I’m not big on beaches but enjoy them once in a while. Unfortunately, i live near the dirty half of the coast where the water is grayish brown and totally not something you want to swim in. I’ve never seen a beautiful beach in person and have been trying to get to Miami, Bahamas or Australia forever. I know there's many other beautiful beaches but i really have no interest in beaches outside of those places. I’ve been procrastinating on completing the mytake for a year now but its coming. Anyways, Check out my fave Australian beach below. And #FeelFreeToList the ideal beach and its location that you hope to visit (again). I love the swirls and how clear the water is. Its so far from home but so worth it #BeachWars
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Come on people! This is a #BeachWars competiton 😂 Show me a beach that makes me want to turn away from Australia!! 🤣 So far Virgin Islands and Glyfada are lookin sweeeeeet in the pics below. Upvote and vote which you really like c.tenor.com/fJQ_h8L3ox0AAAAC/drake-lets-go.gif
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Damn i can't choose! You all have such breathtaking choices. I mean AU is still my #1 🤣 but i definitely see some other options below now. You all deserve mho. But i’ll just choose whatever first comes to mind 🙏🙌
The Dominican Republic (north) so far. Crystal clear water with nice tropical fish, 30+ degrees warm. Thailand, beaches on Koh Samui and Koh Samet, also very warm water (27+). Canary Islands, depending on the location. Madeira island, depending on the location.
They were literally bigger than a hand n ran faster n smoother than i expected... n i dint know they walk sideways not towards the front... n one more thing i saw that when the wave came very close to a crab, just like car wiper it folded its eyes to sides n after the wave was gone itd make his eyes stand up in the air
I grew up five minutes from the beach in southern Cali the ocean can be like a religion it can really make you feel so close to nature and feel so small in the scheme of things when I use to go to the beach I’d go straight to the water and go out to the furthest and biggest waves and stay out there until we left literally for hours I surfed but I mostly liked to body surf I would tread water for hours when I’d get tired I go further out past the waves and tread water until I caught my breath and would get back in there and body surf some more I would free dive and check shit out under the water no goggles or anything your eyes get use to the salt water pretty quick the ocean is such a beautiful and spiritual being and can be so deadly if you go in the water be sure you understand riptides and remember to swim sideways if you start getting sucked out to sea don’t panic just swim parallel with the beach until you feel the riptide let go then swim in to the beach or else you’ll drown
Definitely at some point in your life go to a beach with some good surfing even if just to watch from the beach and if you get in and feel the power behind those waves you feel how small we really are another neat thing is you can count the waves and see the pattern they come in sets and you can determine which one in the set is the one you want because they’ll stick to their pattern for the most part
Rummu quarry, Estonia. 10 minute ride from my home.
And old abandoned prison quarry, that hit an underground spring, got flooded in matter of hours by crystal clear clean water. Machinery, building tools etc still down there. Also a fun scuba place.
Not exactly a sea beach, but a big lake. Tall hill next to it and we climb and jump off the old buildings.
Our nations main airforce base is close by so we get a lot of fun low altitude flybys there.
They opened up a summer bar with an open deck there too, where you can sit and eat with your date, right at the water.
And no damn bugs, as wild life hasn't really claimed ot back yet.
Maybe not the prettiest but this is a small village in Italy, I was there as a teen with my mom and asshole of stepfather and I dreamed of it last year and I remember it to be really peaceful and I sure want to go there again.
I have to mention my previous residence and still favorite, Boracay Island, before I returned home to California. It may not be the "best" (anymore) but it's definitely beautiful. Significantly outstanding beach locales I've had the pleasure of vacationing in are Fiji, Bora Bora, Phuket, Bali, Seychelles, Maldives, Cancun & Palawan.
I'm partial to Blind Creek Beach in Fort Pierce, FL. But be warned, it is a nude beach. It's not the most famous nude beach in Florida- that's reserved for Haulover Beach in Miami, but I prefer it since it's a bit more secluded and there's no gaukers.
Croatia beaches along the Adriatic... i stumped on one of the prettiest beaches completely by accident and I don't even know the name of it... because I was lost at the time.
But their beaches are just as awesome as any on the French Rivera, Greece or Italy... and in the early 2000's they significantly less expense.
That's a hard one since I was stationed in Hawaii for over 3 years. I'd have to say two of my favorites there are Kailua beach on the East side of Oahu and Sunset beach on the Northwest side. There were a few on Maui too that were awesome that I can't recall the names of now, and a few in California as well as Florida.
Can't remember the name but it was off the coast of Tobago. Sand was warm, water clear, little bar and food stands, spots to snorkel and scuba dive. Definitely a great time.
Hawaii's red sand/black sand/white sand beaches. Bahamas cotton sand is really really nice to walk on. Blue Lagoon is pretty. Paradise Island is heavenly
Isla Mujeres. It's been many years, but I've been there three times. This was before it became a party/spring break destination. It was really beautiful.
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