Whao!.See 21 "MAD" beaches You Cant Wait To see

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Jökulsárlón Beach, Iceland

The volcanic rock of Iceland accounts for the black sand, and the ice pieces come from a nearby glacier that runs off into the lagoon.

Golden Cape, Croatia - This end of this narrow beach will change the direction it points depending on the winds.

Lucky Bay, Australia - This beach is inside a national park and is one of the few beaches kangaroos go to.

Glass Beach, California - While incredibly colorful, the glass is actually garbage from neighboring towns which has been washed over and smoothed over time.

Tropical Islands Resort, Germany

It could be a cold winter day, but you’d never know it. This beach is entirely contained inside a huge former airship hangar.

Hidden Beach, - In the early 1900s, the Mexican government carried out bomb tests in the area, which eventually morphed into stunning caves. Similar to Glass Beach, nature has found a way to make our chaos beautiful.

Tasman National Park, New Zealand - New Zealand has 90 Mile Beach (which is actually only 55 miles long)

Papakōlea Beach, Hawaii - This is one of only four beaches in the world with green sand. It comes from the mineral olivine.

The Maldives - The bioluminescent phytoplankton lighting the sand turn an already beautiful beach into a must see spectacle.

Shell Beach, Australia - This beach is made entirely of shells and stretches for about 70 miles.

Anse Source d’Argent, Seychelles

Kaihalulu Red Sand Beach, Hawaii - Due to iron deposits in the surrounding hills, this Hawaiian beach has a stunning red hue.

McWay Falls in Big Sur, California - This spectacular beach boasts an 80 foot waterfall, which flows year-round. It’s one of only 20 waterfalls in the world that empties directly into the ocean.

Whitehaven Beach, Australia - When the tide goes out, Hill Inlet turns into a winding river of white sand and turquoise water.

Rock Sound, Bahamas

Maya Bay, Thailand - The bay is surrounded by large, plant covered rocks and was the filming location for the Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Beach.

Hyams Beach, Australia - Hyams Beach holds the Guinness Book record for the whitest sand in the world.

Navagio Beach, Greece - The beach is also known as Smuggler’s Cove because of the 163-foot long shipwrecked boat right in the middle of it, which was suspected to be a smuggling boat.

Wineglass Bay, Tasmania

The almost perfect curve of the bay is as amazing from the shore as it is from the aerial view from the nearby mountains.

Benagil Cave, Portugal

Motu Tehotu, Bora Bora