze flowing through your hair and cold water touching your feet is heavenly. This month, we've chosen the top 5 beaches around the world that are worth the visit!
Matira Beach, Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Bora Bora, a French Polynesian island floating in a South Pacific archipelago, is as close to tropical paradise perfection as you can get. Matira Beach is Bora Bora's best public beach. The sand is white and powdery soft here, and while it is popular with locals on weekends, it seldom gets too crowded unless a cruise ship is parked.
Sunsets over the magnificent turquoise lagoon are legendary and must be seen to be believed. It has marbled azure water and peaceful surroundings that are serene to the soul.
Super Paradise Beach, Greece
One of the most famous beaches in the world, not just in Greece! You'll find the best parties, restaurants, bars, and activities in the world at Super Paradise Beach! This is one of the most popular and well-known beaches in the Aegean Sea. It is regarded as one of Greece's most beautiful beaches.
The water is crystal clear, and the sand is smooth and golden. Super Paradise is Greece's most well-known homosexual beach. Super Paradise Beach can get highly congested during peak season due to its popularity.
Anse Source d’Argent, Seychelles
Anse Source d'Argent on La Digue is the original Bounty advert beach, covered in immaculate white sand and studded with big granite boulders. It's possibly one of the most gorgeous sites on the planet.
It isn't completely desolate, but if you go early in the morning, you'll beat the daytrippers from Mahé and Praslin. Walk south into the shallows past the first group of stones to find your slice of paradise. The bay widens out to provide more breathing room.
Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, The Bahamas
Pink Sands Beach on Harbour Island in the Bahamas is unlike any other beach in the Caribbean, with pale pink sand that looks particularly surreal at sunrise and sunset. This is one of the world's best pink sand beaches.
The beach stretches for about five kilometres and is up to 30 metres broad at times. The ocean-crushed bodies of minute coral insects called foraminifera that resides on the underside of reefs give the sand its colour. Because of the outlying reef protection, the turquoise water is usually quiet and shallow, making swimming quite safe.
Elephant Beach, Andaman
This seashore, which boasts a beautiful white sand beach and a gorgeous coral reef, is another must-see destination for you. Elephant Beach is one of Havelock Island's most well-known beaches.
The Elephant Beach's white sand beachfront and blue-green ocean entice almost every explorer. A boat journey to Elephant Beach, which passes via an amazing lighthouse, is the only way to get to the beach. One can do snorkelling, swimming, and Scuba diving at the beach.