Beaches are not always about powdery sand and crystal clear waters. Some of them stand out for different reasons, like their black, green or red sand or unique phenomenons, like Mission Beach, invaded by thousands of small sand bubbler crabs and Hot Water Beach in New Zealand. It you're looking for that unusual beach that will make your vacation unique, here are some ideas.

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  • Maho Beach
    Maho Beach Even though you may not have a quiet day at the beach, you'll definitely have a blast!
  • Papakolea Beach
    Papakolea Beach You've heard of white and black sand, even red, but would you like this green sand beach in Hawaii?
  • Hyams Beach
    Hyams Beach Hyams Beach is a true white paradise, having the whitest sand in the world.
  • Hot Water Beach
    Hot Water Beach Beach and hot water just might be the perfect combination for your vacation.
  • Mission Beach
    Mission Beach A beautiful beach on the Australian coast, invaded by sand bubbler crabs.
  • 75 Mile Beach
    75 Mile Beach Watch out sunbathers! 75 Mile Beach is not only a beach, but also a runway and a motorway.
  • Kaihalulu Beach
    Kaihalulu Beach Kaihalulu is an exotic red sand beach, maybe the most beautiful in the world.
  • Haeundae Beach
    Haeundae Beach This 1.5 kilometers strip of sand has become the most popular beach in South Korea, being invaded by (...)
  • Punaluu Beach
    Punaluu Beach A beautiful black sand beach on Hawaii's Big Island, home to endangered species of turtles.
  • Vik Beach
    Vik Beach A black volcanic beach in southern Iceland, in the charming village of Vik.

1 comment:

Glen Godfrey says:

Posted on: Jan 2, 2011

If Hyams Beach can be described as anything, it is easy on the eyes. The world renowned for its brilliantly white sand and the crystal clear waters, Hyams beach is one of the country’s natural wonders worthy of writing home about. If the novelty of relaxing on the coastal waters wears off, than use your time to explore the abundant nature that lies within the Jervis Bay National Park to the north, Booderee National Park and the Botanic Gardens to the south. Teeming with more fauna, flora and the natural landscape than can conceivably be seen during your stay, Hyams beach is sure to keep the whole family occupied.
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