The world's strangest beaches
The preferences of the tourists have diversified in recent years, leading many people to seek particular sites that offer unique beauties . Thus, the curiosity to visit beaches with unique characteristics is a growing phenomenon. While there are many places that offer idyllic sun and sea destinations, some have unique signs.
From the color of the sand (almost black, iridescent or completely white), the training has carved sea with over the years, to the picturesque surroundings and the snowcapped peaks and historic ruins, on every continent you can find this type of coastline, ideal for beautiful photographs.
Australia offers private beaches with features, including the so-called Rainbow Beach, named for the variety of colors of the sand that can be seen by observing at close range. Also here you can see Hyams Beach, considered the whitest sand beach in the world, and visited by thousands of tourists each year.
In the United States and Papakolea Kaihalulu stand both in Hawaii , with fully red sand, or a combination of green, red and black respectively, caused by volcanic eruptions thousands of years. In California are Glass Beach, with crystals of different size and color, which have been worked by water, and Bowling Ball Beach where you can see stones shaped bowls.
In Europe, one of the most curious is the beaches of Vik in Iceland, covered with sand almost black, in Ireland called Giant's Causeway rock formations geometric displays along the coast, giving a very particular. In Greece, Perissa beach sand has very dark, and Italy Rosa Beach (in the archipelago Magdalena) is named after the color of sand.
Category: Destinations , Travel
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