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Phu Quoc's Long Beach and An Bang Beach in Hoi An are featured in the list of the 100 most beautiful beaches globally, according to CNN.
CNN's travel section recently released a list of the 100 most beautiful beaches globally, determined through surveys and votes from travelers. Bãi Dài – Phú Quốc ranks 93rd, and An Bang Beach – Hoi An is positioned at 86th.
Bãi Dài (Long Beach) – Phú Quốc is recognized as one of the rapidly emerging island beach destinations in Vietnam. Not only boasting white sandy shores and crystal-clear waters, but the local cuisine also adds to its allure. The most enticing feature is the motorbike rental service, costing around 100,000 VND/day for a self-guided exploration of the beautiful island.
An Bang Beach, on the other hand, captivates with its soft, smooth white sands and gentle waves. The beachfront boasts a vibrant mix of restaurants and bars, providing a high level of entertainment and relaxation. The regional specialties of Hoi An served here receive high praise.
The list also includes several renowned coastal areas in Southeast Asia, such as:
Puka Beach, Boracay, Philippines, ranked 84th
As per Mytour travel guide, Boracay is often compared to a tropical goddess, a renowned tropical paradise. Puka, the second-longest beach in Boracay, stands out for its serenity and pristine surroundings, avoiding the bustling restaurants and resorts.
Southwest Beach, Koh Rong, Cambodia ranked 52nd
Described as a forsaken paradise in Cambodia, Koh Rong exudes a pristine charm with its expansive stretches of white sand and turquoise waters.
Tanjung Rhu, Langkawi, Malaysia ranked 48th
While most tourists rush to Pantai Cenang in Langkawi, Tanjung Rhu offers a tranquil and exceptionally peaceful beauty. The long beach area is surrounded by ancient limestone caves and dense mangrove forests.
Canggu Beach, Bali, Indonesia, ranked 39th
A perfect shoreline for surfing enthusiasts.
Sunrise Beach, Koh Lipe, Thailand ranked 28th
A small island, just enough for travelers to leisurely stroll around.
Juara Beach, Tioman Island, Malaysia, ranked 21st
Less developed than other coastal areas, Juara Beach on Tioman Island provides a natural feel and a tranquil, resonating atmosphere.
Maya Bay, Ko Phi Phi, Thailand, ranked 19th
A white hue of sandy beaches embracing the sea, limestone cliffs, and coral reefs make this place an excellent spot for swimming and diving.
El Nido, Palawan, Philippines, ranked 14th
The waters surrounding El Nido harbor over 50 coral species, attracting whales, rays, dolphins, and turtles, fascinating marine creatures.
Palaui Island, Cagayan Valley, Philippines, ranked 10th
White sand, volcanic rocks, emerald green waters, coral gardens, and a rich marine conservation area... Palaui has everything to be an outstanding tourist destination. However, getting here is not easy. Palaui lacks resorts or hotels; there are only two options: outdoor camping or staying with locals.
Top spot goes to Grande Anse Beach, La Digue Island, Seychelles: Quite secluded from the outside world, Grande Anse maintains its astonishing untouched beauty. It's a haven for surfers, drawn to its powerful waves.
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Source: Mytour Travel Guide
MytourJune 28, 2013
