Admire The ‘irresistible’ Beauty Of The World’s Most Beautiful Beaches

If you have always thought that the sea only has white sand and golden sunshine, you are "widening your eyes" with these wonderful beaches! This beach is located in Fort Bragg, California, USA The sand of this beach is garbage that people pour into the ocean have been crushed by waves. To date dumping garbage into this marine area has been prohibited, but the glass sand is still abundant. Not far from the Mexican coast, located in Banderas Bay is the beautiful archipelago of Marieta. There is a beach "hidden" under a "hole" - the dome of the cave created by explosions in the early twentieth century.The beach is surrounded by a steep cliff

. In the middle of the island is a white sand beach and whispering waves from a single passage to the island. To reach this secluded paradise, visitors will have to swim through a short tunnel. This stretch of road opens up before your eyes to a beautiful beach secluded inside the island Glow Beach: Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives archipelago owns a beautiful beach called "Blue Tears".



During the day, the beach is quite calm with long sand banks. When night falls, millions of tiny blue lights sparkling like blue luminous flares, identical to those of fantasy movies. In essence, the scientists explain, the beach glows thanks to some kind of plankton. du live mixed in seawater. They are dinoflagellate algae belonging to the class of protozoa. The luminescence helps these organisms to "escape" from predators' eyes. Pink sand beach: Located on Harbor Island, this beach stretching for nearly 5km is one of the most beautiful pink sand beaches in the world This place attracts a lot of tourists to enjoy the clear blue water, admire the impressive pink sand, relax in luxury resorts or relax at romantic small houses on the beach.



Pink here are the remnants of coral reefs crushed by big waves. Jokulsarlon Beach, Iceland with huge rocks stretching out on the sandy shore. The black sand on the beach contrasts beautifully with white glass ice blocks. Every time night falls, the ice cubes on the beach bring a beauty as a dream. "Dragon Egg" Beach Coming to Koekohe beach, New Zealand, you will be surprised when in front of you are hundreds of spherical rocks that look like giant marbles scattered along the coast, so this beach also named the beach "dragon eggs". These are remnants of ancient mud that formed around debris at the bottom of the ocean. The main material for the agglutination process is calcium carbonate that forms the rocks we see now. Papakolea Beach (Hawaii).



This is one of the only two blue-sand beaches in the world (another beach is located in Guam), the splendid magnificence of Papakolea or Mahana Beach is found in the Ka'u district of Hawaii. . Its blue color is due to volcanic activity, which is caused by olivine crystals, a result of eruptions and erosion of volcanic pumice. Black Sand Beach Punaluu Beach, Hawaii has an eye-catching black sand layer. The black sand here is formed by basalt lava after it flows into the sea and rapidly cools. Red sand beaches Red sand beaches are formed by the oxidation of iron-rich volcanic lava layers and coral sediments. There are three major red-sand beaches in the world: Kokkini beach in Greece, Kaihalulu beach in Hawaii and a small island in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. The seashell beach, Shark Bay, Australia stretches more than 120km of coastline without any white sand, but only small shells up to more than 10m thick.



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