Although summer is almost over we bring you some weird beaches around the world. Even though these beaches are a lot different that we are used to see , they sure look amazing.
Saho Beach , Saint Martin, Caribbean
This beach is unique due to the proximity to the Princess Juliana International Airport. When they land you can almost touch them.
Cow Beach , Goa , India
A cow sunbathing at the beach? Not an everyday sight. This is normal though at Cow Beach in Goa.
Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, Bahamas
The color comes from small granules of coral mixing with white sand.
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Punaluu Beach, Hawaii
It is also known as the Black Sand Beach. The black sand is the remnant of molten lava flowing into the sea and cooled rapidly.
Jurassic coast, Southern England
This beach is composed of Jurassic , Triassic and Creteceus cliffs. Walking the coastline you will see well preserved pre-hestoric fossils and footprints.
Lake McKenzie , Frazier Island, Australia
This beach is made from pure silica. You can actually wash your teeth and hair with the sand.
Gulpiyuri Beach, Llanes , northern Spain
Crystal clear salt-water, golden sand and even waves all in the middle of a meadow.
Glass Beach , California
In 1940s people used this beach as a public dumping ground. Since then the crashing surf has smoothed the glass shards at the original site into gleaming pebbles, called “sea glass.”
Barking Sand Beach Kauai , Hawaii
Due to a particular type of quartz, the sand granules on this unique beach actually make a barking noise when rubbed. To up the unusual factor, Barking Sands Beach also features a rocket-launch site and missile-defense testing center.
Papakolea Beach , Hawaii
This beach is one of the only two Green Beaches in the world. The beach’s olive-colored sand is due to the presence of olivine, a greenish, semi-precious stone from the Pu’u o Mahana cinder cone. The strong waves that hit the base of the cinder cone extract olivine out of the cinder and deposit them on the sand, giving it a unique green color.
Hot Water Beach , New Zeland
It was named Hot Water Beach because of the underground hot springs which filter up through sand.
Prince Edward Island Red Beach, Canada
This beach has red sand due to the high iron oxide content.
San Alfonso Del Mar , Chile
This beach lays between the biggest swimming pool in the world and the biggest ocean on Earth.
Zlatni Rat (Golden Cape) Beach , Croatia
Although the 580 yard long beach is tongue shaped, with the changes in tides, currents and wind the beach gains a lot of other shapes.
Bowling Ball Beach, California
The beach features pre-historic boulders that have been ground down into perfectly smooth spherical shapes.
Hidden beach, Mexico
