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1. Honokalani Beach, Wai'anapanapa State Park, Maui, Hawaii

With its jet-black shore, lapis lazuli waters, and thick, jungle-like foliage, Honokalani Beach is a photographer’s dream. Besides lying lazily on the “sand”—actually made up of of tiny lava pebbles—there’s plenty to do: you’ll find seaside lava tubes and sea caves carved into the lava cliffs along the shore. It’s wild, unspoiled Hawaiiat its best, and a necessary stop en route to Hana.

Where to stay: Montage Kaplua Bay – rated #19 resort in Hawaii in our latest Readers' Choice Awards survey.

2. Honopu Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

Also known as Cathedral Beach, Honopu—like Waipio Valley—is quite difficult to reach. For starters, it’s not accessible except by water, so to get there, you must swim from an offshore boat, or from neighboring Kalalau Beach (a quarter-mile swim). But the trouble is worth it: Think cumin-colored sand bordered by soaring, vegetation-cloaked cliffs—and, most times, not a soul in sight. Fun fact: It’s served as a location on such films as Six Days, Seven Nights,Raiders of the Lost Ark, and King Kong.

Where to stay: Ko'a Kea Hotel & Resort at Poipu Beach—rated the #4 resort in all of Hawaii in our latest Readers' Choice Awards survey.

3. El Nido, Palawan, Philippines

Shockingly, Palawan remains steadily under the radar, even though it continues to rank highly in our Readers' Choice Awards. El Nido alone is home to around 50 white sand beaches—it’s impossible to choose just one—all of which are set around dramatic limestone formations and boast the finest and whitest sand you’ll ever see. The water is so blindingly blue it makes the Caribbean Sea look murky in comparison. And the sunsets? Well, they’ll ruin you for life. Consider yourself warned.

Where to stay: El Nido Resorts - Pangulasian Island – ranked #9 of 50 top resorts in Asia in our latest Readers' Choice Awards survey.

4. Orient Bay Beach, St. Martin

Not everyone wants to go to the beach to relax—here, you can party all day with the scenic white sand and blue waters as your backdrop. Plenty of bars and clubs dot the entire stretch, and since it's so populated, getting (and staying) here is easy, as it's only about two miles from the airport. Even more daring beachgoers will want to wander to the southern end of the stretch, where there's an area for nudists.

Where to stay: Belmond La Samanna is one of the best bets on this dual-nation island. Following Hurricane Irma in September 2017 the resort anticipates reopening no earlier than the middle of November 2018.

5. Tikehau Island, French Polynesia

Can’t decide whether you want white- or pink-sand beaches? You don’t have to at this postcard-worthy stretch of beach—and that may actually be all you see, because the island is so small. The pristine shore’s beauty is only matched by the bright blue waters, which are prime for snorkeling and scuba diving. In fact, Jacques Cousteau's research group asserts that this remote spot—about a 55-minute flight from Tahiti Island—contained the highest concentration of fish among any other atolls in the world.

Where to stay: The sublimely tropical Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort.