Several pink sand beaches around the world became popular tourist attractions thanks to their unusual, picture-perfect color. Some of them look so magical it’s hard to believe they’re actually real, and these three definitely fall under that category.
Harbor Island, Bahamas
This is the first place that pops to mind when someone mentions pink sand beaches. It stretches along the eastern shore of Harbor Island, and it owes its unusual color to crushed pink and red shells of microscopic coral insects.
Horseshoe Bay Beach, Bermuda
This beach in Bermuda also became a major tourist attraction thanks to THE distinctive pale pink color of its sand. Its color is the result of the same natural phenomenon as the previous pink beach, and it stands in striking contrast to Bermuda’s crystal clear waters.
Komodo, Indonesia
This island in Indonesia is best known for being a notable habitat of the largest living lizard Komodo dragon, but that’s not the only reason to visit it. You’ll also get to see one of the world’s most beautiful pink beaches, surrounded by bright green hills of the Komodo National Park.
