One of the world’s top 100 beaches is in Turkey

The Caribbean, Greece, Hawaii, Seychelles… A guide compiled by a travel company listed stunning beaches from all over the world. Turkey also made it onto the list. Lonely Planet, which prepared a book called “The World’s Most Incredible 100 Beaches,” included various beaches with caves and bays in its list. So which other countries are included in the list where a beach from Turkey has also found its place?

RHOSSILI BAY – WALES

Lonely Planet says about this beach, “Rhossili dazzles with its nearly 5 km long honey-colored sands. This secluded area of Wales, which is part of the 188 km2 Gower Area, maintains a special energy that ignites the soul.”

KEEM BAY BEACH – IRELAND

Lonely Planet says about this beach, “A dizzying but stunning 8 km drive from the village of Keel on Achill Island in County Mayo prepares you for one of Ireland’s most magnificent, secluded beaches.”

DUEODDE BEACH – DENMARK

Lonely Planet describes this beach as “a remote area of fine, bright white sands.”

KOKKINOKASTRO BEACH – GREECE

Lonely Planet describes Kokkinokastro as “one of the most spectacular beaches in mountainous Alonnisos.”

ONELOA BEACH – HAWAII

Lonely Planet says that being able to remain “wild and pristine” is a good feature of this beach, which is adjacent to the Pacific waters.

KABAK COVE (Muğla Turkey)

MUĞLA Kabak Cove, located in the Fethiye district of Muğla and frequently preferred by local tourists, also earned its place on the list of the most beautiful beaches. (Sözcü)