FX.co ★ Top 5 most beautiful beaches

Papakolea Beach (Hawaii)

Papakolea Beach, located close to the south point of Hawaii, ranks first in our rating. It is also known as Green Sand Beach which is explained by the unusual color of the sand. The glitter of green comes from glassy crystals of olivine, a mineral of volcanic origin that emerged from the Pu’u Mahana tuff ring in Mahana Bay. Visitors can also enjoy snorkeling near the beach.

Fakistra Beach (Greece)

Fakistra Beach is considered the second most picturesque coastline in the rating. The area is located on the Pelion peninsula, and you have to take a steep cobblestone path to reach it. At the end of the track, Fakistra Beach welcomes visitors with turquoise lagoons, incredibly beautiful waterfalls, and soft sands hidden in the shade of olive groves.

Maho Beach (Caribbean)

The third place on the list is taken by Maho Beach, the territory on the Dutch side of the Caribbean island of Saint Martin. The place boasts a dazzling white sand beach and crystal clear water. The destination is popular for its close location to the runway of Princess Juliana International Airport. This is a perfect spot to watch aircraft landing and taking off as they fly just a few meters above your head. Such a view will definitely leave a lasting impression on visitors.

White Beach (Philippines)

White Beach located on Boracay Island, Philippines, is number four on the list of beautiful places that are perfect for relaxation. There are plenty of resort areas and hotels for every taste and budget. In the evening, White Beach is covered with cozy lights from bars and restaurants. Boracay Island is famous for its unforgettable sunset views.

Cathedrals Beach (Spain)

Cathedrals Beach in Spain closes the top 5 incredible places for a vacation on the beach. The area is located in the Ribadeo municipality in Galicia. The beach got its name thanks to the unique cliff formations found along the coastline. The cliffs in the form of arches create a cathedral-like atmosphere that can be seen only at low tide. When water is low, visitors can also explore numerous sea caves.