10 best secluded beaches from around the world that will delight you

The biggest obstacle to a wonderful beach holiday is the crowds. Here a tourist can be sprinkled with sand, or he will have to listen to unpleasant loud music for him. But there are beaches on Earth, almost untouched by people.

Beach of Navaio (Greece)

This sandy beach, also known as Smuggler's Bay, is located between two limestone cliffs. A special local landmark is a ship thrown ashore. It has become a favorite destination for tourists who like to relax on this tranquil beach.

Sea Cave Benaghil (Portugal)

Despite the fact that it is rather difficult to get into this cave and it can be done only by water, this bay is worth it. Above the inner beach there is a natural rock formation with a hole in the middle. When the sun's rays get through it to the water, this spectacle is impressive.

Pink beach (Bonaire Island, Caribbean Netherlands)

The beach of this Caribbean island is unique due to its sand, which when wet gets a pink tinge. However, because of the lack of tourist infrastructure, this place is almost always deserted.

Kauapea Beach (Hawaii, USA)

This beach is often called "secret". It is located in the northern part of the Hawaiian island of Kauai and is a favorite holiday destination for locals. Tourists here are very few because of the lack of roads in this area.

Playa del Amor (Mexico)

This beach is almost always completely deserted for a simple reason. To get here, you need to swim by boat along a narrow tunnel that opens to this hidden place.

Dry-Tortugas (Florida, USA)

Those who are tired of the noisy crowded beaches of Florida, you just need to visit this place. To reach the island, located 100 kilometers from Key West, you can either by boat or by plane. Rest on this deserted beach will allow for a time to completely forget about the hustle and bustle of the outside world.

Lord Howe Island (Australia)

It seems strange that an island with such chic beaches is not very popular with travelers. The fact is that in order to combat the overpopulation of Lord Howe at the same time in its territory there can be no more than 400 tourists. As a result, the local nature has remained virtually untouched, and the most popular local mode of transport is a bicycle.

Whitehaven Beach (Australia)

To get to this island, you need to hire a sightseeing boat. The local beach is famous for its amazingly clean white sand and clear turquoise water.

Koh Lanta (Thailand)

Sometimes beautiful beaches remain unnoticed due to remoteness from well-known resort areas. So it happened with this magnificent place, near which there is only a small fishing village.

Holbosh Island (Mexico)

To get to the small Mexican island of Holbosch, you need to rent a boat or swim by ferry. The tourists who come to these places start to think that they have returned to the past. There is absolutely no car, internet or satellite TV on the island. There is only a beautiful beach and a magnificent tropical nature.