~ Most Beautiful Beaches In The World ~

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Lopes Mendes is two miles of unspoiled, deserted, powder-white sand that leads to some of the world’s clearest, most crystalline waters. It’s quite a trek—a three-hour drive to Angra dos Reis from Rio, then a ferry, then a taxi-boat, then a short hike through a forest—but well worth the effort.

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Fraser Island is World Heritage-listed for being the largest sand island in the world. Its golden sand beach is backed by fiery bronze cliffs; further beyond, you’ll find lush rainforest rich with native wildlife.

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El Castillo is pale and its silvery sand leads invitingly into the clear, shallow Caribbean Sea, and it's flanked by palms and lush vegetation on either side. Best of all, it’s located directly beneath the famous El Castillo ruins, which can be admired from the shore.

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To reach Honopu Beach, you must swim from an offshore boat, or from neighboring Kalalau Beach (a quarter-mile swim). It’s served as a location on such films as Six Days, Seven Nights, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and King Kong.

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This beach in Waipio Valley is one of the hardest to get to in Hawaii—you must hike or drive down a treacherously narrow, steep road. The Kaluahine and Waiulili waterfalls cut into the cliffs at the south end of the beach, and are accessible via a boulder-strewn trail along the surf.

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Matira Beach, Bora Bora has mile-long stretch of silky, powder-white sand slopes gently into a shallow emerald lagoon, and is backed by a thick curtain of palms and tropical foliage.

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Anse Lazio, on the northwest tip of Praslin island, is known widely as the most beautiful beach in the Seychelles and is by far the most photographed.