533 places to discover
The Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is a protected marine area covering 118.75 sq km of the Port River and Barker Inlet estuary in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Established in 2005, it protects a resident population of around 30 Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, along with mangroves, seagrass beds, saltmarsh and tidal flats. It is one of few sanctuaries in the world located within a major city and working port environment.
Adels Grove is a remote camping and accommodation park on Lawn Hill Creek in Lawn Hill, Burke Shire, Queensland, serving as the main visitor base for Boodjamulla (Lawn Hill) National Park. Set among palms and tropical vegetation planted in the 1920s, it offers powered and unpowered sites and cabins beside the creek. It is notable as an oasis in arid savannah and as the gateway to Lawn Hill Gorge, Riversleigh World Heritage Area and surrounding gorges.
Adventure Bay is a large sandy bay and beach on the eastern coast of Bruny Island in the Kingborough local government area, Tasmania, accessible via ferry from Kettering south of Hobart. Named after HMS Adventure, it features a 5-kilometre curved beach with calm waters backed by forested hills. It is notable for its scenic natural setting, swimming and nature-based recreation, and strong maritime history linked to early European explorers including Tobias Furneaux, James Cook and William Bligh.
Adventure Park, also known as Asramam Adventure Park, is an urban park located in the core of Kollam city along the banks of Ashtamudi backwaters. Spread across 48 acres of city-owned land and opened after 1980, it serves as a major recreational center offering adventure activities, boating, sculptures, and green spaces. The park features an open gym, children's play areas, and access to water sports on Ashtamudi Lake.
Agatti Beaches are located on Agatti Island in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, India. The island is known for its long stretches of white sandy shoreline, turquoise lagoon and coral reefs. The beaches are noted for clear shallow waters, rich marine life and tranquil surroundings. Part of the Lakshadweep archipelago in the Arabian Sea, they offer opportunities for water-based activities and are accessed via Agatti Airport, the only airport in Lakshadweep.
Agatti Island is a 7.6 km long coral atoll island in the Lakshadweep archipelago, located about 459 km off Kochi in the Arabian Sea. It serves as the gateway to Lakshadweep with the territory's only airport. Known for its white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoon and extensive coral reefs, the island is notable for water sports, snorkeling and scuba diving, and provides access to nearby uninhabited islands such as Bangaram and Thinnakara.
Agatti Lagoon is a shallow turquoise lagoon on the western side of Agatti Island in Lakshadweep, India. Enclosed by a coral reef and known for clear waters, white sandy islets and rich marine life, it is the main attraction of Agatti. The lagoon supports snorkeling, kayaking and glass-bottom boat rides and serves as the gateway for excursions to nearby uninhabited islands such as Bangaram and Thinnakara.
Agnes Water is a coastal town and beach destination in the Gladstone Region of Queensland, Australia, located about 130 km north of Bundaberg. It is known as the northernmost surf beach on Australia's east coast. The town centres on a long sandy main beach patrolled by surf lifesavers, backed by the Discovery Coast. It serves as the gateway to the Town of 1770 and nearby national parks.
Alappuzha Backwaters are a vast network of interconnected canals, rivers, lakes, and inlets stretching over 900 kilometers along Kerala's Malabar Coast. Known as the Venice of the East, this waterway system includes Vembanad Lake, India's longest lake. The backwaters serve as a major hub for houseboat cruises, offering visitors views of lush paddy fields, coconut palms, and traditional village life in the Kuttanad region.
Aldinga Beach is a long sandy beach in the suburb of Aldinga Beach within the City of Onkaparinga, about 45 kilometres south of Adelaide, South Australia. It is known for its wide white sand, clear waters and the offshore Aldinga Reef Aquatic Reserve. The beach allows vehicle access in a designated section and is popular for swimming, snorkeling, surfing and fishing, backed by coastal dunes and the Aldinga Washpool wetlands.
Alona Beach is a 1.5-kilometer white-sand beach located in Barangay Tawala on Panglao Island in Bohol, Philippines. Situated at the southwestern tip of Panglao, it is the island's most developed beach area, lined with resorts, restaurants and dive shops. Known for its clear turquoise water, palm-fringed shoreline and vibrant marine life, it serves as the main gateway for island-hopping and scuba diving trips to nearby Balicasag and Pamilacan islands.
