Travel Industry Reveals Best Beaches
Miami's Fantastic Coast Line Makes an Ideal Beach Holiday
With the British sun having been very apparent this spring more people than ever will be thinking ahead to their upcoming holidays. For those wanting to enjoy the world's best beaches, the travel industry have revealed some of the top locations.
Beach holidays are amongst British travellers' favourite getaways, with individuals taking advantage of beautiful coastlines and warm climates to get the best from their break. Sydney remains a firm favourite for travellers wanting to experience life down under. This beautiful city has a thriving nightlife and urban scene yet also offers famous coastlines such as Bondi beach on its doorstep. Likewise, America's Miami has a fantastic coastline to explore, with the city rolling right up to long stretches of white sand. A Latin vibe allows tourists to sample a flavour of the Caribbean whilst enjoying the benefits of North American life. And for those not wanting to venture as far afield, Barcelona is also a great destination for a combined beach holiday and city break.
However, it isn't just locations in the western world that are proving popular, and for British sun seekers wanting something new and different the travel industry has also highlighted Mombasa and Rio de Janeiro as prime locations for beach holidaying this year. With the wide range of flights available to these destinations and more, holidaymakers can take advantage of travelling to the world's top spots.
Posted by Matt, 27 May 2011 10:08
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