Coral Beaches

Beaches made from crushed coral — often found near vibrant reef systems

What are Coral Beaches?

Coral beaches are formed from broken and ground coral fragments. While they can be rough underfoot, they typically sit next to thriving reef systems, offering world-class snorkeling just steps from the shore.

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Massive granite boulders and white sand at Anse Source d'Argent beach on La Digue island, SeychellesEasy Access
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Seychelles

Anse Source d'Argent

Arguably the most photographed beach on earth, where colossal granite boulders frame ribbons of white sand and shallow, reef-protected water on the island of La Digue.

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Olowalu Beach Maui at Mile Marker 14 with the fringing coral reef visible offshoreModerate
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Hawaii·United States

Olowalu Beach

The West Maui snorkel beach at Mile Marker 14, with 450 acres of fringing coral reef, reliable Hawaiian green sea turtle sightings, occasional manta rays, and a tide-dependent entry that the rental-car blogs rarely warn about clearly.

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