Best flights to Best Beaches in the World

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  Seychelles

  Indian Ocean

  Seychelles is one of the most photographed beaches in the world.

  Seychelles

  Indian Ocean

   

  According to National Geographic, Seychelles is one of the most photographed beaches in the world. And rightly so. The clear, shallow waters and coral sand beaches sit against beautiful granite formations for a truly stunning scene. Follow that up with swaying palm trees and relatively calm waters, and it's no wonder this beach so commonly appears in "best in the world" lists.

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  Maldives

  Indian Ocean

  The Maldives Islands are an easy choice if you want to get away from it all.

  Maldives

  Indian Ocean

   

  With over 3,000 coral reefs to explore, spread out between 1,102 islands of white sandy beaches and year round sun, the Maldives Islands are an easy choice if you want to get away from it all. If you desire seclusion, there is plenty of space to go around, or if you prefer to be pampered you will have no trouble finding your dream luxury resort.

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  Bali

  Indonesia

  Bali truly is a unique beach experience.

  Bali

  Indonesia

   

  Bali truly is a unique beach experience. With ancient temples and saturated green hills as its backdrop, and many varieties of sands and waters, it has a little something for everyone. Yes, it has become a common destination for beachgoers as a result. But don't worry, if you desire seclusion, here are some spots that have not been overrun: Balangan Beach, Greger Beach, Bias Tugal, Ungasan, and Amed.

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  Bora Bora

  Tahiti

  The island still holds true to its nickname, "Romantic Island."

  Bora Bora

  Tahiti

   

  Located in the South Pacific, Bora Bora formed from an ancient volcano and is now protected by a white sandy lagoon and barrier reef. The island still holds true to its nickname, "Romantic Island," with its isolated beaches, quiet ambience, and intimate resorts, despite being an extremely popular destination for beachgoers.

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  Fraser Island

  Australia

  Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island.

  Fraser Island

  Australia

   

  Boasting over 640 square miles of unspoiled natural paradise, Fraser Island is the world's largest sand island. But its not just the sand that makes this place special. On the massive island you will find rain forests, eucalyptus woodland, mangrove forests, freshwater lakes, and wallum and peat swamps, which probably explains why the island was inscribed as a World Heritage site back in 1992.

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  Anguilla

  Caribbean Sea

  Find yourself driving down unmarked roads to secluded coastlines.

  Anguilla

  Caribbean Sea

   

  If you're wanting to enjoy the Caribbean Sea without finding yourself stuck in a tourist trap, then look no further. Sure, there are plenty of resorts, hotels, and cruise ships, but you can also find yourself driving down unmarked roads to to secluded coastlines with crystal clear, coral-filled waters. Anguilla is located just east of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and directly north of Saint Martin.

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  Lanikai Beach

  Hawaii

  Lanikai Beach is consistently ranked among the best beaches in the world.

  Lanikai Beach

  Hawaii

   

  Despite its small size, Lanikai Beach, which sits on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, is consistently ranked among the best beaches in the world. If you're not in the mood to deal with a crowded beach, it's recommended you visit on weekdays, as the 0.5 mile beach quickly fills up on the weekends and holidays.

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  St. Bart's

  Caribbean Sea

  St. Bart's is an 8-mile-long, white-sand-covered relaxation paradise that will not disappoint.

  St. Bart's

  Caribbean Sea

   

  If you enjoy fine French cuisine but prefer to spend your vacation at the beach, this Caribbean island is for you. St. Bart's is an 8-mile-long, white-sand-covered relaxation paradise that will not disappoint.

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  Corfu

  Mediteranean Sea

  Corfu is a lush island located just off the coast of Greece in the deep blue Mediterranean Sea.

  Corfu

  Mediteranean Sea

   

  Corfu is a lush island located just off the coast of Greece in the deep blue Mediterranean Sea. With a variety of beaches, from small secluded shores to sprawling pebble coastlines, Corfu lures tourists and locals alike. Combine the beautiful beaches with the relaxing scent of olives and citrus, and you'll never want to say goodbye.