5 Mind-Blowing Bikini Beaches You Have to Visit
If your vision of the perfect beach includes turquoise water, sand between your toes, and wearing your favorite bikini from morning to night, then read on. Here are 5 of the world’s best beaches that should be high on your travel wish list, whether you want to party all day at a beach club or seek out pristine, untouched bays far from the masses.
1. Baía do Sancho — Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
It’s no surprise that this spot is constantly voted one of the best beaches on the planet. The journey to Baía do Sancho is half the fun. You have to descend steep iron ladders wedged into a narrow crevice to reach the golden sand of this hidden paradise on a remote volcanic archipelago 220 miles from Brazil’s northeastern coast. Then, when you’re wading in the blue-green water, framed by lush cliffs, you feel as though you’re the only person in the world. Access to the beach is strictly controlled by the Brazilian national park, so it’s never too busy.
2. Whitehaven Beach — Whitsunday Islands, Australia
If perfection was a place, then it would be Whitehaven Beach. Located 7 kilometres in the middle of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, the white sands that make up this famous stretch of shoreline are made up of 98% pure silica. The purity and fineness of the sand means that you can walk along it barefoot in the height of summer without burning your feet! At the northern tip of the beach is the Hill Inlet, where the changing tides sweep the sand and water into a spectacular swirl of turquoise, navy and white.
3. Grace Bay — Providenciales, Turks & Caicos
For those who want to sip on coconut water from a beach lounger while not being disturbed by waves while swimming, then Grace Bay is the place to be. Surrounded by a barrier reef that stretches out in the distance, this water is just as calm, clear, and warm as a swimming pool.
Grace Bay is a 3-mile-long stretch of pristine white sand that provides both an upscale experience and a relaxed island lifestyle. Spend the morning paddleboarding on mirror-like water, have conch salad in a beach shack for lunch, and end the night watching the sun set over the Caribbean Sea.
4. Anse Source d'Argent — La Digue, Seychelles
Anse Source d'Argent seems like a set for a fantasy movie, with large boulders of smooth carved granite forming secluded inlets into the fine pink sand and calm, shallow waters of the turquoise lagoon. Situated on the tranquil island of La Digue, where the bicycle is king, getting here is a delightfully slow process. The shallow reef serves as a breakwater, providing a perfect place to play in the water, take beautiful photographs, or just lounge in the sun.
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