5/8/2023 0 Comments Hidden islands in the sea![]() The 1980’s film “The Blue Lagoon,” with Brooke Shields, was filmed in the downright breathtaking Turtle Bay, where you can now visit the iconic caves and pristine blue waters that once lit up the silver screen. Up until the late 1980’s, land-based tourism was restricted, but thanks to the Fijian government's ecotourism initiatives, a handful of eco-resorts and accommodations have since sprouted up along this island chain, including the luxurious Yasawa Island Resort & Spa. Yasawa’s lush landscape, dramatic cliffs and seemingly endless (and untouched) white sand beaches make it one of the most magical places we’ve ever been. Why: There are few places as remote and picturesque as the Yasawa Islands, a small chain of islands that makes up the western edge of Fiji. Recommended by: Maren Engh & Max Jallifier, Founders of Voyager Guru This might be the most exclusive way to explore the Great Barrier. ![]() English is not widely spoken in Dakar so if you plan on chatting, brush up on your French! You'll be joined by Senegalese locals of all ages heading to the beach to escape the hustle and bustle of Dakar. To get there, take the 20-minute ferry ride from the main port in Downtown Dakar to the island. Il de Goreé is a slight departure from your typical island, but it's an amazing jaunt for travelers who like their sand with a side of history. With its dark past behind, the island is now a quaint getaway where you will find locals and foreigners alike frolicking in the blue waters, set to a serene backdrop of trees and pastel-colored buildings. Why: How many beautiful islands do you know of that are UNESCO World Heritage Sites? Located off the coast of Dakar, Senegal, Il de Goreé is more than just a picturesque island it was once home to one of the largest slave ports in West Africa. Recommended by: Natrice Miller, Photographer, Founder and Editor of The Cultured Lens Where: Ile de Goreé (Goreé Island), Dakar, Senegal And when it comes to these hidden beaches across the world, they're well worth the trip.This island might be remote, but there’s still Wi-Fi, incase totally disconnecting is a bit too. However, so long as you're willing to walk, hike, boat, or fly, where there's a will, there's a way. No matter which hidden beach catches your eye, one thing's for sure: We can guarantee that it's off the beaten path-so much so, in fact, that oftentimes you'll have to think outside the box when it comes to actually accessing the stunning landscapes. Where some are nestled along the shores of North Carolina and sunny California, others are located across the world in Spain, Thailand, and New Zealand. Instead of making you stumble around in search of them, however, we've done some digging to deliver you with 31 hidden gems. Whether you're hoping to stay local in North America and perhaps discover one of Florida's best beaches or venture to one of the other six continents, there are plenty of hidden beaches to discover. Thankfully, some beaches still remain hidden-largely due to their location, landscape, and ease of access. With each passing year, beaches all over the world become more and more popular thanks to word of mouth and social media. ![]() If your idea of the perfect beach getaway is venturing to a hidden beach and relishing in the stunning seaside seclusion of it all, you've come to the right place. ![]()
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