Top 10 Most Unusual Beaches

This beach in Panjin, China is known for its vibrant red seaweed that covers the shoreline during autumn. The unique color is created by a type of algae called Sueda, which produces pigments that turn the water and surrounding soil red. The beach attracts over 100,000 visitors annually, who come to witness this natural spectacle.

Located in Indonesia, this small island in the Lombok Strait is one of the most popular beaches for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. The island's name translates to "Galang Island" in the local language, but was changed due to a miscommunication with locals. In 2019, Gili Trawangan welcomed over 3 million tourists.

This beach on French Polynesia's largest island is famous for its picturesque overwater bungalows and stunning turquoise lagoon. The beach is surrounded by an coral reef that protects it from strong currents and provides a habitat for marine life such as sea turtles and rays. A significant portion of the island is privately owned by French families.

Located on Whitsunday Island in Australia, this beach is renowned for its pure white sand created from 98% silica. The beach's unique composition makes it feel like walking on clouds due to its low density and high friction coefficient. In 2019, the beach was visited by over 100,000 people.

Situated in Portugal's Algarve region, this beach is a picturesque destination known for its golden sand and dramatic rock formations. The name "Praia da Rocha" translates to "Rock Beach", which refers to the massive granite boulders scattered throughout the shoreline. In 2019, over 3 million visitors came to enjoy the scenic views.

Located in Crete, Greece, this pink-sand beach is a popular spot for its unique geological features and stunning sunsets. The beach's distinctive color comes from crushed shells of red snails and coral fragments. The area also features ancient ruins of an Minoan palace.

Located on La Digue Island in the Seychelles, this beach is celebrated for its towering granite boulders and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The unique rock formations create a dramatic landscape and make the beach particularly popular with photographers. Visitors can reach the island by boat or take a seaplane.

Located on Maui in Hawaii, USA, this black sand beach is formed due to volcanic lava flows that cooled quickly beneath the surface. The resulting rocks are rich in iron oxide, which gives them their characteristic dark color. In 2019, over 100,000 tourists visited the area for its stunning scenery.

Situated on Maja Island in Montenegro, this beach is known for its pristine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The lagoon's unique geology was formed by coral reefs that have been eroded over time, creating a secluded and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy snorkeling or boat excursions to explore the area.

Located in Sardinia, Italy, this beach is celebrated for its picturesque turquoise waters and white sand. The nearby limestone cliffs are covered in vibrant green vegetation due to unique geological features that trap moisture in the rocks. In 2019, over 1 million tourists came to witness the natural beauty of Cala Goloritzé.