If you love to explore places which are unusual and unique then you must read this article. In this article we will discover some interesting and unique beaches around the world.  According to traditional ‘beach,’ norm a beautiful beach should be bright and full of  sunlight, white sand, and crushing waves. Now, any thoughts about unusual beaches? The characteristics of such beaches are far more unique than the normal ones. In fact, when your vacation gives you a treat, a combo of sea and sun, what else can you ask for? Add to it a tinge of uniqueness and the vacation will surely turn out to be a case of lifetime.
 

Punalu’u Beach, Hawaii, USA

The beach consists of black sand! Punalu’u Sand Beach located on Kau coast is one of the most popular black sand beaches in Hawaii. The view of the jet black shores will truly leave you mesmerised. The reason behind the black sand colour is constant volcanic activity; you will find a mix of both black and white sands on this island of Hawaii. To your surprise, you are very likely to find large honu (green sea turtles) resting on the beach. Be mindful not to disturb these protected turtles or take away some black sand from the beach.

Koekohe Beach, Hampden, New Zealand

This is another unusual beach; unusual because of the presence of Moeraki boulders. These boulders are in fact a group of huge spherical ‘stones,’ which have now become a huge attraction point for tourists and locals alike. These boulders weigh several tonnes and some of them are 2 m high. According to scientists, these boulders are calcite concentrations that were formed around 65 million years ago.

The beach of the cathedrals, Spain

f you want to witness the amazing raw power of nature, a visit to this place is must. Wonder how it got named beach of the cathedrals? It was named after the huge rock formations that looked like flying buttresses generally found in cathedrals. The best time to go there is during low tide, when you would be able to see the beach in all its glory and witness how giant the natural arches are. However, if you plan to stay long, you will witness how the tides rise and devour the cathedrals.

Hot water beach, Coromandel, New Zealand

Here you can take a hot water bath and your geyser has no role in it. You will be amazed to find how naturally heated water bubbles up from within the earth and comes to the surface through golden sands. At the southern end of the beach, you can dig for up to 2 hours to create your own spa pool. However, this activity should be tried while the tide is low; as it is during this time the area of sand along with hot water gets exposed.

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