Many of you will be flying to sun destinations in the coming weeks. Caution is advised, especially if you plan to visit one of these 10 Beaches.
Boa Viagem Beach in Brazil
Ecosystem disturbances have brought sharks dangerously close to the coast of Recife. Nearly sixty people lost their lives there, making it one of the deadliest beaches in the world. Despite everything, people still venture there, probably because of its beauty, declined over thirty kilometers.
New Smyrna Beach in the United States
Also known as the "shark attack capital of the world," New Smyrna Beach, Florida, has the highest death rate from the attacks. It is mainly black tip sharks and bulldog sharks that are found around this superb beach. It is better not to dip the big toe!
Zipolite Beach, Mexico
Zipolite Beach, commonly known as "the beach of the dead," is highly dangerous. Its powerful sea currents cause immense waves to sweep away swimmers. Flags have been added to the white sand to indicate the areas most at risk, but bathing is not recommended.
Gansbaai Beach in South Africa
Located a hundred kilometers south of the cape, Gansbaai Beach is probably the favorite of white sharks in the world. If it is better not to go there alone, tourist agencies organize controlled excursions at sea to observe these marine animals.
The beaches of Fraser Island in Australia
It is best to observe the largest sandy Island in the world from afar. Most of the beaches located on this island prohibit swimming, either because of jellyfish, sharks or crocodiles. You also have to be very careful on land since the island is home to hundreds of dingoes.
The beaches of Shenzhen in China
Although attractive, the beaches of Shenzhen can quickly become crowded. A beach alone can accommodate between 40,000 and 100,000 people per day. The risk of an accident - including drowning - is imminent.
Chowpatty Beach in India
Unlike the previous beaches, the danger of this one is not due to animal attacks, but to its waste. With 60,000 tonnes of waste at sea, this public beach is one of the most dangerous in the world. Watch out for infections!
The Marshall Islands
Nuclear tests have been carried out over a decade on these paradisiac islands. A huge dome was installed to cover the radioactive waste. Despite these efforts, the place - like the waters - is irradiated. For obvious reasons, the beaches of the Marshall Islands are not a good place to live.
Maho beach on the island of Saint Martin
Maho Beach is a short walk from the Princess Juliana Airport runway. When tourists are lounging on the white sand, the planes are dangerously close to their parasols. In 2017, a tourist died after approaching the runway.
North Sentinel Beach in the Andaman Islands
The 150 or so souls who live on North Sentinel Island live in seclusion. No one can approach them, on pain of receiving arrows and spears. Although this place seems heavenly, it is best to stay away from it.
Boa Viagem Beach in Brazil
Ecosystem disturbances have brought sharks dangerously close to the coast of Recife. Nearly sixty people lost their lives there, making it one of the deadliest beaches in the world. Despite everything, people still venture there, probably because of its beauty, declined over thirty kilometers.
New Smyrna Beach in the United States
Also known as the "shark attack capital of the world," New Smyrna Beach, Florida, has the highest death rate from the attacks. It is mainly black tip sharks and bulldog sharks that are found around this superb beach. It is better not to dip the big toe!
Zipolite Beach, Mexico
Zipolite Beach, commonly known as "the beach of the dead," is highly dangerous. Its powerful sea currents cause immense waves to sweep away swimmers. Flags have been added to the white sand to indicate the areas most at risk, but bathing is not recommended.
Gansbaai Beach in South Africa
Located a hundred kilometers south of the cape, Gansbaai Beach is probably the favorite of white sharks in the world. If it is better not to go there alone, tourist agencies organize controlled excursions at sea to observe these marine animals.
The beaches of Fraser Island in Australia
It is best to observe the largest sandy Island in the world from afar. Most of the beaches located on this island prohibit swimming, either because of jellyfish, sharks or crocodiles. You also have to be very careful on land since the island is home to hundreds of dingoes.
The beaches of Shenzhen in China
Although attractive, the beaches of Shenzhen can quickly become crowded. A beach alone can accommodate between 40,000 and 100,000 people per day. The risk of an accident - including drowning - is imminent.
Chowpatty Beach in India
Unlike the previous beaches, the danger of this one is not due to animal attacks, but to its waste. With 60,000 tonnes of waste at sea, this public beach is one of the most dangerous in the world. Watch out for infections!
The Marshall Islands
Nuclear tests have been carried out over a decade on these paradisiac islands. A huge dome was installed to cover the radioactive waste. Despite these efforts, the place - like the waters - is irradiated. For obvious reasons, the beaches of the Marshall Islands are not a good place to live.
Maho beach on the island of Saint Martin
Maho Beach is a short walk from the Princess Juliana Airport runway. When tourists are lounging on the white sand, the planes are dangerously close to their parasols. In 2017, a tourist died after approaching the runway.
North Sentinel Beach in the Andaman Islands
The 150 or so souls who live on North Sentinel Island live in seclusion. No one can approach them, on pain of receiving arrows and spears. Although this place seems heavenly, it is best to stay away from it.
