List Of The Most Beautiful Beaches In The World

Well, there is no answer to the beauty of nature. Wherever you look, one gets to see a unique and amazing view. There are big waterfalls on some places, green streams everywhere. In the same way, it has created another amazing and beautiful sea which is beautiful to the world. A beach holiday is the perfect excuse to escape the daily grind. And whether you’re in the mood for a stroll on a windswept beach leading up to an ancient castle, relaxing on a white sandy slice of paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean or taking a breather after catching a few early morning waves, there are beaches for just about everyone. If you’re not sure where you want to head, we’ve rounded up some of the most beautiful beaches in the world for a bit of inspiration.

Railay Beach, Thailand

Cut off from the rest of the mainland of Krabi province by high limestone cliffs, Railay Beach is only accessible by boat, making it one of Thailand's most peaceful and beautiful beaches.

Horseshoe Bay, Bermuda

While it may be one of the most popular beaches on the island, Horseshoe Bay has a hidden secret: Port Royal Cove, which has shallow water perfect for young kids, and dramatic rock formations that complement wonderfully soft, pink sand. Nearby Spicelands Equestrian Centre even offers trail rides down to the private cove, which is located in part of South Shore Park in Southampton Parish.

Boracay White Beach, Philippines

White Beach is perfect for those who love swimming, thanks to its flat, calm waters. This 3 mile-long stretch is considered to be one of the most popular beaches in Boracay and offers everything from beach activities and restaurants to nightlife and hotels. Accommodation is broken up into three sections along the beach, Stations 1, 2 and 3, and range from luxury, mid-level and budget respectively.

Sabah, Malaysia

Surrounded by coral reefs in the northern part of Malaysia, this place is a favorite of divers. One reason for this is that many types of sea creatures and fish are found here, but the biggest reason is that you can see them all from the surface. Yes, the water here is so clear that if you are afraid to dive in the sea, then only by a boat ride can you see beautiful views and creatures within the sea.

Whitehaven Beach, Australia

Australia's East Coast is home to some legendary beaches—Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsundays is particularly heavenly. Over on the West Coast, Turquoise Bay in the Cape Range National Park is equally gorgeous. Just watch out for those sharks.

Unawatuna, Sri Lanka

Aussies and Kiwis have been surfing off Sri Lanka’s otherworldly south coast for years, but the word is starting to spread: This country may be the perfect vacation destination. Unawatuna is often considered one of the best sandy stretches on the island, located near the southern city of Galle. The water here is tranquil and warm, devoid of rocks and reefs on the ocean floor—great for families, not so great for surfers. A small road runs along the beach, with restaurants, cafes, and vendors selling jewelry.

Ruby Beach, Washington

While the coastal section of Olympic National Park is rockier than it is sandy, it's still worth visiting Ruby Beach for the views alone.

Blue Lagoon, Oludeniz, Turkey

The town name Oludeniz translates to “dead sea” (a result of its calm waters) and is home to the Blue Lagoon, which offers white sands and warm, turquoise waters. Visitors can expect a more relaxed atmosphere (you won’t find a boisterous nightlife here), and a number of activities to do on and around the lagoon, including paragliding and boating.