1. Anse Lazio, Praslin, SeychellesAnse Lazio is on the northwest tip of the Praslin Island, in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The beach is bordered by enormous granite boulders. The AnseLazio beach is known to be the most beautiful beach in the Seychelles and from this photo, we can see why.

2. Honopu Beach, Kauai, HIHonopu Beach is also known as Cathedral Beach, and it is quite difficult to reach. It is only accessible by water, so to get there you must swim from an offshore boat, or from neighboring KalalauBeach (a quarter-mile swim). As you can see from the picture, the swim is worth it once you get there.

3. Praia Mole, Florianopolis, Brazil

Known as Mole Beach, this is the beach frequented by surfers and gliders because there are strong and long waves which make is ideal for surfers. Want to visit one of the coolest beaches in Brazil? This is the place!

4. Matira Beach, Bora Bora, French Polynesia

The most famous Tahitian Beach is Matira, and for good reason. It is one of the only public-access beaches in Bora Bora. You don’t have to pay five-star resort prices to enjoy it.

5. Puka Beach (Yapak), Boracay, PhilippinesLooking for a piece of paradise? Look no further than Puka Beach, known for it’s quiet, laid-back atmosphere. Beautiful white sands, rows and rows of palm trees, and just under those palm trees are tiny stalls selling shell souvenirs and jewelry.

6. Horseshoe Bay, BermudaThe most famous beach in Bermuda is Horseshoe Bay, it lies on the main island’s south coast which is the Atlantic Ocean. Also known for its pink sand, and the hidden secret – Port Royal Cove – with shallow water and huge rock formations.

7. Barnes Bay, Anguilla

Barnes Bay is located on the southwest corner of Anguilla and what is most memorable at this beach (besides it’s beauty) is that there are no rocks or shells!

8. Blinky Beach, Lord Howe Island, AustraliaBlinky Beach is on the eastern side of Lord Howe Island, and is the best beach to catch some killer waves. So be sure to bring a surfboard, body board, fins, or just jump in for a nice swim. Keep in mind, it’s the most popular place on the island to catch some good waves and is the least crowded.

9. Lopes Mendes, Ilha Grande, BrazilLopes Mendes has some of the world’s clearest, most crystalline waters. Not to mention the powder-white sand, almond trees, and squat palms, perfect for napping under. It does take quite a while to get there – a three-hour drive to Angra do Reis from Rio, then a ferry, then a taxi-boat, then a short hike through a forest – but oh so worth it in the end.

10. Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia

Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the entire world. There is a famous cliff known for the sculpted ribbons of colored sand. Beyond the beaches you’ll find lush rainforest with native wildlife.