Banana Beach on Koh Hey (Coral Island), located at the southern tip of Phuket, claimed the No. 1 spot.
Known for its wide stretch of white sand and crystal-clear blue waters, the beach remains nearly untouched due to the absence of restaurants and commercial tourism services.
Kelingking Beach in Indonesia ranked second, famous for its dramatic cliff formations, powdery white sand, and striking blue-green waters.
From above, the cliffs surrounding Kelingking Beach resemble the spine of a giant animal or a roaring dinosaur. Nearby restaurants serve traditional Indonesian dishes, with favorites like fried rice with sea fish and shrimp, often paired with shrimp chips.
White Beach on Panay Island in the Philippines secured the fourth spot.
Stretching for four kilometers, this beach is popular for its soft white sand, turquoise waters, and breathtaking sunsets.
“It’s a great place to swim and snorkel, and when you’ve worked up an appetite, plenty of local dining and drinking spots are just…
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