Beautiful Beches to visit before they vanish - International Beach Locations
Don't get frighten by the title, yes the beaches I am going to mention in this post are in danger of getting vanished. But it may take some time and you can enjoy a great vaccation at this beaches before you are left with the option of watchin Nat Gero documentary on the beach or browse online wikis about the beaches.
Here comes the list of famous beaches that scientists predict will no longer will be in existence in near future given the global warming and climate change.
The Maldives - The number one beach city destination and most luxurious resorts in the worlds, Maldives is one in a lieftime beach holiday destination.But this island nation may get extinct of cur short drastically. Rising sea level is the main threat and country is asking all countries about there concern of global warming. If nothing is controlled then scientist say that Maldive will no longer exist before the end of this century.
Goa, India - Despite having a long coastline India still hasn't given more preference to improve the tourism and develop new beaches. According to a report by the Asian Development Bank, about 25 percent of India's coastline faces "serious erosion" caused by everything from rising sea levels to the removal of sand dunes to the construction of hundreds of new harbors.Goa is one such beach. Goa is the most visited beach city in India and in recent years many of the beaches in Goa have 60 to 65% coastline eroded away.
Phu Quoc, Vietnam - Phu Quoc is a tropical Vietnamese island, in the gulf of Thailand. Place is known for its white sand beaches and mass tourism. The island is said to be the next Phuket
Morocco, North Africa - You'd think that a desert country like Morocco would have enough sand for everyone. But at least a few parties feel the need to steal sand from Morocco's Atlantic beaches. Yes, steal it—by literally bulldozing dunes, trucking the sand away to make cement, and leaving behind ugly lunar landscapes.
Here comes the list of famous beaches that scientists predict will no longer will be in existence in near future given the global warming and climate change.
The Maldives - The number one beach city destination and most luxurious resorts in the worlds, Maldives is one in a lieftime beach holiday destination.But this island nation may get extinct of cur short drastically. Rising sea level is the main threat and country is asking all countries about there concern of global warming. If nothing is controlled then scientist say that Maldive will no longer exist before the end of this century.
Goa, India - Despite having a long coastline India still hasn't given more preference to improve the tourism and develop new beaches. According to a report by the Asian Development Bank, about 25 percent of India's coastline faces "serious erosion" caused by everything from rising sea levels to the removal of sand dunes to the construction of hundreds of new harbors.Goa is one such beach. Goa is the most visited beach city in India and in recent years many of the beaches in Goa have 60 to 65% coastline eroded away.
Phu Quoc, Vietnam - Phu Quoc is a tropical Vietnamese island, in the gulf of Thailand. Place is known for its white sand beaches and mass tourism. The island is said to be the next Phuket
Morocco, North Africa - You'd think that a desert country like Morocco would have enough sand for everyone. But at least a few parties feel the need to steal sand from Morocco's Atlantic beaches. Yes, steal it—by literally bulldozing dunes, trucking the sand away to make cement, and leaving behind ugly lunar landscapes.
