10 Most Dangerous Beaches In The World

Summer time is always fun time! Time to go out and enjoy the sun and feel the warm sand of the
beach on your toes, and maybe also have a relaxing dive in the water.
The sun, sea, and sand all contribute to the bedazzling beauty of the beach.
However, certain beaches exist that do not fit into the description of bringing relaxation. If anything,
they would make you really uncomfortable and well, we would even advice that you stay clear of
some of them.
These precarious beaches are known to be notoriously dangerous and hazardous. Several terrible
events have the potential of happening in these beaches. Dangers could vary from environmental to
natural perils, and from pollution to wild animals.
So, if you plan to enjoy a relaxing time on the beach sometime, then these beaches should probably
not be on your list. We present to you, the ten most dangerous beaches in the world.
Let’s dive in!

#10 – Cape Tribulation, Australia
Well, you can guess from the name of this Australian beach that there’s something quite troubling
about it. Its major predicament being the dangerous creatures that inhabit its otherwise beautiful
landscape.
Located in northern Queensland in Australia is a welcome abode to several deadly
creatures such as the poisonous box jellyfish, venomous snakes, saltwater crocodiles, and a breed of
flightless giant birds known as cassowaries. These animals are all dangerous and aggressive
especially when they are provoked. They are also capable of inflicting injuries to humans
Another known danger in this area is what is known as the stinging trees. Yes, trees with stinging
hairs that cover the whole plant and when touched release a toxic and powerful neurotoxin to
humans.
There’s surely a whole lot of warning signs to stay away from this beach of tribulation and think
twice before swimming in its waters.
References:

https://www.rd.com/advice/travel/most...
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#9 – Bikini Atoll Beach, Marshall Islands
The Bikini Atoll Beach located in the South Pacific Island in Micronesia has an interesting history, and
maybe cartoon character, Spongebob Squarepants could have some lead on it since he lives in
“Bikini Bottoms.”
Nonetheless, what we do know is that this beach served as a U.S. Marshall Island where the army of
the United States used it as a site to carry out several nuclear tests from 1946 to 1958. One of such
was the “Castle Bravo” test which was known as the biggest test explosion carried out by the U.S and
it left a huge impact, about a thousand times more powerful that that of the Hiroshima bomb. Now,
that’s massive!
This stunning beach has therefore undergone a lot of radiation impact to its ecosystem. For instance,
as a result of the amount of contamination, fruits grown in the area are rendered unsafe for
consumption. The nuclear fallout also contaminated about 7,000 square miles of the area. It even
poisoned those who were inhabiting the neighboring islands and left Bikini Atoll unlivable. This could
probably explain the interesting and strange genetic composition of the fictional characters of “Bikini
Bottoms” (wink)
Its beautiful beaches however, are still open to tourists as the area is relatively safer than they were
several decades ago. This has made the area popular, although several restrictions exist to guide the
visiting tourists.
References:
https://www.planetdeadly.com/nature/1...

#8 – Fraser Island, Australia
This is an Island of so many kinds of danger. From very strong rip currents to deadly creatures in the
water, this location surely fits into the perfect description of dangerous.
Fraser Island, located in Australia’s Eastern Queensland coast is known as the being the largest sand
island in the world, spanning approximately 123 kilometers (76 miles) and its width about 22
kilometers (14 miles). This island boasts of several ecotourism sites including beaches and
swimming sites. However these beaches are known to be quite dangerous.
The hazardous state of the Fraser Island Beaches is seen in the wild currents of its sea as well as the
deadly creatures such as sharks and jellyfish inhabiting it. Well, if you think you can avoid danger just
by staying out of the water, well think again; because the beach sand itself is also perilridden.
Dangerous land creatures such as large crocodiles ,deadly spiders and the Australian Dingos (which
have been known to attack children) are seen roaming freely.



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