5 most expensive beaches in the world
Editor\'s note: originally published in August 12.
What is the most unique beach in the world? of-
Can many travelers arrive? Simple: Cost.
What we are talking about is not the price or cost of getting into these locations, but the cost of the basic necessities themselves.
According to TravelBird, a Dutch tourism website, the beach on Astola Island, Balochistan province, Pakistan can only be reached by helicopter during the monsoon season, which brings the average cost of the Beach (
Including compulsory licensing)
The price of sunscreen, water, beer, ice cream and lunch adds up to only $27, but up to $480. Even at paid-
In countries including China, France, Greece and the Philippines, the Beach cost is between $25 and $34, and the incidental incidentals are only between $25 and $38.
Admittedly, this is still much more expensive than the entire beach day of Hoi An, Ho Coc, Phu Quoc or Nha Trang in Vietnam for $13 to $15 ---
Or $16 to $17 a day on a beach in Kerala or Goa, India--
But it is very cheap compared to the most expensive beach destination in the world.
Even without the beach fee, the cost of getting to the coast at some of the most coveted beach destinations in the United StatesS.
May be prohibitive.
The main beaches of East Hampton Florida and West Palm Beach will be $49 and $47 respectively, thanks mainly to the $28 lunch, but there is no help of $2 water and $3 ice cream.
Even the cheapest AmericaS.
Beach on TravelBird list--
Coast of Ala Bay. --costs $34.
Of the 250 beaches surveyed globally, 74 are supplied and ranked daily.
Where is the most expensive beach?
Like the island of Astola, they are located in hard-to-reach places.
It\'s not your ticket that makes them a little eager ---
Although it is part of it;
Bringing simple things like sunscreen, beer, ice cream and lunch to these places is a cost.
With the help of TravelBird, we found five of the world\'s most expensive beaches.
Our suggestion is: Bring your own sunscreen.
It\'s in eastern Africa, of course--
If your definition of \"justice\" is more than 900 miles east of the nearest coastline. This 150-
The island chain, a French holding company in the early 18 th century, was ruled by Britain decades later and was not established until 40 years ago.
Meanwhile, Anse Soleil Beach is a bay on seychell\'s Mahe Island, the largest island in the archipelago and looks like it has been colonised by the resort chain.
Of course, it is still surrounded by apricot trees and coconut trees, but there are also Resorts full of infinity pools and oceans.
Planted umbrellas, rows of recliners and balconies with similar sea views.
If you think it will make it easier to trade on the island, then you are wrong.
The sunscreen here costs $27. 08 --
This is the highest price you pay on any beach in the world. Want a beer? That\'s $7.
34 Pop, No, it\'s not IPA that your friends are queuing up in Vermont to buy.
In fact, we were surprised that the bottled water here is only $1, but given that it is less than 50 cents anywhere along the Indian Ocean coast, it is not a big deal either.
One day on the Beach: $54.
There is a little more lunch and a little less water, beer and ice cream but it is still the Seychelles.
Anse Georgette is located on prarin Island, the second largest island in Seychelles, and is not entirely located in an undiscovered country. There\'s an 18-
There are golf courses on the island, buses and taxis to take you around, and global luxury resorts such as Raffles.
Planes like the horse River are not able to reach directly, but ships and small planes often travel back and forth.
Again, avoid the $27 sunscreen if you can avoid it.
One day on the Beach: $56.
11 French republics closer to Australia (750 miles)
Than to France (10,000 miles)
New Caledonia is becoming more and more famous in the United States. S.
During World War II, the capital Noumea served as the Navy\'s headquarters in the South Pacific.
However, it is still not well known as tourism.
Only about 100,000 tourists per year-
This is half the location of nearby survivors that Vanuatu attracts every year ---
France still has funds to support its 15% growth.
Nevertheless, Anse Vata is one of their main destinations when visitors come to Noumea.
Anse Vata, located near the shopping mall of Noumea, is the city\'s largest beach and the location of the oil tank regatta, and it sounds like this: Locals use oil tanks to make boats and compete with them.
Numia held a carnival celebration on February and a carnival on August, but for cruise ships packed with tourists, it didn\'t have much discount.
While the $15 sunscreen is not great, at least Anse Vata will spread the cost a bit.
Lunch here is $30 per person, while beer costs more than $7. 50.
Don\'t let this island fool you: nearly $2 per bottle of water, which can be hung with any larger country when milking visitors.
One day on the Beach: $58.
36 There are many reasons to pay extra for a visit to Morena Island, the Windward Islands of French boricia.
This is one of many islands, claimed to be inspired by James meekner\'s South Pacific story on the sea of Bali, which inspired theRogers and Hammerstein musicals as well as 1958 movies South
The peak rising from the lagoon, the symmetrical chef (Paopao)
And Lake opino Bay, Tiki Village, Green Pearl golf course--
When you think of the South Pacific, everything that comes to mind is here.
Yes, including many resorts.
Hilton, IHG and Sofitel are all on the island.
Now, because it has almost nothing in the South Pacific, almost everything is equally expensive.
Sunscreen is $21, water is more than $2, beer is close to $8 and ice cream is $4.
By contrast, lunch seems to be the only reasonable food, even among the most expensive food in the world for $23.
If you are going to French polynisia, it is likely that you have invested a lot of money and time on your own trip.
Just know that your travel price will not rise slowly again once you arrive.
One day on the Beach: $60.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Tahiti!
If you take a commercial airline into French polynisia, this is where you fly, and this is where every restaurant, hotel resort and any other business knows it has you.
It has the only international airport in the region, with more than 20 or 30 French polynicans, and receives about $0. 15 billion a year from France to help the tourism industry.
Visit the Paul gaogin Museum, learn about the painter\'s knowledge of island culture, visit the Robert Van Museum, learn about Pearl and pearl diving, learn about the Bounty mutiny, or just sit on the beach and drink the Matais.
You have to pay for it anyway.
Sunscreen $22, water $2, $7. 50 beer, $3.
With 50 ice creams and a $25 lunch, Tahiti doesn\'t have the most important thing --
Expensive beaches in the world-
It has always been an expensive cost.
This is a nice resort but most of your cash will not be used for round trip.