US beach named best in the world for its pristine sands and clear waters

The travel lords have spoken, and this US beach has been crowned the best in the world.A team from Beach.com reviewed hundreds of submissions and analyzed nearly 100,000 reviews to determine the top ten beaches on Earth.Trunk Bay, a supreme crescent of clear water and perfect sand on the north shore of St.John in the U.S.

Virgin Islands (USVI), has bested all others to claim the top spot.In addition to being stunningly beautiful, the beach is well protected because it lies within the Virgin Islands National Park, which covers nearly 60% of the island, including almost all of the north shore.“Few beaches came close to Trunk Bay’s final score.It is truly the best beach in the world,” said Beach.com.“In our analysis, it is among the most widely expert-recommended, holds one of the best average Google ratings and has some of the bluest waters in the world.” The postcard-perfect locale, which can be accessed via car or private boat, is open daily from sunrise to sunset and requires a $5 entry fee for folks 16 and over.

Trunk Bay offers amenities such as restrooms, rinse-off showers, a snack bar, and a picnic area.Guests can also rent umbrellas, beach chairs, and snorkeling gear.

“It’s tucked inside a national park, with the most stunning mountain backdrop rising behind it,” shared Savanna Crowell, a travel creator and panelist in the ranking.“And as if that wasn’t enough, you still get the dream combo—soft white sand and those unreal, turquoise-blue waters.

It almost doesn’t feel real until you’re standing in it.”In addition to relying on expert opinions like Crowell’s, Beach.com integrated data from the European Union and NASA.Key factors in ranking included water quality, public opinion, accessibility, climate, and popularity.

In regard to popularity, peak season at Trunk Bay runs from mid-December through April when weather is optimal, and consequently, hordes are plentiful.To beat beach crowds and skirt cruise ship traffic, exper...

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Publisher: New York Post

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