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With landscapes that range from archetypal tropical beaches to lush pastureland to volcanic peaks, and with wildly different cultural influences from Africa, the Americas, and Europe, we try to show the most exotic destinations in the world. Beautiful beaches, dramatic landscapes are our objetives. Enjoy !!! CRETE BEACHES  Elafonisi Beach: a well-kept secret known to very few locals on Crete Elafonisi beach, located on the southwest coast of Crete, Greece, about 75 km from Chania, is famous for its white sand with pinkish hues and shallow turquoise waters, making it a paradisiacal destination nicknamed the “Caribbean of the Mediterranean”. The pink sand, the result of crushed shells and corals, varies in intensity according to the tide, season and weather, being more visible on the shore. Sometimes connected by a strip of sand to a small island, which is a protected nature reserve part of the Natura 2000 network, it is home to more than 100 species of rare plants, such as marine daffodils, and loggerhead turtles that nest there. It is ideal for families due to its shallow depth and offers activities such as snorkeling, windsurfing and kitesurfing. The main beach has services such as umbrella and hammock rental (20 €), bathrooms, showers and small canteens, although the facilities are limited to preserve its natural character. It is forbidden to collect sand, pull up plants or disturb the fauna. BEACH DESTINATIONS Top 10 unknown stunning beaches you must discover!!!Explore top beaches, which anyone talks!: 
Falesia beach, Algarve - Portugal 
Florianopolis beach, Lagoinha do Leste - SC, Brazil 
Guaruja beach girl, Sao Paulo Brazil 
El Nideo beach, Pallawan ,Philipines Filipinas Asia 
Cala Salada beach, Ibiza - Balearic islands, Spain 
Ilha Grande, Angra dos reis -Rio Brazil 
Los Roques beach - Venezuela 
Mar Chiquita beach - Puerto Rico 
Barra de Tabatinga beach- Natal, Brazil 
Arraial do Cabo beach- Rio, Brazil 
Pratacho praia beach-photo, Brazil 
Fernando de Noronha beach-photo, Brazil 
Thailand beach-photo, Asia 
Ibiza, Benirras beach, Baleares islands Spain 
Ibiza hot beach girl in bikini, Balearic islands Spain 
Hot sexy brazilian beach girls at Copacabana beach, Rio Brazil 
Morro de Sao Paulo beach - Brazil Florianopolis Brazil: photos, info, hot girls and women CLICK HERE >> PORTUGAL BEACHES Falésia Beach, Algarve, Portugal Praia da Falésia, Algarve, Portugal is one of the most outstanding beaches in the world, recognized for its stunning natural beauty and its ranking in TripAdvisor's top 5 for 2025. Below, I detail its features, attractions, and why it is such a popular destination, based on recent information and its relevance in travel trends. Praia da Falésia Details. Location: Located in the municipality of Albufeira, in the Algarve region of southern Portugal. It stretches between the towns of Vilamoura and Olhos de Água, with easy access from Faro (approximately 30-40 minutes by car). Physical Characteristics: Length: Approximately 6 km of continuous beach, one of the longest in the Algarve. Sand: Soft golden sand, ideal for walking and sunbathing. Cliffs: Its hallmark are the spectacular reddish and orange cliffs that border the beach, creating a unique visual contrast with the blue of the Atlantic. These cliffs reach up to 40 meters high in some areas. Water: Crystal clear and calm waters, with moderate temperatures (18-22°C in summer), suitable for swimming and water sports. Main Attractions: Scenic Beauty: The cliffs eroded by the wind and sea, along with the green pine trees at the top, make this beach a photogenic place, widely shared on social networks such as X. Hiking: A trail at the top of the cliffs offers panoramic views and connects different access points to the beach. It is ideal for sunset hikes. Atmosphere: Combines lively areas with bars and restaurants near Olhos de Água and quieter areas towards Vilamoura, perfect for relaxing. Activities: Snorkeling, paddleboarding, and guided walks along the cliffs. Although not a surfing beach due to its gentle waves, it is ideal for families and couples. Facilities and Services: Access: Stairs and ramps from the cliffs provide easy access to the beach, although some areas require some walking. Services: Areas with umbrellas and sun loungers for rent, showers, restrooms, and lifeguards in high season (June-September). Restaurants and Bars: Near Olhos de Água and Vilamoura there are beach bars and restaurants with fresh seafood, such as grilled sardines and cataplana (typical Algarve stew). Parking: Ample parking lots at the top of the cliffs, although they can get crowded in summer. Why It's Trending: Recognition: 5th