It’s no wonder this sun-drenched island was named one of the world’s best beaches by National Geographic-travelers can truly find paradise here. With pink sand that glows under the sunlight, and calm waters dotted by colorful vintas and filtered by natural mangrove forests, this is one beach that definitely has to be seen to be believed!
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