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Scheveningen Beach, Netherlands
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On your next visit to the Netherlands, make sure to visit one of local beaches such as the one in Scheveningen. A popular spot for windsurfing and kiteboarding, the Scheveningen Beach is a long sandy beach in a modern seaside resort near the city of Hague.
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Jurmala Beach, Latvia
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The capital of Latvia, Riga has a continuous snow cover for up to 80 days a year, making it one of the coldest and snowiest cities in Europe. Yet, just a short train ride from the city, there is the superb Jurmala Beach where crowds of people gather in the summer to catch some sun rays.
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Cox´s Bazar Beach, Bangladesh
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A little but densely populated country wedged between India and Myanmar, Bangladesh doesn’t rank among top Asian summer destinations. Yet, several beautiful beaches can be found in this country, including the Cox´s Bazar Beach, the longest unbroken sand beach in the world.
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Aharen Beach, Japan
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Japan, a leading Asian country famous for its majestic skyscrapers, cutting-edge technologies and super-modern scientific centers, also boasts beautiful nature including some stunning beaches. Located at the Tokashiki Island, the Aharen Beach, for example, looks like a real tropical paradise.
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Sandwood Bay Beach, Scotland
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If you are lucky enough to be in Scotland on a sunny day, head out to the Sandwood Bay in the north of the country to see the beautiful local beach. With no road access, the beach can be only reached by a 4 mi (6.4 km) path leading from the car park at the hamlet of Blairmore.
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