Some of the beaches have been declared a Beauty of Natural Beauty by the regional ministry for the environment.

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La Digue was named after a ship in the fleet of French explorer Marc-Joseph Marion du Fresne.

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Anse Source d’Argent, La Digue, Seychelles

with the hill known as Maunga Pu close to its northernmost point.

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Island, Aitutaki, Cook Islands

Where there is an amazing view with clear blue water.

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Lazy Beach, Koh Rong Samloem Island, Cambodia

Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the countless white cocklefish, up to 30 feet deep in some parts, stretch for miles.

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Shell Beach, Shark Bay, Western Australia

Find yourself underwater at the 872-acre Blue Bay Marine Park when you enter the ocean. And the Blue Lagoon Beach Hotel also has swimmable access.

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Blue Bay, Mauritius

Shell hunters dubbed "Sanibel Stoop" hitch a ride on the currents of the Gulf of Mexico

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Bowman’s Beach, Sanibel Island, Florida

in search of conch, coquina, sand dollar and dozens of other varieties.

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Bowman’s Beach, Sanibel Island, Florida

"It's the only place where you can safely swim up to the reef within minutes to explore .........

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Pelican Beach, South Water Caye, Belize

The sea turtle-filled South Water Caye Marine Reserve.

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Pelican Beach, South Water Caye, Belize