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It's no wonder Steven Spielberg chose Kauai's north shore to shoot the original "Jurassic Park" movie, Nā Pali just feels primeval.
With cliffs rising up thousands of feet that plunge straight into the ocean, secluded jungle waterfalls and beaches that can only be reached by hiking for half a day, it's a stunning sight to behold.
Kayak camping the coast is the best way to experience its edgy, end of the Earth vibe.

Australia's most eclectic coast stretches 243 kilometers between Torquay and Warrnambool along the southern shore of the state of Victoria.
Although it's most renowned for spectacular sea stacks the Twelve Apostles, this stretch of waterfront also boasts the lauded Bells Beach of surfing fame, wildlife rich Cape Otway, and historic sites like Flagstaff Hill.

This stretch of coast takes its name from the unique fynbos vegetation that blankets many of its hills, vales and headlands.
While there are certainly swank beach resorts here, the main allure is unencumbered nature and outdoor adventure, marine mammal encounters, wilderness hikes like the Otter Trail, and the world's highest commercial bungee jump, measuring 216 meters.

Stretching from Goa to India's southern tip, the fabled Malabar Coast was once renowned in for its fabulous riches and wealthy seaports.
Nowadays travelers come here to relax on its sun-splashed beaches, cruise the coastal canals in luxury houseboats and slumber in the posh oceanfront resorts of Goa and Kerala.

Long before popular TV series "Games of Thrones" was filmed here, the Antrim Coast was renowned for its stark, natural beauty.
The Giant's Causeway, an estimated 40,000 basalt columns created by an ancient volcanic eruption, is one of its stand out sites.
Visitors can hike the shore on the Causeway Coast Way, a 51-kilometer trail that includes the vertigo-inducing Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.

A coast that inspired works by Hunter S. Thompson, Jack Kerouac and Henry Miller, photographer Ansel Adams and even the Beach Boys must have something special, and Big Sur doesn't disappoint.
The vertiginous drive along Highway One connects legendary Hearst Castle with redwood groves, rustic chic hotels, cliff-edge rest

Known as Lycia in ancient times, the big bend along Turkey's southwest shore is one of the lesser known gems of the Mediterranean Sea which flaunts many attractive coastlines.
Its bays really are turquoise, especially otherworldly lagoon Ölüdeniz, or "Dead Sea," near the amazingly photogenic Fethiye.
Sailing is a great way to discover the coast's many secluded bays and coves.

The clash of land and water is often mesmerizing, as are the plants, animals and human activities that flourish along a shore.
In classic novella "Heart of Darkness," seafaring author Joseph Conrad wrote that all coasts are shrouded in mystery, with an invitation to "come and find out" what they have to offer.

When you think of idyllic beaches, chances are Bai Sao’s landscape will come to mind: white sands, crystal-clear waters, low-hanging palm trees and beach bars. It’s an ideal location for anyone looking to escape the stress of daily life for a while.

Getting there: Bai Sao is located 16 miles from Duong D**g Phu Quoc’s largest town. Visitors can reach Phu Quoc from Ho Chi Minh city via a 40-minute plane ride.

Bingin Beach offers some of the most demanding surfing conditions in Bali (expect up to 8-foot swells), making it the quintessential spot for surfers. If you prefer to stay on dry land, the beach is at its best during low tide, when the landscape is ideal for sunbathing.

Getting there: Bingin Beach is located 30 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali and can be reached by car.

Make sure to grab your camera or smartphone before you head out to explore McWay Falls, located in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park along Highway 1 in Big Sur. The 80 foot falls, spectacular in its own right, is situated among equally incredible jagged rocks and offers fantastic views of the Pacific Ocean.

Getting there: McWay Falls is accessible via the McWay Waterfall Trail. Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, easily spotted off Highway 1, is a three-hour drive from San Francisco and a 5.5-hour drive from Los Angeles

Visitors can expect 18 miles of sugar-white beaches and equally pleasant water temperatures at Pensacola Beach, located on the Florida Gulf Coast (on the western part of the panhandle). The beach is an ideal getaway spot for families and offers everything from restaurants and bars to various water activities.

Getting there: Pensacola Beach is a 30-minute drive from Pensacola International Airport.

If windswept, brooding landscapes and sweeping seascapes are what you look for in a coastal experience, make sure to add Bamburgh beach to your next UK itinerary. Located in England’s Northumberland, Bamburgh is also home to one of the UK’s most iconic castles.

Railay Beach is located on the coast the Railay peninsula, situated south of the cities of Krabi and Ao Nang. The beach features dramatic limestone formations that make this the ultimate destination for rock climbing enthusiasts.

Getting there: Railay Beach is only accessible via boat and is a quick 15-minute ride from Ao Nang.

Travelers looking for a slice of paradise will want to book a visit to Meeru Island, the only resort on Meerufenfushi Island, North Male’ Atoll. This 1148 foot-long white sandy beach is ideal for sunbathing or snorkeling.

Getting there: Meeru Island is a 55-minute boat ride from Velana International Airport in Male.

Located on the northwest side of Kauai Island, Na Pali Coast is best seen either via boat or canoe. Seasoned trekkers can also explore the area via the Kalalau Trail, a demanding 11-mile (22-mile round trip) hike that runs from Ke’e Beach to Kalalau Beach.

Getting there: Some flights fly directly to Kauai Island. Those starting off in Oahu can take a direct 40-minute flight to Kauai.

The town name Oludeniz translates to “dead sea” (a result of its calm waters) and is home to the Blue Lagoon, which offers white sands and warm, turquoise waters. Visitors can expect a more relaxed atmosphere (you won’t find a boisterous nightlife here), and a number of activities to do on and around the lagoon, including paragliding and boating.

White Beach is perfect for those who love swimming, thanks to its flat, calm waters. This 3 mile-long stretch is considered to be one of the most popular beaches in Boracay and offers everything from beach activities and restaurants to nightlife and hotels. Accommodation is broken up into three sections along the beach, Stations 1, 2 and 3, and range from luxury, mid-level and budget respectively.

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