Travel

World's Best Beaches Part 1

Summer has ended and I'm still reminiscing that feeling of how good it was to sunbathe and just feel the warmth of the sun on my face and body. The sound of the waves that was so relaxing and the feeling of the sand on my toes, which makes me want to stay on the beach forever. I love the beach so much (you may call it obsession) that I researched on the best beaches in the world and hopefully, I would be able to go to these places soon.

First stop, USA:

D.T. Fleming Beach Park, Maui, Hawaii

Although, I am not a big fan of beaches with big waves, I figured this beach would not be named as America's best beach for the eleventh time if there's nothing special about it. Maybe I wont' travel there during winter to avoid big waves. Or maybe I'll just stay in the shore and enjoy the sun.




Ka'anapali beach Maui

I read great reviews about this beach. Though it was not inlcuded in this year's list of best beaches, this is still considered as one of the most popular on the island of Maui. People boast about
this beach as having the best snorkeling site ever. That should make my trip worthwhile coz I love snorkeling.

Caladesi Island State Park, Dunedin, Florida


Whoaa! Talk about WHITE SAND! My favorite citeria of a beautiful beach. Plus, the water is ideal for swimming and other activities. Definitely included on my list! I just hope it looks good in real life as it is in that photo.

Next stop, Seychelles

I read this place from a book and decided to check it out online. I was amazed by what I found out about this place. The beaches are simply breathtaking. There were two beaches that really made me wish I was there.

Anse Lazio, Praslin - Seychelles
Looks like paradise. That explains why this is often listed among the world's top ten beaches. The calm water looks perfect for swimming and snorkeling.






Anse Source D'Argent, La Digue

Did I read about pink sand? I love it! This beach has been considered as the most photographed beach in the world. Well, it's certainly photogenic. The shallow water are perfect for swimming especially for kids.

I have not time to discuss every beach in Seychelles. But you could check it out here.
Let's go to French Polynesia.

Matira Point Beach Bora Bora


Great beach with white sand and clear, calm water. This is the only public beach worth seeking in Bora Bora. At least that's what I've read.

Temae Beach Moorea Tahiti


Now, I heard that there are geckos and scorpions in the island. Is this true? I guess I'll never know until I've been there.

Well, these are the beaches where I want to spend my future summers, for now. I'll post the second part soon or maybe later.

posted by Traveler's guide @ 3:28 PM