The beaches around Budva, such as the Queen of Montenegro, draw much attention. (Photo: © Moreno Novello | Dreamstime.com)
The beaches around Budva, such as the Queen of Montenegro, draw much attention. (Photo: © Moreno Novello | Dreamstime.com)
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Playa de Rodas has been called the best beach in the world by tourists and travel experts. (Photo: © Jmubalde)
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Bora Bora is called the “pearl of the Pacific.” (Photo: © Hel080808 | Dreamstime.com)
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Green Cay Beach on the U.S. Virgin Islands is an oasis of thatched sun huts and hammocks. (Photo: Tamarind Reef Resort & Spa and Green Cay Marina)
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Grandes Playas is accessible, yet visitors can find their own spot along the sizable beach. (Photo: © Tamara Kulikova | Dreamstime.com)
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An air of secrecy and seclusion pervades Las Cuevas Bay, as it loops around a dense mass of tropical trees, as boldly green as the water is blue. (Photo: © Maria Colthrust | Dreamstime.com)
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Located along Costa Rica’s central Pacific Coast, a short drive away from the seaside of Jaco, Playa Blanca offers 500 metres of clean, white sand. (Photo: © Mary Katherine Wynn | Dreamstime.com)
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The beaches around Budva, such as the Queen of Montenegro, draw much attention. (Photo: © Moreno Novello | Dreamstime.com)
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Pomorie, a Bulgarian seaside town of 14,000, is rooted in antiquity, yet offers modern amenities at affordable prices. (Photo: Boby Dimitrov)
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Ain Diab entices with open views of the Mediterranean and its wide beaches. (Photo: Ain Diab)
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Dominican Republic stands as the undisputed king of Caribbean tourism. (Photo: Dreamstime.com)
