Two Cuban beaches rated among the best in the world
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About Cayo Santa Maria, the website identifies a 21.4-square-kilometer island belonging to Cuba, one of its impressive beaches dominated by almost white dunes and impossibly colored waters.
In the case of Varadero, it points out that this beach resort – known as Playa Azul (Blue Beach) -stretches between 700 and 1,200 meters wide, while 22 kilometers of beach covers a strip of fine white sand and a gentle descent from the platform to the sea.
The top choice includes Whiteheaven Beach, a seven-kilometer stretch along Whitsunday Island, Australia. The beach is known for its crystalline silica sands and turquoise waters.
From the third step up are: Baia do Sancho (Brazil), Grace Bay Beach (Turks and Caicos Islands), St. Pete Beach (United States), Turquoise Bay (Australia), Eagle Beach (Aruba), Rabbit Beach (Italy), Kaanapali (Hawaii), Baia dos Golfinhos (Brazil), Cofete (Spain), and Varadero (Cuba).