There are all kinds of magical and beautiful beaches in the world, some are naturally formed and some are man-made. The beach has always been one of people's favorite places to travel in the summer. Holding an umbrella, drinking refreshing drinks, admiring bikini beauties, and looking at the beautiful seaside scenery, it is such a happy thing. In this issue of tourism culture, we talk about ten magical beaches.
1. Glass Beach, California
Who would have thought that this dreamy beach was once a garbage dump? Tons of broken glass were washed into beautiful pebble shapes by the sea water, and the Pacific Ocean completed the final cleanup work on behalf of humans.
It's an ancient erosional process that's been playing out in the planet's sandy beaches long before humans existed.
The entire beach is made up of colorful glass and pebbles on the beach itself. Silver, green, blue, orange, and occasionally red glass shines in the sun and is beyond words.
2. Cathedral Beach, Spain
Catedeles Beach in the Galicia region of northern Spain is affectionately called "Cathedral Beach" because the shape of the arch resembles a church. It is also rated as the most beautiful beach in Spain.
The reason why it can win the first place is not only because of its unique shape, but also because this beautiful scenery cannot be seen 24 hours a day. It has to wait until the sea water ebbs before it magically appears. It is this hard-won The feeling makes tourists not hesitate to spend a day here, just waiting for the magic to appear.
3. Pink Sand Beach, Bahamas
This beach has been selected as the sexiest beach in the world by the US "Newsweek". The soft pink sand and clear water set off each other, making people yearn for it.
The endless pink beach is not just sand. Some land corals, tiny red plankton and white gravel are mixed together to dye the beach.
4. KouKouQi Beach, New Zealand
There are many dinosaur egg-like stones on the Koukouqi Beach. They are arranged in groups on the beach. They are uncarved, but the round shape is very beautiful. This is the magical Moeraki Round Stonehenge.
These boulders were formed on the seafloor during the Paleocene epoch between 4 million and 5.5 million years ago.
As the sea water continued to wash away, the sea level dropped, and eventually they were sent to the beach one by one, forming the natural wonders we see today.
5. Green Beach Hawaii
The beach is known as the "jewel" green beach. It is located in the southernmost part of the Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii, and the southernmost part of the United States. It is one of the only two green beaches in the world.
This beach, which seems to be filled with the smell of matcha, must be a place that many foodies yearn for.
From a distance, the beach formed by olivine looks like a piece of delicate jasper displayed between the sea and the sky, which fascinates everyone who sees it.