Alubihod Beach is a white-sand beach in Barangay Sto. Domingo, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, facing the Panay Gulf and Iloilo Strait. Located about 20 kilometers from Jordan Wharf, it is one of Guimaras's most accessible and developed beaches, lined with resorts and cottages. Known for calm, shallow waters, sunset views toward Panay Island, and as a jump-off point for island-hopping to nearby islets, it serves as a popular day-trip destination from Iloilo City.
Anglesea is a coastal town on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria's Surf Coast Shire, about 110 km southwest of Melbourne. Situated where the Anglesea River meets Bass Strait, it is known for its long sandy main beach, river estuary, and surrounding Anglesea Heath. The town is a popular family holiday destination and gateway to the Great Ocean Road, noted for surfing, river activities, bushwalking and kangaroos at the local golf course.
Aninuan Beach is a sandy beach in Barangay Aninuan, Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro, on the northwestern coast of Mindoro Island facing the Verde Island Passage. Located west of the town center and adjacent to White Beach, it is known for its quieter atmosphere, light-colored sand, and beachfront resorts. The beach offers swimming and snorkeling conditions and serves as a base for island-hopping and diving activities around Puerto Galera Bay.
Ao Cho is a small sandy bay on the eastern coast of Ko Samet island in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province. Located within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park, it lies south of the main Hat Sai Kaew area. The beach is known for its curved white sand, clear shallow water, coral fragments and quiet atmosphere compared to northern beaches. It is lined with resorts and restaurants and is popular for swimming, sunbathing and snorkeling.
Ao Kao Beach is a long sandy beach on the southwestern coast of Ko Mak Island in Ko Kut District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Stretching approximately 1.5 kilometers, it is known for its fine white sand, shallow clear water, and west-facing sunset views. Lined with low-rise resorts and coconut palms, it is one of the island's most popular beaches for swimming, kayaking and relaxed coastal scenery away from crowded tourist areas.
Ao Kiu is a secluded sandy bay on the southern tip of Ko Samet in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park. Known for its quiet atmosphere, clear turquoise water, and fine white sand framed by rocky headlands and forest, it offers a more tranquil alternative to the island's busier eastern beaches. Accessible mainly by boat or via resort transfer, it is valued for swimming, snorkeling, and sunset views.
Ao Nang Beach is the main beach of Ao Nang town in Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province, southern Thailand. This approximately 1-kilometer sandy beach faces the Andaman Sea and is framed by limestone karsts. It is notable as a resort beach and primary departure point for longtail boats to nearby islands and Railay Peninsula, with a beachfront promenade, restaurants, and tour services.
Ao Phai is a sandy beach on the east coast of Ko Samet island in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province. Located within Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park, it lies just south of Hat Sai Kaew. The beach is known for its white sand, clear water, beachfront resorts, restaurants and evening fire shows, and is a popular stop for day visitors and overnight tourists.
Ao Phang Nga National Park is a marine national park in Phang Nga Province, southern Thailand, covering about 400 sq km of Phang Nga Bay. Established in 1981, it is renowned for its dramatic limestone karst towers, emerald-green waters, mangrove forests, sea caves and around 42 islands, including the famous Khao Phing Kan (James Bond Island).
Ao Phrao is a crescent-shaped bay and beach on the western coast of Ko Samet Island in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park. Known for its fine white sand, clear turquoise water and west-facing sunset views, it is quieter than the island's busy east coast beaches. Fringed by resorts and low forested hills, it offers calm waters for swimming and snorkeling.
Ao Sane Beach is a small, secluded beach in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, just northwest of Nai Harn Beach in southern Phuket. Accessed via a narrow road through The Nai Harn hotel grounds, it is known for its rocky shoreline, clear water, and snorkeling. The beach is divided into three small coves with boulders, shade from trees, and a laid-back atmosphere away from larger tourist beaches.
Ao Suan Yai is the longest beach on Koh Mak island in Ko Kut District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Located on the northwest coast of the island, it stretches for approximately 3 kilometers with white sand, clear shallow water and a palm-lined shoreline. The beach is known for its tranquil atmosphere, sunset views and low-rise resorts, and is a central area for swimming and leisure on Koh Mak.
Ao Tapao Beach is a long sandy beach on the northwestern coast of Ko Kut Island in Trat Province, eastern Thailand. Stretching approximately 2.5 kilometers, it is known for its fine white sand, clear turquoise water and palm-lined shoreline. The beach is relatively undeveloped compared to other Thai islands, with a few luxury resorts set back from the shore. It offers a tranquil setting for swimming and relaxation within a natural island environment.
