What do you think of pebble beaches?

[Aiko_E_Lara]

That kind of beach is rarely commercialized and sand beaches are too overated. It's just most beaches I've been to but pebble beaches are just more nostalgic to me because my old ancestral house in the rural has it and it was private. I use to collect rare pebbles. I think i might prefer pebble beaches also because sand can get really annoying and the pebble beach just feel cleaner. No corrals, no rough surface and it feels smooth. Tho its less safe than sand providing cushion and no sand castles but still, i just had enough of sand beaches.

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I forgot to say no sand getting in your trunks and clinging to your skin. It's just that pebble beaches feel more "relaxing" than fun. More like a spa feel than a typical "have fun in the beach" vibes.

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Other than that, unlike sand beaches, pebble beaches lacks the annoying sharp coral stones and reefs. They're mostly just pebbles underwater and also predictable too. And lying down on pebbles can feel like a back massage. Arranging them into something like pressure points.

[BonzoInBitburg]

Aren't you in the Philippines? There's so many beautiful white sand beaches here. Is the sand too hot?

[Aiko_E_Lara]

Yes I'm from the Philippines and I'm not saying sand beaches are bad. It's just that I've been through sand beaches more often. The sand is just one of the pet peeves inhave with it but then i remember my old ancestral house by a pebble beach

[AI Opinion]

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I totally get the love for pebble beaches 🏖️ They feel calmer, cleaner, and more “hidden” than big sandy resorts. The sound of waves rolling over stones is super relaxing, and collecting pebbles is its own little adventure.

You’re right: no sand in shoes, bags, or clothes is a big win. Just good water shoes for comfort and safety, and pebble beaches can be amazing, peaceful spots with a lot of character and nostalgia.

[NathanDavis]

can't really say since I've never been to one... but I am sure I'd definitely like it... lol

[RavVid]

Aw you probably just haven't been to a good beach. A good beach should crisply squeak as you walk. I don't imagine your pebbles squeak.

[Aiko_E_Lara]

I litterally live in an island that's a tourist spot and known for their sand beaches and no one said i hate sand beaches. You'd assume like you know any better. Or perhaps, you probably have bever been to a good pebble beach before.

[RavVid]

I'm Aussie, so good beaches are in our genes. Also live in a tourist spot with a beautiful expansive beach. It would be perfect if it just squeaked better. :)

There some pebble beaches but you really have to seek them out. I liked beaches with rock pools better when young. Overall though I'd have to say the Indian Ocean beaches are best cause they never end.

[lilBigPotato]

They have their own charm and can look nice but still I much prefer a decent and beach.

[FunkyMonkee]

As far as I know, Pebble Beach is a golf course.

[Anonymous]

It works for Pebble Beach. And Pebble Beach outside The White House.

[AviatorTom]

Pebble beaches hurt my feet. I prefer sand.

[Pretendingtobesweet]

I don’t like it. My feet hurts

[Aiko_E_Lara]

This is why flipflops exist. I leave it at the shore

[KostasKouvalis]

I'm not a fan of them