Many other Aussie beaches made the list, consisting of Wategos Beach. (File) Sydney: It might have fatal animals and wild weather condition, however Palm Cove in Australia’s northeast has actually been called the world’s finest beach, beating competitors in Hawaii, Greece and Fiji. The two-kilometre stretch of beautiful white sands backed by rows of palm trees was ranked top beach worldwide by the publication Conde Nast Traveller. Palm Cove sits well within Australia’s “Croc Country” and its dynamic dining establishments and high-end hotels were damaged by Tropical Cyclone Jasper late in 2015. Mayor Terry James thinks its natural possessions consisting of “stunning melaleucas”– a plant– indicate it is deserving of a best-in-the-world ranking. “Recognition of Palm Cove as the world’s top beach by an acclaimed travel publication and site just confirms what residents currently learn about Palm Cove,” stated James. Numerous other Aussie beaches made the list, consisting of Wategos Beach near Byron Bay, Mona Vale Beach in Sydney’s northern suburban areas and Noosa in Queensland. Other leading competitors were Honopu Beach on Hawaii’s island of Kauai, Ora Beach in Indonesia and Dune du Pilat in France. (Except for the heading, this story has actually not been modified by NDTV personnel and is released from a syndicated feed.)
Australia’s Beach Named World’s Best Despite Deadly Animals, Wild Weather – NDTV
