12 INCREDIBLE BEACHES AROUND THE WORLD

Beaches come in far more different shapes and colors than some of us might have expected.

One of the most striking differences in many of these beaches are different sand colors, sand is formed out of whatever the waves bangs against the shore, be it rocks, shells, corals or glass.

Here are 12 beaches that in one way or the other might not be anything like the beaches you are used to:

1. Unique Class Beach, California 

                                                                                                                                                                

It is near Fort Bragg in California after the trash dumped there for years by local resident was pounded into sand by the surf, the dumping was eventually prohibited, but the glass sand remains.

2. Beach of the Cathedrals, Ribadeo, Spain

 

This beach were formed by pounding water over thousands upon thousands years.

3. Hidden Beach, Marieta, Mexico

                                                                                

It was formed after the Mexican government used the uninhabited islands for target practice in the 1900s.

4. Maldives Beach

The light on the beach in the Maldives are caused by microscopic bio-luminescent phyto plankton, which give off light when they are agitated by the surf.

5. Pink Sand Beach, Bahamas

The pink sand is pigmented by washed-up coral remnants.

 

6. Jokulsarlon, Iceland

The black volcanic sand on the Icelandic beach contrasts beautifully with the white and glassy chunks of ice.

7. Green Sand in Kouron, French Guiana

 

It is caused by the mineral olivine which is formed by lava as it cools in the sea.

8. Giants  Causeway Beach, Ireland

This was formed 50-60 million years ago when basalt lava rose to the surface and cooled,cracking into strange, large columns.

9. Punaluu Black Sand Beach, Hawaii

The black sand is formed by basalt lava, which explodes as it flows into the sea and rapidly cools.

10. Shell Beach, Shark Bay Australia

Shell beach in Australia is so saline and this abundance of molluscs that floods the beaches with their shells.

11. Pfeiffer Purple Sand Beach, California

 

This purple sand beach was formed when manganese garnet deposits in the surrounding hills erode into the sea.

12. Cave Beach in Algarve, Portugal

The algarve coast consist of limestone which is easily eroded and can form stunning sea caves like this one.                                                          

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6 THINGS THAT WILL MAKE YOU WANNA VISIT SEYCHELLES

seychelles will make you feel happy like a castaway living in a tropical paradise.

it is situated in the indian ocean near east africa, the seychelles is an archipelago of islands, that was uninhabited until the french arrived in the late 18th century.

today, the island has a remarkably multicultural society with an abudance of natural settings and wildlife that draws visitors from around the world. 

1.  Secluded Beaches

it is easy to find a deserted beach or cove to call your own for the day in the seychelles, complete with sugar-soft sand and gin-clear warm waters.

2. Inland Discoveries

want a break from simply lying on the beach? explore the thick jungles of praslon or the eerie granite rock formations on la digue

3.  World Cuisine

the seychelles' cuisine is a unique blend of african, chinese, english, french and indian flavours

4. Diving Spots

this is one of the top dive spots to visit in the seychelles

5. Mahe Nightlife

The Seychelles has the hottest nightspots in the beau vallon area of Mahe island.
they have famous dj  who mix the top tracks from different countries around the world.

6. Golf in Geychelles

the seychelles island in the warm, clear waters of the india ocean is beginning to get on the list of great golf holiday destination.

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