Beautiful beaches in the world

White heaven beach,Australlia

White haven Beach is a dazzling with crystal clear aqua waters and pristine silica sand stretch over 6 kilometres along Whitsunday Island, Australia, famous for its pure white sand all over the world. The water at Whitehaven Beach is a splendid aquamarine as clear as fine crystal. At the northern end of Whitehaven Beach you will find Hill Inlet, a spectacular cove where the tide shifts the sand and water to create a beautiful blend of colours. 

Maya Bay, Thailand

This stunning Beach is located in a spectacular beautiful bay bounded by steep sandstone cliffs that rises vertically out of the crystal clear emerald green water. This twenty meter wide white sandy beach is situated against surroundings of sand dunes, bushes and gigantic cliffs. According to the Lonely Planet's Thailand guidebook, the 2004 tsunami dramatically improved the look of Maya Bay.

Punalu'u Beach, Hawaii

Punalu'u Beach, also identified as Black Sand Beach, is composed of black basalt sand, formed from volcanic lava. Tourists from around the world arrive here to see the black sand, the sea turtles, and to snorkel/dive. On this tiny cove you will find black sand, beautiful palm trees, and green sea turtles basking in the sun.

Julia Pfeiffer Beach, Big Sur, CA

Pfeiffer Beach is the most beautiful, pure beach with bizarre purple sand, from manganese garnet particles washing down the hillside.  Pfeiffer Beach is a very popular beach among the local people, but many tourists almost unaware about the beach.  The waterfall landing on the sandy beach is a great spectacle view.

Bora Bora,Island French Polynesia

With grand landscape with rough worn mountain peaks, domes and sharp edged basalt rocks, French Polynesia offers Bora Bora as excellent honeymoon holiday spot in the world. Wonderful white-sand beaches give way to emerald waters where various shade fish animate the coral makes it truly, the most beautiful island in the world.

Maldives Island

Maldives islands are no more than six feet above sea level and lie 73 degrees East Equator.  Maldives Island presents white dusty beaches, giant palms lean on towards the sea, crystalline white sands giving way to crystal clear waters, shades of turquoise blend spotlessly with deeper hues of blue; pristine coral reefs and some of the most incredible underwater life.