Also known as La Pleasure Beach, you can enjoy here the ocean views and beach activities like horseback riding and beach sports. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially on weekends when live music and performances are common. Be prepared for entrance fees and vendors selling various goods. Always keep an eye on your belongings and be cautious if swimming, as lifeguard coverage can vary.

A true hidden gem in the Bali island Nusa Penida. Unique geological formation with clear and turquoise water.

Worth the hype. The combination of warm bubbling water and incredible marine life makes this place unforgettable. The reef is alive with color, and the bubbles make it feel surreal.

If you’re looking to surf on the Sunshine Coast, Kawana Beach is a fantastic choice. Known for its consistent waves, it’s a great spot for surfers of all levels. The long stretch of sandy beach provides plenty of space to catch some waves without feeling crowded. We spent the day here surfing and swimming and we ended our day watching the sunset here. Honestly, it was one of the most peaceful moments of our trip.

This spot is part of Belongil beach at Byron Bay and is a good place for surfing. It’s named after the shipwreck of the Wollongbar that sunk in 1922, and you can see it peeking out of the water just offshore. We loved how raw and wild this spot felt, especially with the waves crashing over the wreck. We went there for snorkeling and we would definitely go again.

A lively beach destination with great swimming spots, and plenty of dining options.

This beach totally surprised us. We stumbled on it while exploring and ended up loving how chill it was. It’s perfect if you’re into paddleboarding or just want to hang by the water without the big crowds. We brought a picnic, found a shady spot, and just relaxed for hours. It’s got this super local vibe that makes you feel like you’ve found a hidden gem. There are plenty of amenities nearby, including cafes, shops, and picnic areas. The best part: it’s the perfect spot to park your van and spend a comfortable night!

Honestly, Surfers Paradise blew us away. It’s got that perfect mix of laid-back beach vibes and city energy. We spent the morning hitting the waves, and by the afternoon, we were grabbing ice cream and walking along the esplanade. At night, the whole place lights up, and you can find tons of places to eat, drink, and just soak up the atmosphere. It’s one of those spots you could come back to again and again and never get bored.

A hidden gem worth the effort. If you love adventure, you’ll love Batibou. It’s a bit tricky to get to—a bumpy road and a short hike—but once you arrive, it’s pure magic. The beach is stunning, with palm trees lining the shore and barely any people around. There’s usually a small shack selling drinks and snacks, but it’s best to bring your own just in case.

The best beach in Martinique? Many people say so, and I get why! The water is warm, the sand is super soft, and the whole place feels untouched. There are no big resorts, just nature and a few local vendors selling food and drinks.