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  • Batu Ferringhi also has some of the nicest beaches on Penang Island. The long stretch of beach on the northern flank of Penang Island, of which Batu Ferringh beach is part of, is combination of wide golden-sand beaches and picturesque deep blue-green coves surrounded by large granite boulders that tumbled from the hilly interiors of the island, right into the sea.  The name Batu Ferringhi itself attests historically to Penang's brushes with several different foreign powers, including the British, the Dutch and the Portuguese. Some locals believe that the word Ferringhi was derived from Portuguese which means 'foreigners rock'.
    Batu-Ferringhi-Beach-1.jpg
  • Batu Ferringhi also has some of the nicest beaches on Penang Island. The long stretch of beach on the northern flank of Penang Island, of which Batu Ferringh beach is part of, is combination of wide golden-sand beaches and picturesque deep blue-green coves surrounded by large granite boulders that tumbled from the hilly interiors of the island, right into the sea.  The name Batu Ferringhi itself attests historically to Penang's brushes with several different foreign powers, including the British, the Dutch and the Portuguese. Some locals believe that the word Ferringhi was derived from Portuguese which means 'foreigners rock'.
    Batu-Ferringhi-Beach-4.jpg
  • Parasailing at Batu Ferringhi which has some of the nicest beaches on Penang Island. The long stretch of beach is a combination of wide golden-sand beaches and picturesque deep blue-green coves surrounded by large granite boulders that tumbled from the hilly interiors of the island, right into the sea.  Some locals believe that the word Ferringhi was derived from Portuguese which means 'foreigners rock'.
    Batu-Ferringhi-Beach-6.jpg
  • On the west side of Phu Quoc lies the main beach called Truong Beach.  It is here that most of the hotels are located.  The beach is more than 5 miles long and you will find some sections totally deserted.
    Truong-Beach-3.jpg
  • On the west side of Phu Quoc lies the main beach called Truong Beach.  It is here that most of the hotels are located.  The beach is more than 5 miles long and you will find some sections totally deserted.
    Truong-Beach-1.jpg
  • On the west side of Phu Quoc lies the main beach called Truong Beach.  It is here that most of the hotels are located.  The beach is more than 5 miles long and you will find some sections totally deserted.
    Truong-Beach-4.jpg
  • On the west side of Phu Quoc lies the main beach called Truong Beach.  It is here that most of the hotels are located.  The beach is more than 5 miles long and you will find some sections totally deserted.
    Truong-Beach-2.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-02.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-12.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-11.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-08.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-09.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-07.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-06.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-04.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-05.jpg
  • Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing. Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707.  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is represented in art, plays and movies.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-01.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-03.jpg
  • Shonan Beach is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-beach-1.jpg
  • Shonan Beach is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-beach-8.jpg
  • As if the UNESCO sites in Hoi An and My Son Ruins weren't enough Cua Dai Beach one long, clean beach that continues all the way up to Danang with an incredible 30 km of pristine white sands. Fresh seafood and refreshments are at kiosks on the beachfront.
    cua-dai-beach-2.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-shonan-beach-10.jpg
  • As if the UNESCO sites in Hoi An and My Son Ruins weren't enough Cua Dai Beach one long, clean beach that continues all the way up to Danang. an incredible 30km of pristine white sands. Fresh seafood and refreshments are at kiosks on the beachfront.
    cua-dai-beach-1.jpg
  • Camel Rides on Allepppey Beach are a recent attraction.  The long white beach may not have actual "dunes" but the expanse and the Arabian Sea gives this a context.
    alleppey-beach-1.jpg
  • Camel Rides on Alleppey Beach are a recent attraction.  The long white beach may not have actual "dunes" but the expanse and the Arabian Sea gives this a context. It is also called Alappuzha Beach
    alleppey-beach-1.jpg
  • Camel Rides on Alleppey Beach are a recent attraction.  The long white beach may not have actual "dunes" but the expanse and the Arabian Sea gives this a context. It is also called Alappuzha Beach
    alleppey-beach-3.jpg
  • Camel Rides on Alleppey Beach are a recent attraction.  The long white beach may not have actual "dunes" but the expanse and the Arabian Sea gives this a context. It is also called Alappuzha Beach
    alleppey-beach-4.jpg
  • Monk at Serendipity Beach.  Even monks have to take a break every so often from a long day of meditation, chanting and gathering alms. A day at the beach is a treat for everyone.
