This is the biggest public beach on Bora Bora, extending one mile along the southern shore. Immaculate white beach contrasts with the crystalline blue waters of Polynesia. A nearby park provides a picnic place. This renowned beach is the terminus for the illustrious Hawaiki Nui, an annual va’a (outrigger canoe) race conducted in the autumn.

Kauna'oa Bay, located on drift hunters Hawaii's Big Island, is a crescent-shaped beach bordered by palm trees, exemplifying the ideal white-sand beach. It is one of the few light-hued expanses on the island's western side—some areas are black or gray due to lava and coral—and the famous Mauna Kea Beach Hotel is situated directly on its shoreline.

Situated between Malta and Tunisia is one of Europe's most remote locations. Rabbit Island, referred to in Italian as Isola dei Conigli, is situated off the shore of Lampedusa, which is a bigger island to the north. Visitors to the beaches in this region will encounter some of the purest seas and finest sands in the Mediterranean.

This idyllic beach on Swaraj Dweep (previously Havelock Island) remains unspoiled and devoid of any development. Radhanagar Beach has smooth white sand that extends between the shimmering seas of the Bay of Bengal and lush tropical vegetation, providing an idyllic tranquil experience. Snorkelers like the opportunity to investigate the bay's aquatic fauna and vibrant coral; nonetheless, it is essential to surface at day's conclusion to appreciate the magnificent sunset.

The silica-laden sand of Whitehaven Beach imparts its pristine white hue. Even in the most intense sunlight, the silica remains cool, alleviating concerns about foot burns. This secluded beach is accessible just by boat, helicopter, or light aircraft.