Sydney, Western Australia and Queensland are known for having some of Australia's finest beaches, but Melbourne also has a decent share of beaches. If you were to head to one of the Melbourne beaches on a warm summer day, you'll find it extremely difficult to find a free spot.
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The history of the Netherlands is closely connected to the fact that much of the country is surrounded by water. About 30% of the country lies below sea level, and much of the country borders the North Sea. Around 290km of the coast consists of sandy beaches with dunes,...
Mykonos, one of the Greek Cycladic islands, is a top party destination in the Mediterranean. With bars and clubs open all day and into the early hours, A-list celebrities to be seen and spectacular sandy beaches, it is the place for fun. However, that's not to say it isn't...
While Perth might be the most isolated capital in the world, it has some of the best beaches - think sugary sand and crystal clear, blue waters. Not only do these beaches seem to stretch on forever, but they're also highly accessible. Most beaches are less than a 20-minute...
Alabama probably doesn't top the list of all the states you'd think of for beaches. But with over 60 miles of coastline along its southern border, it has plenty of spots for you to stretch out on the sand. That's not even counting the hundreds of miles of shoreline...
San Francisco is one of California's most iconic cities, home to Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, historic trams and excellent clam chowder. Being on the coast, San Francisco naturally has many beaches, impressive ocean views and golden sand that you'll find along the Pacific Coast Highway, throughout LA and...
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