best beach in the world on TripAdvisor 2025, praised for its cleanliness and landscape. Social Media: Its aesthetics (cliffs, golden sand, clear waters) generates viral content on X with hashtags such as #PraiaDaFalesia or #Algarve. Sustainability: Blue flag for its environmental quality, an attraction for eco-travelers. Season: Busiest in summer (June-August), but spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are ideal for the weather and fewer crowds. Tips for Visitors: Best Time: April-May or September-October to avoid crowds, with temperatures of 20-25°C. What to Bring: Sunscreen, hat, and comfortable shoes for the trails. Activities: Rent a paddleboard or hike at sunrise for unique photos. Lodging: Luxury hotels like Pine Cliffs Resort in Albufeira or budget apartments in Olhos de Água. Transportation: Renting a car is ideal; there are also buses from Albufeira or taxis/Uber from Faro. Fun Facts: "Falésia" means "cliff" in Portuguese, because of its rock formations. The cliffs are part of a protected ecosystem with pine trees and seabirds. It is a common location for photo shoots and advertising campaigns. THAILAND BEACHES Tropical haven in Thailand: Koh Chang Nestled in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Chang is a tropical haven known for its immaculate beaches, exotic marine life, dense jungles and mountainous terrain. Indeed, Thailand’s third largest island attracts a lot of foreign visitors, and while many of Koh Chang’s coastal villages are seeing a spike in tourism, large parts of the island remain untouched. As for its beaches, they vary dramatically in atmosphere, landscapes and backdrop. On an island as wildly diverse as Koh Chang, you can find beaches with each offering differing landscapes and atmospheres. Here are the 5 most charming beaches in Koh Chang: White Sand Beach (Hat Sai Khao) Kai Bae Beach Lonely Beach (Hat Tha Nam) Klong Prao Beach Long Beach (Hat Sai Yao) MIAMI BEACH Miami Beach in Florida features a diverse selection of beaches. Some are great for people watching and others offer a variety of watersports. Here are the beaches, arranged from north to south: Miami Beach - North Miami Beach - Central Miami Beach/South Beach South Pointe Park CARIBBEAN Parrot Cay in the Turks and Caicos Parrot Cay is a luxury hideaway set on a 1,000-acre island in the Turks and Caicos, British West Indies. Everything at the resort radiates calm serenity - its peaceful setting on the beach, guestrooms furnished with simplicity, full-service spa and relaxing activities such as yoga. With its own three-mile stretch of white sandy beaches, Parrot Cay will satisfy even the most demanding beach lover. The resort is surrounded by white sand beaches, azure water and coral reefs. BRAZIL BEACHES Angra dos Reis, Rio: Lopes Mendes beach  Voted one of the top '10 Most Beautiful Beaches in the World' by Vogue magazine, Lopes Mendes is a remote, hidden beach that's not easy to get to, but if you’re looking for seclusion and spectacular beauty, you won't mind the steep and muddy 20-minute trek from the village of Palmas on Ilha Grande. Your reward will be a two-mile, crescent beach with some of the whitest, finest sand stretching out to waters that are a striking iridescent blue. There are no facilities of any kind in sight or trees for shade, so bring plenty of sunscreen along with food and drink. CURAÇAO CARIBBEAN Curaçao: Hotel Resort Kurá Hulanda Curaçao, off the coast of Venezuela, was a major Caribbean port for the slave trade some 200 years ago. One of the chief slave markets was in Willemstad's Otrobanda district, a neighborhood of twisting alleys and distinctive façades that languished after the trade came to an end. Intrigued by the architecture and history, the dutch entrepreneur Jacob Dekker purchased a crumbling 19th-century mansion built by a wealthy Dutch family. He then acquired and restored several dozen derelict buildings; on vacant lots in the surrounding blocks, Dekker added 35 new structures reflecting the aesthetic of the Otrobanda. They are the heart of Project Kurá Hulanda, comprising a museum of African art, a research institute that focuses on the African diaspora, and a Dutch Colonial-style resort with 67 guest rooms, two pools, five restaurants, and stately courtyards throughout -Kurá Hulanda is island dialect for "Dutch courtyard." The cobblestones and freshly plastered walls, in fact, may seem a little too perfect, but with them Dekker has created an enduring testament to the power of regeneration. GREECE BEACHES Relaxing beaches in Greece Paleohóri, Mílos Triple strand with a naturist zone, steam vents and rock overhangs for shade. Falásarna, Crete Close to a tropical fantasy: successive