1. Seychelles (Seychelles)

Seychelles is considered one of the most photogenic beaches in the world, the pale sands with a pink tint of Anse Source d’Argent beach stretch across the island of La Digue, one of the 115 islands of this group in the Indian Ocean. Shiny sand amid ascending granite boulders depleted of time and weather. The turquoise water area on the Anse Source d’Argent beach is relatively shallow and protected from the weather by a reef. If you would like usa, canada, europe, Australia eta visa, contact them.

2. Maldives (Maldives) 

If you cherished in your dreams a trip to the beach with the cost of some unforgettable nights in a 4-star hotel or diving in the depths among tropical fish, then the Maldives is the place where all dreams turn into reality. The Maldives has 1,190 islands in its group, comprising 26 atolls. Velvet air wraps the archipelago and merging with palm trees turns into a light haze. 

3. Bora Bora, Tahiti (Bora Bora, Tahiti)

This is one of the magical islands that form French Polynesia in the South Pacific. Only 18 miles (29 km) long, this atoll is protected by a lagoon bordered by white sandy shores, the best of which is at Matira Point. Bora Bora has the nickname “Romantic Island”, the name is easy to evaluate, relaxing on separate beaches, intimate hotels in a serene atmosphere.

4. Hamptons, New York (The Hamptons, New York), USA

Hamptons has the opportunity to boast one of the most amazing beaches on Long Island. The pristine coastline originates near South Hampton and follows east towards the end of the island at Montauk. Dunes strewn with wind and grass swaying in the wind restrain the Atlantic Ocean.

5. Lanikai Beach, Hawaii (Lanikai Beach, Hawaii)

Lanikai is one of the most colorful beaches in Hawaii. A thousand meters of shining sand, palm trees swaying over the alabaster beach, rich plants of the tropics, and boundless sun build the beach. The shore is protected by a series of coral reefs that trap the waves. Forever dark green water makes photos perfect.

6. Nantucket Island, Massachusetts (Nantucket Island, Massachusetts)

Surfside and Children’s are the most popular beaches on Nantucket Island in the North Atlantic Ocean. The local waters are absolutely calm, a large amount of sand on which you can sunbathe or build sand figures. Madaket Beach is famous for its intense surf and beautiful sunsets that cannot be missed. Quidnet Beach offers breathtaking views of the Sankaty Head lighthouse.

7. Fraser Island, Australia (Fraser Island, Australia)

Fraser Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an environmentalist’s dream – 1,664 square kilometers of pristine natural paradise. Located on the sunlit Queensland coast 259 kilometers northeast of Brisbane in Australia, Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and home to a great beach. Jungle with centuries-old trees grow among the sand. On the island, everyone can find housing. Any type of tourists will be pleased, from backpackers and lovers of environmental relaxation to people who love comfort and tranquility.

8. St. Bart’s

On a 13-kilometer island, there are 20 beaches and tiny bays for swimmers and sunbathers on snow-white sand. This is St. Barth, one of the many islands in the Caribbean. It is distinguished by its mixture of French chic and island tranquility, beautiful secluded beaches. This tropical paradise, excellent French cuisine and hospitable hotels are popular with the “elite of society.”

9. Langkawi, Malaysia (Langkawi, Malaysia)

“Land of Desires” in Malaysia is the island of “Langkawi.” It is so often called, although it slightly protests the historical origin of the island as a famous haven for pirates. Since then, Langkawi has become a place for the current traveler, who expects to escape from civilization. On the island of Langkawi, rest is not limited to deserted white sand beaches, green forests also extend on it. This is the best place you can move. Datai Bay, located on Pulau Langkawi, is discovered by a heavenly haven on the Andaman Sea.

10. Kauna’oa Bay, Hawaii

Located on the coast of Kohala (Kohala Coast) on the large island of the “state of Aloha (Aloha)”, in the bay Kauna’oa is considered the quintessence of Hawaii. The beach has a length of four hundred meters, the sand is white, surrounded by palm trees and clear blue water. It spread out in the form of a crescent on one of the islands of the Hawaiian group. Swimming at night, you can observe the huge stingrays living in the sea.