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- These beaches boast stark white sand that beautifully contrasts with azure waters and painted skies.
- Rendezvous Bay: Anguilla.
- Grace Bay: Turks & Caicos.
- Destin: Florida.
- Orange Beach: Alabama.
- Paraga Beach: Mykonos, Greece.
- Shoal Bay: Anguilla.
- White Bay: Jost Van Dyke, British Virgin Islands.
Durdle Door Beach, Dorset, England Durdle Door Beach is a shingle beach, meaning it's composed of small pebbles rather than sand particles.
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The instantly recognizable Eiffel Tower, its rich culinary tradition, and even the French way of life are things of which the French people are rightly proud. Read on to discover what France is best known for before planning a memorable trip to the country of Louis Pasteur, Victor Hugo, and bonbons.
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The French Riviera is known for its celebrity clientele and there are sophisticated, high-grade, sandy beaches to decamp to: some public, some private.
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What's the situation in the UK? Removing any natural material - including sand and pebbles - from public beaches in the UK is illegal under the Coastal Protection Act 1949. It up to local councils to enforce the law, and offenders can be fined up to £1,000.
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Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island, Australia Whitehaven Beach is consistently ranked as the world's best beach, and with good reason: It's almost surreally beautiful. Besides its crystal clear waters, it's known for its white sand, consisting of 98% pure silica which gives it a bright white color.
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