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Horseshoe Bay, Bermuda

This beach consists of bright white sand turned slightly pink, stretching out in the shape of a horseshoe, carefully tucked in between huge rocks shaped intricately over the years by the sand and subtle push of water.

To its right is the Port Royal Cove consisting of shallow water and a breathtakingly unique view, perfect for kids to guardedly swim in, making it a family favorite destination.

Waipio Valley Beach, Big Island, Hawaii

Getting to this seemingly out-of-place beach in this awe-inspiring valley is no simple task. After embarking upon a hike down an attenuated, steep path, you reach the destination to find black volcanic rocks leading up to the seawater on one side and a deep, thick forest full of high-standing trees on the other side.

In front of this forest is a huge open meadow where you can enjoy your time and celebrate the successful hike you will have to make.

Treasure Beach, Jamaica

With several coves along the six-mile long coastline, this beach is more of a favorite for the local population rather than the tourists. The distinctive sparkly blue color of this beach’s water is an eye-catching quality rarely found at other beach localities.

Swimming and snorkeling are popular activities to indulge in here as the underwater rock structures greatly facilitate them. The fishing villages at every cove also provide for a convenient way to help the economy of Jamaica.

Blue Lagoon, Turkey

At the meeting spot of Aegean and Mediterranean Sea, luxuriantly thick green peaks tower around the bluish-green, crystal clear water of the Blue Lagoon.

If spotted from above, what seems like a never-ending body of water, this beach is the perfect location for anyone wanting to get away from the troubles of life and spend time with nature, without being too far away from city life.

Cala Deia, Spain

Not being anything like the regular type of beach, this location has an individualistic touch that brings out its beauty.

Located on the west coast of Mallorca, it has cliffs stuffed with small villas bordering its blue-turned-to-green water. It is a picture perfect location often used for boat rides.