Secluded Beaches

St. George Island State Park, Florida Panhandle

St. George Island State Park is the most popular and undisturbed part in the Florida panhandle. On the east end of the island, you can find undeveloped dunes and beaches. St. Georges has the longest beach front. You can explore the gulf, salt marshes, white sand, clear water, sandy coves, oak forests, and pines, which [...]

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Shelly Bay Bermuda

Locals say that Shelly bay Bermuda was named after Henry Shelly, one of the crew of the wrecked ship of Sir George Somers. Somers was the first to come to Bermuda by the ship named Sea Venture and started the British colony in this island. The ship got wrecked on a reef near St. George. [...]

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Scarista Beach, Island of Harris, Scotland

Standing on Scarista beach as you turn to the right you can see more of the Hills of Harris and the Isle of Taransay where the BBC filmed their series “Castaway”. In the photo you can see how clear the waters are. It’s not hard to see why the islands have been designated an area [...]

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Mission Beach Australia

Mission Beach is very laid back, with long deserted beaches and plenty of ocean front accommodation. It is a very popular weekend getaway destination for Cairns and Townsville residents. Mission Beach is a fantastic place to stay! Pristine beaches, dolphins, great restaurants, quiet laid-back atmosphere. Mission Beach is a secluded destination, yet vibrant and exciting. [...]

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Noosa Heads Beaches Australia

Noosa Heads is the tourist heart of Noosa district, with many restaurants and hotels. The main street is Hastings Street, which lies directly behind the seashore. The Sunshine Coast is where Australians flock for their holidays to take in the stunning beaches and atmosphere of the area, and Noosa Heads is the capital of this [...]

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