Where have you been that has had the whitest sand and the bluest sea?

Answer 1

southend sealife centre. lol

sadly everywhere i've been has had yellowish sand and grey blue water.

Answer 2

There are no rivers in that place. The Islands of that place are made entirely of calcium carbonate, which is mainly produced or precipitated by the organisms of coral reefs -- this also contributes that place having the clearest waters in the world with visibility of over 200 feet (61 meters) and the whitest sands.


That place Island's is rambling, reef-protected shoreline and cays are filled with numerous powdery white-sand beaches. The premier beach on that island is secluded Gold Rock Beach, which is a must-see at low tide when it unfolds its signature “welcome mat.”

You can generally find two kinds of beaches on that Island, the "activity beach” and the “secluded beach.” Each is captivating for its own reasons.

At the activity beaches, you'll find a multitude of fun and games, including, but not limited to, jet skiing, snorkelling, and windsurfing.

Half the fun of secluded beaches is discovering them. The best hunting grounds are on the southwest and southeast sides of that island. Following the main highway either west or east, you'll come across miles of empty whitest sands and the clearest blue waters.

Where is this place I’ve been to well it is
THE GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND

OF THE BAHAMAS.

Answer 3

Mauritius I enjoyed the three weeks i spent diving there the beaches are white the sea is heat (warm in the lagoon) with palm trees maximum people talk english yet a splash french enables at circumstances The port in the north has some extreme-high quality bars and resturants some distance adequate to experience specific without being too some distance and a protracted flight chore have exciting!!!

Answer 4

Clifton beach Cape Town.
Sandy Bay Cape Town
Ipanema Rio

Seychelles & Mauritius would beat any of the others on everybodies list, but I have not been there.
Beautiful beaches can be found around St Jean de Mont in the Vendee, Though these are brown like those of Durban in South Africa,so I suppose they don't qualify.

Answer 5

Waikikki Beach, Honolulu
Bondi Beach, Sydney, Australia
Miami Beach, Florida
Bloubergstrand, Cape Town, South Africa

Answer 6

The unpopulated Mermaid Island just off Cockatoo Island in Northern Australia. Pure white silicone sand with turqouise water-only accessable by boat or sea plane- absolute bliss!

Answer 7

Grand Cayman Island and Culebra Island off of Puerto Rico.

I would go with Culebra. It takes a ferry ride from PR - it's secluded and beautiful. Bluest water? Probably not - because it is as clear as glass.

Definetely worth the trip, especially if you want a beautiful beach.

Answer 8

Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsunday Islands, Australia. It has the most beautiful white sandy beach, the bluest water and lots of tropical animals. I saw a few stingrays in the water and as it was pretty secluded it was so peaceful. Paradise...

Answer 9

Cabo San Lucas, Baja California, Mexico.

Answer 10

Cayo Coco in Cuba, the sand is the whitest I have ever seen and its just like talcum powder between your toes, the sea is the most beautiful aquamarine blue I have ever seen in my life, absolutely amazing and beautiful.

Answer 11

As a number of people have mentioned, Whitehaven beach is amazing. The sand id so fine that they use it to polish the radar dishes on the space shuttle. You can clean silver jewelry in it too.

The island of Bora Bora in Tahiti was amazing too. I reckon for me it's those two (expensive though).