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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Relaxing at the beach is one of the best choices for most people to escape the bustling city life. It’s even better, especially for those who value cleanliness, if you can find pristine beaches, which offer a pristine and refreshing environment.
Speaking of clean beaches, the Foundation for Environmental Education’s Blue Flag program has revealed several countries with the most Blue Flag beaches, with an impeccable atmosphere combined with safety. Spain, Greece and Turkey are among the countries included.
Therefore, in this article we will consider some coasts of the countries that are considered the cleanest beaches in the world. Scroll down for more.
List of the cleanest beaches in the world
Quote Condé Nast travelerthe next countdown presents the top 10 cleanest beaches in the world, offering some of the best coastal escapes in a serene and pristine setting.
10. Nissi Beach, Cyprus
There are approximately 77 Blue Flag beaches in Cyprus, and Nissi Beach is perhaps the most famous. Located close to the Ayia Napa resort, this coastal area lures beachgoers with its seamless white sand and turquoise calm waters.
For even more fun, you can play beach volleyball on the two public courts and dance the night away at beach parties organized by Nissi Bay Beach Bar.
9. West Wittering Beach, England
If you love sandy beaches, this might be the best choice for you. Head to West Sussex, England, to find your way to West Wittering Beach, located at the mouth of Chichester Harbour.
The beach is known for its pristine sand, where people love to sunbathe and enjoy the serene coastal atmosphere. While you can spoil yourself with the awe-inspiring, uninterrupted horizon, there are even more exciting things waiting to be tried in West Wittering Beach, from horse riding to windsurfing.
8. Old Head Beach, Ireland
Old Head Beach in County Mayo, Ireland, is listed as one of the Blue Flag-certified beaches in the world and is distinguished by its scenic rocky cliff and crescent-shaped stretch of sand. This sheltered beach is ideal for a range of activities including swimming, surfing and jet skiing.
7. Søndervig Beach, Denmark
Denmark is home to more than 150 blue flag beaches, one of which is Søndervig Beach. This coast has a long stretch of pristine sand, ideal for children to build sand castles.
Immerse yourself in the pristine Danish coastline while enjoying a range of free amenities including WiFi and cold water showers. Søndervig Beach also offers water stations where your furry friends can stay hydrated.
6. Praia da Falésia, Portugal
Sixth on our list is Praia da Falésia in the Algarve, Portugal, with its unparalleled cleanliness. The coastline fascinates tourists with its unique combination of a pristine sandy beach and some other natural features, such as red cliffs and pine trees. Connect with nature and hit the surrounding hiking trails.
5. Plage de Trez Goarem, France
France is more than its – perhaps overrated – Eiffel Tower. There are more than 403 blue flag beaches in the country, and Plage de Trez Goarem in Brittany is one of the cleanest.
Home to dunes and colorful birds, dive into the turquoise waters of Plage de Trez Goarem, but beware of the strong currents as you swim.
4. Tropea Beaches, Italy
Tropea, a municipality on Italy’s southern coast, is home to crystal clear waters and soft sandy beaches. Not only beautiful, but these Tropea beaches are impeccably clean and offer opportunities for kayaking, windsurfing and snorkeling.
3. Lara Beach, Cyprus
Another gem in Cyprus, Lara Beach in Antalya is known for its pristine environment and breathtaking seascape. Although some parts of the beach are occupied by area hotels, the western end is free to the public.
Lara Beach lures beach lovers with the view of the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea. Instead of just watching from a distance, get soaked and experience jet skiing, snorkeling or paragliding in the waters of Lara Beach.
2. Kampoudi Beach, Greece
Kampoudi beach in Halkidiki, Greece, has been awarded three blue flags since 1951, promising pristine sand and clear water for diving. The sea is shallow enough for children to swim safely. Plus, don’t miss sailing around the beach.
1. Burriana Beach, Spain
Last but not least, Burriana Beach in the seaside town of Nerja features a long stretch of dark golden sand and azure blue water. After enjoying the sun on the coast, take some time to explore the wide promenade with shops and restaurants.
Looking for more coastal retreats? Find your way to our previous list of the best beaches in the worldwith the Indonesian Pink Beach and the Australian Wingless Bay Beach.
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