crescents of fine yellow sand, gently shelving turquoise water, and an ancient city to explore. Livádhi Yeranoú, Pátmos Swim out to Áyios Yeóryios islet, then lounge under the line of tamarisks or head for the excellent taverna. Megálo Seïtáni, Sámos You have to walk or water-taxi to this huge, sandy beach in a nature reserve; monk seals are occasionally seen nearby. Yialós, Lefkádha A stunning, deserted coarse-sand beach on the island's west coast. CRETE BEACHES Haniá beaches, Crete Haniá's beaches all lie to the west of the city. For the crowded but clean city beach this means no more than a ten-minute walk, following the shoreline from the Naval Museum, but for more extensive spaces you're better off taking the local bus (#21) out along the coast road. This leaves from the east side of Platía 1866 and runs along the coast as far as Kalamáki beach. Kalamáki and the previous stop, Oásis beach, are again pretty crowded but they're a considerable improvement over the beach in Haniá itself. In between, you'll find plenty of alternatives, though some of these are quite a walk from the bus stop. Further afield there are even finer beaches at Ayía Marína to the west, or Kalathás and Stavrós out on the Akrotíri peninsula, all of which can be reached by KTEL buses from the main station. SOUTH AMERICA Featured: Discover Brazil  The Brazil beautiful beaches photos, pictures , carnival and moreAn exotic tropical vacation in South America. White sand beach. Explore, sail, bike, and relax. See the online brochure and find out more about one of the best tropical vacation!!! VENEZUELA BEACHES Los Roques beach, Venezuela Stunning beach Venezuela pictures, photos, pics and images ! TRAVEL GUIDES BRAZIL The brazilian northeast: Salvador Bahia  Salvador de Bahia, Brazil: The black culture in this famous city See Salvador de Bahia pictures, photos, pics and carnival images ! Sea, afro culture and the music of this vibrant brazilian city. HOT BEACHES Caribbean itineraries Eastern Caribbean Eastern Caribbean itineraries typically sail out of Florida or from one of the other home ports along the eastern seaboard, and may include visits to San Juan (Puerto Rico), the U.S. Virgin Islands (particularly St. Thomas), St. Martin, Grand Turk (in the Turks and Caicos Islands, east of the Bahamas), and Nassau or Freeport in the Bahamas—all very popular and busy ports of call, especially St. Thomas, Nassau, and San Juan. Western Caribbean Western Caribbean itineraries depart from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, New Orleans, and Galveston, and usually visit Grand Cayman, Jamaica (Ocho Rios, Montego Bay, or the new port of Historic Falmouth), and Cozumel or one of the other ports on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. This is a popular itinerary for many lines, so you’ll see throngs of other cruise passengers in each port—often three or four (or more) ships will be visiting at a time. Key West, Belize City, Grand Turk, and the Bay Islands of Honduras also pop up frequently on western Caribbean itineraries. Southern Caribbean Southern itineraries typically sail round-trip out of San Juan or sometimes out of Aruba or Barbados. They often overlap with eastern Caribbean itineraries and may visit St. Thomas, St. Martin, St. Lucia, Martinique, Antigua, and maybe Dominica, Guadeloupe, Aruba, and Grenada, or one of the other islands in the Grenadines. ITALY Naples -Napoli and the Amalfi Coast Taken a bath by the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, the romantic one coast amalfitana keeps the secret of the Italian passion, Naples Napoli pictures, photos, pics and Amalfi Coast images ! Read more... MUSIC Brazilian music: Maria Creuza She was born in a town of Salvador Bahia, and she began in the professional music of the hand of a "godfather" deluxe: the poet and composer Vinicius of Moraes.
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IBIZA, SPAIN
Ibiza, which together with Formentera forms the small Pitiusas archipelago, is the Balearic Isle lying closest to the Spanish mainland.
The city of Ibiza, the capital, is also popularly known by the name, Vila.
It is perched atop a promontory that dominates the entire port. Rising above the Upper Town are the twin outlines of the Cathedral and Castle.
Down below in the Lower Town are the sa Penya and sa Marina Quarters, bustling with the boutiques, restaurants and shops of all kinds that have made this the city’s nerve centre. Towards the end of the sixties, Ibiza became famous thanks to the hippie movement, which endowed it with the status of a counterculture paradise.
LOS ROQUES BEACH, VENEZUELA
It is considered one of the Top Ten most beautiful beaches in the world.
