It’s that time of year again. The days are getting shorter and colder, the heaters are getting turned up, and everyone is feeling a little bit wistful about skipping town and flying to a beautiful beach to soak up the sun’s rays.
If you need a perfect beach vacation, Ever Ready Travel has got you covered. We’ve put together a list of some of the most beautiful beaches for finding paradise on Earth.
This incredible black sand beach may not be especially warm this time of year, but it’s definitely worth a visit. Located next to a quiet fishing village on the southern coast of Iceland, the beach is lined with enormous basalt towers and ebony sands.
Surrounded by colorful cliffs and the emerald green waters of the Atlantic, Praia Dona Ana is a hot tourist destination. Although the beach sometimes tends to get crowded, the stunning geologic formations and crystal clear water are absolutely perfect.
Who doesn’t need a couple of weeks down in the Caribbean? Gouverneur Beach is as rewarding as it is beautiful. With a quiet and remote atmosphere, this white sandy beach is well-worth the trek out to the peaceful and picture-worthy cove where it is located.
This quaint island off the coast of South Carolina offers 12 miles of public beach. Expect to see serene cobalt ocean waters and tons of palmetto dunes decorating the shoreline.
Reethi Rah is one of the few places in the world where you can stay in a private bungalow floating on top of the water. As one of the tiny islands in the Indian Ocean, you’ll be treated to luxury accommodation and exceptional beaches.
Located between the city of Krabi and Ao Nang, you’ve probably seen a picture of Railay Beach on a computer screensaver. Accessible only by boat, due to the enormous limestone cliffs, this beach is all kinds of exotic.
Located on the southwestern side of Crete, this beach was once known only by locals. However, the incredible pink and white swirls of soft sandy shoreline became too much to contain. Its unique atmosphere now draws travelers from all over the world.
Topped by larger than life limestone formations, bristling palm trees, and tranquil turquoise water, El Nido is bustling with beauty. Sail a proa boat to a handful of the thousands of islands in this region, or simply relax on velvety white sands.
2. Maho Beach, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands
Maho Beach is one of those beaches that just seems too good to be true. It’s one of the only beaches in the world where you can suntan and watch hundred-foot jet airliners touch down just past the shoreline.
As one of Sardinia’s most evocative beaches, Cala Goloritzé was created by a landslide in 1962. High atop the pleasant ravine where this tiny beach is situated, a megalithic silver spire extends over 40 stories into the heavens.
Contact us today at Jillian@everreadytravel.com to begin planning your slice of paradise!
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