12 of the World’s Most Colorful Beaches
| April 14, 2017
Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, Bahamas
If you thought the turquoise waters of the Bahamas couldn’t get any more beautiful, imagine how they look when paired with a pink sandy beach. Located on Harbour Island away from the flashy casinos and run-of-the-mill resorts lies the Pink Sands Beach, aptly named for its 3-mile stretch of pale rosy sand. Fragments of coral, shells, and marine invertebrates give the sand its unique hue. Pink Sands Beach is a great place to relax, but if adventure is more your thing Harbour Island is also home to a world-renowned diving site known as Current Cut Dive.
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