Navagio Beach, Greece

Also known as Shipwreck Beach, Navagio is a secluded cove on Zakynthos Island. Towering cliffs surround a strip of white sand where a rusted shipwreck rests—adding mystery to its stunning setting. The only way in is by boat, and the contrast between the sheer limestone walls and electric-blue water is unreal. It’s wildly photogenic and perfect for a day trip. The view from the cliffs above? Next level. This beach looks like it’s straight out of a dream.

Anse Source d’Argent, Seychelles

This beach doesn’t look real—and that’s the magic. Giant granite boulders scattered across soft, pale sand create a surreal, otherworldly vibe. Located on La Digue Island, Anse Source d’Argent is surrounded by shallow, calm water protected by a reef, making it great for wading and snorkeling. It’s often named one of the most photographed beaches on Earth, and for good reason. You’ll feel like you’re walking through a painting—barefoot, of course.