    serendipity-beach-1.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Chojagasaki Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    fuji-chojagasaki-beach-1.jpg
  • Allepppey Beach - this long white beach with its wide expanse and the Arabian Sea makes it a popular spot for sunset viewing in Kerala.
    alleppey-beach-3.jpg
  • Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    espiguette-beach-1.jpg
  • Shonan Beach is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-beach-08.jpg
  • Shonan Beach is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-beach-10.jpg
  • Shonan Beach is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-beach-11.jpg
  • Phra Nang is considered to be one of the finest beaches in Thailand. It is made up of a wide strip of white sand with cliffs framing the ends of the beach. Phra Nang beach also lacks  all the things that spoil a place pollution, noise, , jet skis, and too many people.
    phra-nang-beach-1.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude. Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707; Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs. Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct. Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo. It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    mt-fuji-wave-01.jpg
  • Espiguette Lighthouse - Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    espiguette-lighthouse-2.jpg
  • Espiguette Lighthouse - Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    espiguette-lighthouse-1.jpg
  • Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    espiguette-2.jpg
  • Vietnamese basket boats are used as ferries to go out to the main fishing boats and back to shore.  These baskets are also sometimes used for artfully displaying "catch of the day" at seafood restaurants once they have retired from service as boats.
    basket-boats-1.jpg
  • Vietnamese basket boats are used as ferries to go out to the main fishing boats and back to shore.  These baskets are also sometimes used for artfully displaying "catch of the day" at seafood restaurants once they have retired from service as boats.
    basket-boats-2.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude. Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707; Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs. Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct. Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo. It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    Fuji-4.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude. Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707; Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs. Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct. Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo. It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    Fuji-3.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude. Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707; Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs. Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct. Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo. It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    Fuji-1.jpg
  • Mt Fuji at Shonan Beach - Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude. Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707; Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs. Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct. Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo. It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    Fuji-2.jpg
  • Japanese fireworks have long been known as the world's most elaborate.  Hanabi,  literally "flower fire" it is a highlight of mid-summer in Japan, as each year the displays become more elaborate and colourful.  7/30/2008
    japanese-fireworks-2.jpg
  • Japanese fireworks have long been known as the world's most elaborate.  Hanabi,  literally "flower fire" it is a highlight of mid-summer in Japan, as each year the displays become more elaborate and colourful.  7/30/2008
    japanese-fireworks-3.jpg
  • Japanese fireworks have long been known as the world's most elaborate.  Hanabi,  literally "flower fire" it is a highlight of mid-summer in Japan, as each year the displays become more elaborate and colourful.  7/30/2008
    japanese-fireworks-1.jpg
  • "Sundowners" at the Tropicana Resort, Long Beach. Though mostly devoted to Nuoc Mam or fish sauce, in recent years Phu Quoc has become a popular tropical retreat thanks to the islands excellent white sand beaches, affordable bungalows and hotels and fresh seafood and fabulous sunsets.
    sunset-cocktails.jpg
  • Enoshima Station, the terminus station of the Odakyu Line and Enoden Line which connect the Shonan Coast with Tokyo and further afield.  Enoshima has long been a popular beach resort town along Shonan Beach.
    enoshima-station-1.jpg
  • Mount Fuji or Fuji-san as it is called in Japan (not Fujiyama) is the highest mountain in Japan in altitude.  Mt Fuji is an active volcano that last erupted in 1707;  Mount Fuji's symmetrical cone is a well known symbol of Japan and is frequently visible in art, movies and photographs.  Although Mount Fuji has not erupted in over 300 years its still not considered to be extinct.  Shonan Beach has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set at Shonan, especially in Kamakura, solidifying its reputation as a great escape from Tokyo.  It is known for its views and perspective of Mt Fuji, tides, surfing, beaches and windsurfing.
