The World’s Best Beaches
BY OUR TEAM OF TRAVEL EXPERTS
Having explored most corners of the world, our team have seen their fair share of stunning beaches. After much discussion and debate, we’ve managed to curate a definitive list of our favourite beaches to drop the hook.
Chatham Bay, Union Island
Freshwater Bay, Isle of Wight
Hidden underneath the chalky cliffs on the Isle of Wight, sits Freshwater Bay. Smugglers once used the caves around the bottom of the chalk cliffs to stash their goods. Today, the same caves are a haven for intrepid explorers on kayaks and paddleboards. Sitting on the sands, you have a view of moored yachts and then the clear horizon of the English channel.
Pink Beach, Lombok
Pink sand beaches are a phenomenon usually caused by tiny, dead, single-celled red organisms mixing with bits of coral and crushed shell. This mixture creates a pink glow to the sand. We’ve witnessed this in Barbuda and Bahamas, but neither compared to the vibrance of Lombok. Time your visit to coincide with high-tide and you’ll experience the brightest shade of pink – however, you just might have to dodge the selfie-taking backpackers!
Hauklandstranda, Lofoten
During the summer, the bright white sand radiates in the never-ending summer days, yet during the winter, the perfectly clear waters mirror the Northern lights. A true arctic dream. To top things all off, the Atlantic swell can create idyllic surfing conditions – but take a good wet suit as water temperatures never go above 15°C.
S’Espalmador, Formentera
Kuanidup, San Blas
West Beach, Isle of Berneray
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