Colombian Pacific Beaches at the Mouth of Bahia de Buenaventura; By William J. Neal & Orrin H. Pilkey
Among the world’s most remote beaches are those that line the 62 barrier islands of Colombia’s Pacific Coast. Only two roads lead over the Andes to access points from which the islands and their few, very small, subsistence coastal villages can be reached by boat. By William J. Neal and Orrin H. Pilkey
South West National Park, Tasmania; By Johnny Abegg
Have you ever dreamed of a place as a child that you always wanted visit? I was lucky enough to visit South West National Park in Tasmania, chartering the South and West coast by boat for the annual South West Marine Debris Cleanup. By Johnny Abegg.
Durham Coast, England; By Andrew Cooper
Remarkable actions are being taken to restore an industrialised coast heavily impacted by over a century of coal mining to restore the sedimentary system and make the coast attractive for recreation.
Sebastian Inlet, Florida; By Eddie Jarvis
A surfer’s view of shoreline engineering.
Kailua Beach, O’ahu Island, Hawai’i; By Chip Fletcher
Kailua Beach, a beautiful 30 minute drive from busy Waikiki, lies on the east side of the Hawaiian Island of O’ahu.
Jasper Beach, Machiasport, Maine, USA; By Joe Kelley
Jasper Beach takes the breath away from a first-time visitor.
The islands of the Outer Hebrides, Scotland; By Andrew Cooper
The islands of the Outer Hebrides of Scotland comprise the Uists, Harris and Lewis. The isolated, rocky islands are fringed with beautiful sandy beaches that are often compared to those of the Caribbean, in appearance, but not climate! And are also famous for the unusual coastal features known as “machair” that occur there.
West Point, Seattle, Washington; By Hugh Shipman
West Point’s South Beach is a wonderful stretch of sand and gravel extending from Magnolia Bluff at its eastern end to the lighthouse at its western tip.
Eighty Mile beach, North Western Australia; By Andrew Short
Eighty Mile beach is one of the three longest beaches in Australia extending for 222 km.