10 Most Dangerous Beaches In The World

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There’s nothing better than taking a beach chair out, catching some rays, and dipping toes in
the water on a beautiful beach. But beware, danger could be lurking too as some of the most
popular tourist beaches in the world are riddled with danger. From pollution to sea creatures
like shark and jellyfish attacks, these dangers can ruin your vacation and can potentially kill
you. So let’s check out the most dangerous beaches in the world. Number 1 will literally
surprise you, so watch out for that!

Number 10.)  Acapulco

Acapulco was once the most iconic Mexican vacation destination. Think spring break, cliff
divers, golden sand beaches, and year-round sunshine. These are just a few of the attractions
that make the city one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. while all this is
still here Acapulco’s reputation as a vacation resort now has to compete with a darker claim
to fame, that of the second-place murder capital of the globe. Over recent years the state of
Guerrero, and Acapulco particularly, became the scene of a vicious conflict between rival
drug cartels. In 2019 alone, there were a staggering 2,316 murders here. within the United
States of America State Department’s travel advisories, Acapulco is given a danger rating
resembling Afghanistan and Asian countries. They state violent crime, like killing,
kidnapping, carjacking, and theft, is widespread. That said, Acapulco is still getting by like a
vacation resort. admittedly numbers are way down on the heydays back within the 70s
however several Americans still make it down here, and back, surprisingly. There are a
growing number of Mexican holidayers visiting. the recommendation appears to be to remain
within the touristed areas, keep your wits about you and definitely go looking to score drugs

Number 9.) Skeleton Coast

Wondering whose skeletons reign the grounds of this coast? Might be humans, might not be,
but definitely, countless ships have been destroyed at this coastline due to the scary Benguela
Current! That makes you think that this frighteningly named coastline is appropriately
named. Not only does the lethal Benguela regularly cause shipwrecks, but the surrounding
waters are home to 11 species of shark. Oh, and predators including lions and hyenas can be
found patrolling the beach. It’s little wonder that Portuguese navigators used to have another
name for this coast as well: "The Gates of Hell.”

 Number 8.) Boa Viagem beach

Boa Viagem is the up-market beachfront district of the northern Brazilian city of Recife. Here
you will find palm-lined golden sand beaches backed by shiny new high-rise buildings. The
cafes and bars are always bustling and the beach itself is a hub of activity. Imagine this now,
it’s hot, the sun is out and there are lovely little waves breaking just off the beach but nobody
is in the water deeper than their knees. Look closer and you’ll see why. Along the beach are
over 100 signs warning swimmers and banning surfers from entering the water. The reason
why – Boa Viagem has one of the highest numbers of fatal shark attacks anywhere on earth.
Since 1992 there have been over 60 attacks reported on this stretch of coast, 24 of which were
fatal. What is strange about the beaches of Recife is that until the 1990s there were practically
no attacks. It is believed the sudden rise in number was due to the development of the nearby
Port Suape which involved diverting the flow of several rivers. One theory is that this
prevented bull sharks from accessing the rivers diverting them to the shores of Recife’s
beaches.

Number 7.) Nazare beach

Nazare is one of the most seasoned and prevalent holiday resorts on Portugal’s Atlantic coast.
Each summer the beaches of the conventional fishing town become popular for holidaying
Portuguese families. It is additionally home to a few shocking bathymetries, with a deep
oceanic trench indicating from deep water straight to the ocean side town. The effect of this is
often to pipe already gigantic Atlantic swells straight to the town’s northern shoreline. By the
time the waves hit the coast they are tremendous. It has made Nazaré a very popular surfing
destination. Its very high breaking waves form due to the presence of the underwater Nazaré
Canyon. As the canyon creates constructive interference between the incoming swell waves,
it makes their heights much larger on this stretch of coast. the greatest waves ever surfed in
fact at over 30m.  Such waves are possibly deadly to the foremost experienced of surfers
kitted out with specialist gear, let alone the normal beach-goer.