FERNANDO DE NORONHA, BRAZIL
Another paradisiac island located at Brazil. You must take a flight from Fortaleza or Recife to get the Noronha Island.
ENSENADA DE TUJA BEACH, VENEZUELA
It's the hidden wonder in a corner of Venezuela. Tuja one of the beautiful Caribbean beaches of Venezuela, a magical place surrounded by mountains and although it sounds trite because yes, it is a tropical paradise with crystal clear waters and white sand, a gentle wind and waves make this beach a place full of tranquility, relaxation and peace.
SARDINIA
Despite its celebrity as a holiday destination, Sardinia remains remarkably enigmatic.
Hidden behind the golden facade of swanky coastal resorts and spectacular beaches is an altogether different Sardinia, an island of untamed nature and proud tradition, of dark granite peaks, dizzying valleys and endless forests, all shrouded in an eerie coat of silence. Almost 7000 nuraghi (stone towers) lie strewn about the countryside, a reminder of prehistoric life on the island.
This beautiful Celtic landscape has fostered an isolated lifestyle still evident today. Although access is now assured by modern roads, for centuries many inland communities were cut off from the outside world by Sardinia's mountainous terrain. As a result inlanders, though unfail- ingly polite and helpful, can be diffident towards outsiders, and many towns bear the hallmarks of a difficult existence.
The Sardinian coast, however, continues to attract most of the at- tention and most of the visitors. An increase in low-cost flights into Alghero and Olbia has seen tourist numbers rising in recent years, and the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) remains the destination of choice for oligarchs, captains of industry and media moguls
The Sardinian coast, however, continues to attract most of the at- tention and most of the visitors. An increase in low-cost flights into Alghero and Olbia has seen tourist numbers rising in recent years, and the Costa Smeralda (Emerald Coast) remains the destination of choice for oligarchs, captains of industry and media moguls
PORT SAID, EGYPT
What to see in Port Said, the city guarding the Suez canal
Journey to Port Said, at the mouth of the Suez Canal: a cosmopolitan reality that is a bridge between the African continent and the Middle East.
Port Said (Bur Sa ' id) is located on the mouth of the Suez Canal and stretches for nearly 30 kilometers between its left bank and the Mediterranean Sea coast as a sentinel guarding the gate between the African continent and the Middle East. The city counts a population of more than 600,000 inhabitants and is considered one of the most advanced and cosmopolitan of all Egypt because of its special administrative status of Porto Franco.
Today Port Said is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world and, although it does not have the great archaeological wonders of other Egyptian realities, its cosmopolitan atmosphere, the elegant old Town and the beautiful area Nature of Lake-Zala gives tourists a pleasant holiday. In this guide we will discover the most interesting destinations and attractions not to be missed on a trip to Port Said the city guarding the Suez Canal.
The historic center of Port Said develops between the Suez Canal, the Mediterranean coast and the canal that leads to Lake Zala, embracing the newly built residential areas. The most striking and worth visiting attraction as soon as you arrive in the centre is the boulevard that runs alongside the Suez Canal, with its continuous traffic of large boats, from the lighthouse of the port to the imposing base of the monument to Ferdinand de Lesseps, the consul And French architect who designed the channel.
ARUBA, CARIBBEAN
Miles of white sugary sand and turquoise seas
Palm Beach, home of Aruba's glamorous high-rise hotels, is the best spot for people-watching. This stretch of sea and white sand is also great for swimming, sunbathing, sailing, fishing, and snorkeling. It can get crowded, and with two piers and numerous watersports operators, it’s also busier and noisier than Aruba's other beaches.
Separated from Palm Beach by a limestone outcrop, Eagle Beach stretches as far as the eye can see. The sugar-white sand and gentle surf are ideal for swimming, and although the nearby hotels offer watersports and beach activities, the atmosphere on the beach is relaxed and quiet. A couple of bars punctuate the expansive strand, and shaded picnic areas are provided for the public.
Baby Beach, at Aruba's easternmost tip, is a prime destination for families with young children. The protection of rock breakwaters makes this shallow bowl of warm turquoise water perfect for inexperienced swimmers. Giant sea-grape bushes offer shade from the sun. The beach has a refreshment stand and washrooms, but no other facilities.
Also worth seeking out is Hadikurari (Fisherman's Huts), where swimming conditions, in very shallow water, are excellent. The only drawback to this white-powder-sand beach is some pebbles and stones at the water’s edge. This beach is known for some of the finest windsurfing on island.