A beach that exists only because a ship ran aground during a smuggling operation in 1980.
A rock formation shaped like a mushroom — tourists knocked it over in 1989, and it took four years and heavy machinery to put it back.
A beach closed for nearly four years after a Hollywood film brought in so many tourists it destroyed the ecosystem. When it reopened, the sharks had returned.
A beach you can only reach by descending through a crack in the rock — more than two hundred steps, iron ladders bolted to the cliff, snorkel gear on your back.
And a bay where wild dolphins show up almost every single morning, for decades, without ever being fed.
24 beaches around the world. Most people know three or four of them.
WHAT’S IN THIS VIDEO:
Baia do Sancho · Navagio Beach · Whitehaven Beach · Grace Bay · Anse Source d’Argent · Playa Paraiso · Rabbit Beach · Pink Sands Beach · Matira Beach · Anse Lazio · Playa de las Catedrales · Maya Bay · Tulum Beach · Horseshoe Bay · Elafonisi Beach · Trunk Bay · Railay Beach · Praia do Espelho · Anse Georgette · El Nido · Cala Goloritzé · Long Beach Koh Lanta · Playa Balandra · Praia de Pipa
Which of these 24 beaches would you visit first — and which one surprised you the most? Tell us in the comments.
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