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Lonely Planet's talented writers have traveled the globe in search of sublime, surf-pounded shorelines and remote pockets of hard-to-reach paradise that are worthy of featuring in Best Beaches: 100 of the World’s Most Incredible Beaches From fabled golden bays to little-known coves, from Albania to Tanzania, we've left no shell unturned during our hunt for the world's best beaches
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From powdery Florida sands to Hawaii’s volcanic shores, the USA’s coastlines serve up every kind of beach day With such a vast and varied coastline, the USA boasts countless beaches
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Determining the best beaches in the U S is no easy feat What makes a beach perfect for one sun worshiper—surfable waves, prime people-watching, an isolated stretch of sand—may not hold water
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