Four very photogenic beaches in the world

Beaches are not just a great location to lie on and get a suntan, it’s also a great location for photos whether they are planned (like photo shoots) or spontaneous.

There are beaches around the world that are simply magnificent to the human eye and are extremely photogenic. 

Each beach holds a distinctive feature about them which is seen to the naked eye and attracts the photographer to catch that distinctive feature. Sometimes the beach makes for the perfect photo without needing the presence of a human posing on the sand. 

Diamond Beach, Iceland

One of the few beaches around the world with black sand, the Diamond beach is a very photogenic beach with ice glaciers found on the black sand, creating an interesting contrast between colours. 

The beach is a great spot for photos especially during the early hours when the sun rises.

Navagio Beach, Greece

Part of the Ionian Islands, Navagio beach on Zakynthos Island is a very popular area for visitors and Greek residents with its clear blue waters and its white sand. 

The beach became popular after a shipwreck was discovered by travellers and can still be seen on the beach today. 

The beach is only accessible from the sea, and popular spots to take pictures of the beach is from atop rocks, where photographers can get an aerial view of the beach. 

Anse Source D’Argent, Seychelles

What is a beach list without an exotic beach like Seychelles?

The Anse Source D’Argent beach on the island of La Digue is a peaceful beach that is accessible by boat and is seven minutes away from the coastal town of Praslin. 

The beach features a few coves, pink granite boulders and trees that are over five metres tall. With its pristine white sand and waves, the Anse Source D’Argent beach is quite photogenic with or without beachgoers trapezing in the waters.

Alexandria Bay, Australia

A popular spot in Queensland, Australia Bay is known to Australian residents as A-Bay, and judging by the photos the beach is definitely worth photographing. 

The beach is set in the Noosa National Park and features a cove, cliffs, scenic viewpoints and a rocky ledge on the southern side. 

Alexandria Bay is also a very popular spot for surfers and is a great spot for photographs, especially during the sunset. 

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