Best vacation places beach
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Trying to figure out where you should go on your next vacation? I mean, if you’re going to relax and be a tourist, you might as well do it somewhere nice, right? Well, if you decide to go the beach route for your next vacation, there are a lot of things to consider first. From walking the sand dunes and sipping on frozen drinks to watching the sunset and doing some fishing, being at the beach is one of life’s great pleasures. But which beach should you choose?
Cities such as Barcelona and Paris may come to mind when most people think about a European vacation, but there are other destinations too. The beaches in the Mediterranean are well-loved by locals and tourists alike. Stretching from the French Riviera all the way around to Cyprus is a chain of beaches with blue water and sandy shores. Visitors can bask in the sun on these popular vacation spots in Europe, as well as windsurf, swim, or rent boats. The Mediterranean triad is known as the “Blue Coast” because of its sapphire blue water.
When it comes to the best vacation places beach, there are plenty of options. But we know that you want the most bang for your buck, so we’ve compiled a list of the top 10 beaches that will make your trip unforgettable.
- Waikiki Beach, Hawaii
- Cancun, Mexico
- Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles, California
- Miami Beach, Florida
- Malibu Beach in California
Beach vacations are the best. They offer a change of scenery, an opportunity to get some sun, and the chance to relax and unwind. If you’re looking for the best beach vacation spots, there’s no need to look any further than our list of top 5 beach destinations!
1) Cabo San Lucas (Mexico)
If you’re looking for a luxury beach getaway, Cabo San Lucas is the place to be. This mecca of relaxation offers pristine beaches, world-class restaurants and hotels, and endless activities for all ages. Whether you want to lounge under an umbrella with a good book or take in some high-flying water sports like jet skiing or parasailing, Cabo has it all!
2) Bora Bora (French Polynesia)
If you want your beach vacation to include some snorkeling or scuba diving, Bora Bora is where it’s at! This island paradise has plenty of beautiful reefs that are teeming with colorful fish and other sea creatures. There are also plenty of famous landmarks throughout the island like Mount Otemanu which rises 2,000 feet above sea level but still offers breathtaking views from its summit.
3) Santorini (Greece)
- 5. Boracay, PhilippinesAt less than four square miles, this compact Philippine island grew up fast, transforming from under-the-radar to overtouristed in the span of a few rocky decades, and it was temporarily shut down in 2018 to allow for much-needed redevelopment and rehabilitation. The island’s most famous beach is the three-mile White Beach, where the sugary sands provide the perfect blank canvas for viewing magical sunsets and blue-sailed paraws (outrigger boats) that skim along the horizon. On Boracay’s eastern shores, steady winds make for some of the best kiteboarding and windsurfing conditions in the region.
Getty4. MaldivesDon’t come to the Maldives expecting expansive stretches of sand: The Indian Ocean nation is made up of some 1,200 pocket-sized coral islands, with the largest being only about three square miles. The beaches are appropriately intimate, but it’s their exclusivity that keeps you coming back, with three Maldivian spots showing up on our best resorts in the world list this year. Because you’ll rarely have to jostle for a lounge chair while on land, one of the best ways to choose the Maldivian beach that’s right for you is to consider the crowds you’ll encounter under the sea: The Baa Atoll is considered the largest manta-ray gathering place in the world, while whale sharks tend to congregate in the South Ari Atoll. And if you like your marine life considerably smaller, the microscopic Lingulodinium polyedrum species of plankton puts on a dazzling bioluminescent display, known as the “sea of stars,” off Vaadhoo Island in the Raa Atoll.
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Getty3. Bora Bora, French PolynesiaIt’s not hard to see why honeymooners flock to this gem of French Polynesia, an extinct volcano ringed by turquoise lagoons, overwater bungalows, and a string of flat, sandy islets known as motus. Many of the beaches here are private, the personal fiefdoms of international luxury resort brands; Conrad Bora Bora Nui, for instance, owns Motu Tapu, which was once the private beach of 19th-century Tahitian queen Pomare IV. As luck would have it, one of the island’s few public beaches also happens to rank among its finest: The waters off of Matira Beach are as warm and calm as an infinity pool, and you can walk all the way out to the surrounding reef to easily snorkel among confetti-colored fish and stingrays.
Getty2. Palawan, PhilippinesProtected as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, your third-favorite island in Asia doesn’t skimp on the geological drama, from its karst limestone cliffs to its subterranean river. Offshore, its trapped-in-time beaches give way to an underwater landscape of seagrass meadows and coral reefs, which are home to sea turtles, dolphins, manatee-like dugongs, and endangered giant clams. You’ll find some of the most gorgeous and unspoiled beaches along the island’s northern tip in El Nido, which takes its name from the Spanish words for “the nest”—a reference to the swiftlets who build their (edible) nests on the cliff faces. And it’s also the perfect gateway for island-hopping among the lush and mostly uninhabited islets of the Bacuit Bay archipelago.
Getty1. ArubaFor first-time visitors to this Dutch Caribbean island, it would be easy to never step foot off the two-mile strip of Palm Beach, with its high-rise hotels and access to watersports, from parasailing to kite-surfing to flyboarding—aka zooming above the surface of the water on a water-propelled jetpack. But look elsewhere on this nearly 70-square-mile island and you’ll find beaches that show off its surprising diversity of landscapes. Eagle Beach, for instance, is home to gnarled fofoti trees that twist and bend like bonsais due to the tradewinds, while rugged Blackstone Beach is covered in smooth black pebbles in the shadow of natural land bridges. For something completely different, it’s hard to beat the Instagram-friendliness of the Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort’s private beach (you can get a day pass!), where you can hand-feed the resident flock of flamingos, who strut amon the lounge chairs and palapas like they own the place.