Most colourful beaches in the world

5X Most Colorful Beaches in the World

If you like beaches as much as we do, then you should definitely read on. Some beaches are greater than others but these beaches have something extra special in common. They all have amazing colors! We’ve lined up our top 5 most colorful beaches in the world and we were lucky to visit 2 of them! (If you can’t have a unicorn then this might come closest to what you can experience;-))

White haven beach, Australia

The sand is so fine that you can brush your teeth with it! That’s exactly what I did! Besides, the sand is one of the whitest you will find anywhere on earth.

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Brushing my teeth at Australia’s whitest beach

Pink Beach at Harbour Island, Bahamas

Wow, can a beach be even more perfect? This beach has a pink glow because tiny marine creatures with red and pink shells live in the coral reefs that surround the beach. Once they break and shatter because of the waves and wind, you are left with this wonderful display of pinkness. One of the most colorful beaches for sure! (this picture has been edited a bit I think, but still: AWESOME!)

Pink beach Indonesia

 

Red Beach in Santorini, Greece

Santorini is a volcanic island and has 2 beaches with colors you may not see anywhere else. Black and red. The red beach is by far the most impressive. Not the best place to swim but great for shooting pictures! I was there this summer and I can recommend it!

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Weird but beautiful. Red Beach in Santorini

“These colorful beaches are worth traveling for”

Papakolea Green Sand Beach, Hawaï

The beach is located near Ka Lae, the southernmost point in Hawaii and is not a easy beach to get to. You need to endure a tough and hot hike for about 3 miles but when you get there it’s pretty amazing. The sand is made out of olivine, a green mineral, and comes from Puu Mahana, a volcanic cone nearby.

Glass Beach

Not natural but nevertheless extraordinaire. In the 20th Century the people of Fort Bragg dumped their trash including glass over the cliff that’s now called glass beach. After many years, the beach was finally cleaned but they couldn’t remove all the pieces of broken glass. As a result, the remaining pieces got washed and rounded by the sea and you end up with a beautiful display glass putting this in our top 5 of most colorful beaches.

 

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3 Comments
  • Sarita Pandey
    Posted at 06:36h, 03 March Reply

    Hi!

    Check out low bay, an island beach on Antigua & Barbuda that boasts of seventeen miles of pink coral sands! We have covered it under one article that is yet to be published though.

  • Andrea
    Posted at 08:57h, 03 May Reply

    This is amazing! I’m going to add them on my bucketlist!

  • Yossra
    Posted at 07:43h, 17 July Reply

    Love them especially the pink beach ♥️♥️

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