    fuji-1.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-4.jpg
  • Shonan Coast is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-1.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-5.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-3.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-2.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-1.jpg
  • Bay to Breakers is an annual footrace which takes place in San Francisco. The name reflects the fact that the race starts a few blocks from San Francisco Bay and runs west through the city to finish at the Pacific coast, where breakers crash onto Ocean Beach. The race is 12 kilometers long and takes place on the third Sunday in May and more of a costume party than a real marathon.
    bay-to-breakers-1.jpg
  • Shonan Coast is possibly the most popular beach for Tokyoites. The region has long been a popular escape from Tokyo and has a rich history. Many manga and films have been set in Shonan, solidifying its reputation as the place to soak up the summer sun. Watersports, sailing, windsurfing, and dog walking are big here but surfing remains the main activity.
    shonan-2.jpg
  • Bay to Breakers is an annual footrace which takes place in San Francisco. The name reflects the fact that the race starts a few blocks from San Francisco Bay and runs west through the city to finish at the Pacific coast, where breakers crash onto Ocean Beach. The race is 12 kilometers long and takes place on the third Sunday in May and more of a costume party than a real marathon.
    bay-to-breakers-2.jpg
  • Tambobo Bay is located at the southern tip of Negros Island. Long popular with yachties who anchor in the safe bay.  As a bonus  there are a few patches of white sand beach.  It is said that some buried treasure is hidden here, too which only enhances the "pirate cove" effect of the place.
    tambobo-bay-6.jpg
  • Sea oats are tall subtropical grass, and not oats at all.  They are important to maintain coastal sand dunes.  Their golden brown heads turn golden brown that gives them their name. The leaves trap sand and promote dune growth while their roots help protect beaches from storm and wind damage They provide habitat for birds. Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    sea-oats-2.jpg
  • Capilay spring is a spring and swimming pool in the town of San Juan, Siqujior.  Many Locals use the fresh, cold water for a swim or enjoy the shade of the spring park for a picnic.  The town of San Juan in Siquijor is known for its fine beaches.  The spring park is made up of one very long natural pool and turned into a public recreation area.  The flowing water spills out into the nearby bay of San Juan, to be replaced by fresher spring water according to its flow cycle.
    capilay-springs-2.jpg
  • Sea oats are tall subtropical grass, and not oats at all.  They are important to maintain coastal sand dunes.  Their golden brown heads turn golden brown that gives them their name. The leaves trap sand and promote dune growth while their roots help protect beaches from storm and wind damage They provide habitat for birds. Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    sea-oats-3.jpg
  • Sea oats are tall subtropical grass, and not oats at all.  They are important to maintain coastal sand dunes.  Their golden brown heads turn golden brown that gives them their name. The leaves trap sand and promote dune growth while their roots help protect beaches from storm and wind damage They provide habitat for birds. Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    sea-oats-1.jpg
  • Capilay spring is a spring and swimming pool in the town of San Juan, Siqujior.  Many Locals use the fresh, cold water for a swim or enjoy the shade of the spring park for a picnic.  The town of San Juan in Siquijor is known for its fine beaches.  The spring park is made up of one very long natural pool and turned into a public recreation area.  The flowing water spills out into the nearby bay of San Juan, to be replaced by fresher spring water according to its flow cycle.
    capilay-springs-3.jpg
  • Sea oats are tall subtropical grass, and not oats at all.  They are important to maintain coastal sand dunes.  Their golden brown heads turn golden brown that gives them their name. The leaves trap sand and promote dune growth while their roots help protect beaches from storm and wind damage They provide habitat for birds. Languedoc beaches are long, flat and wild which runs eight kilometers backed by dunes, backed by lagoons, sea oats and salty scrubland. Espiguette, in the Camargue, is one of Europe's longest and sandiest beaches and among the most beautiful in the south of France.
    espiguette-1.jpg