Ao Thalane is a sheltered mangrove bay and estuary in Khao Thong Subdistrict, Mueang Krabi District, Krabi Province, near Ao Nang. Fringed by limestone karst towers, mangrove forests and narrow canyons, it is known as a center for kayaking and nature sightseeing. The area features tidal channels, sea caves and abundant wildlife, offering calm-water paddling routes through scenic coastal landscapes within Krabi's karst coastline.
Ao Thian, also known as Candlelight Beach, is a small secluded bay on the eastern coast of Ko Samet in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province, Thailand. Located within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park, it is known for its curved sandy shoreline interspersed with rocks, clear turquoise water and quiet atmosphere. The beach is lined with low-rise resorts and offers swimming, snorkeling and sunset views away from the island's busier northern beaches.
Ao Tubtim is a small, secluded bay on the west coast of Ko Samet in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province. Located within Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park, it is known for its calm, clear water, narrow sandy shoreline, and tranquil atmosphere. The bay is lined with a few low-key resorts and is valued for swimming, sunset views, and a quiet alternative to the busier east-coast beaches.
Ao Wai is a small, secluded beach on the east-central coast of Ko Samet in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province. Located within Khao Laem Ya–Mu Ko Samet National Park, it is known for its curved white-sand bay, clear shallow water and quiet atmosphere. The beach is lined with a few resorts and restaurants and is less crowded than northern beaches like Sai Kaew.
Ao Wong Duean is a crescent-shaped sandy beach on the eastern coast of Ko Samet in Phe Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province. Located within Khao Laem Ya - Mu Ko Samet National Park, it is known for its calm, clear water, fine white sand and relatively tranquil atmosphere compared to Hat Sai Kaew. The bay is lined with resorts and restaurants and is popular for swimming, sunbathing and evening fire shows.
Ao Yon Beach is a small, sheltered sandy beach on the eastern side of Cape Panwa in Wichit Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Divided into Ao Yon Yai and Ao Yon Noi by a rocky headland, it is known for calm, clear water, soft sand and views of nearby islands. Less developed and quieter than west-coast beaches, it is popular for swimming, kayaking and relaxing away from crowds while remaining close to Cape Panwa attractions.
Apulit Island is a small limestone island in Taytay Bay, northeastern Palawan, Philippines, within the municipality of Taytay. Operated as a private eco-resort by El Nido Resorts, it is known for its dramatic karst cliffs, a 50-meter limestone cave running through the island, clear turquoise waters and overwater cottages. The island offers snorkeling, diving and kayaking in a protected marine setting surrounded by scattered islets.
Ariel's Point is a cliff-diving and eco-adventure destination on Batason Point in Buruanga, Aklan, at the northwestern tip of Panay Island facing Boracay. Accessible only by boat, it is known for five cliff-diving platforms ranging from 3 to 15 meters, clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, and panoramic views of Boracay and the Sibuyan Sea. It operates as a managed day-tour venue with inclusive food and drinks.
Aroor Backwaters are part of the extensive Kerala backwater network, surrounded by Vembanad, Kaithappuzha, and Kumbalangi waterways. Located in northern Alappuzha district, this scenic area offers serene boat cruises through narrow canals, mangrove forests, and traditional fishing villages. Visitors can experience local life, observe birdlife, and enjoy the tranquil tropical landscape of palm-fringed waterways.
Audley is a historic hamlet and visitor precinct located on the Hacking River within the Royal National Park in the Sutherland Shire, New South Wales. Established in the 1860s and incorporated into Australia's first national park in 1879, it serves as the main northern gateway to the park. It is notable for its heritage buildings including the Audley Dance Hall, Audley Weir, picnic grounds and boat hire facilities.
The Avon Descent is a 124-kilometre whitewater paddling race along the Avon and Swan Rivers from Northam to Guildford in Western Australia. First held in 1973, it is Australia's longest whitewater event, attracting kayaks, surf skis and power dinghies over two days each August. Notable for its challenging rapids, Avon Valley scenery and community atmosphere, it draws competitors and spectators to multiple viewing points along the river corridor.
Ba Be Lake is Vietnam's largest natural freshwater lake, located inside Ba Be National Park in Ba Be District, Thai Nguyen Province (formerly Bac Kan Province). Formed more than 200 million years ago in a limestone karst landscape, it consists of three interconnected lakes - Pe Lam, Pe Lu and Pe Leng - stretching about 8 km. Surrounded by forested mountains, caves and ethnic minority villages, it is recognized as an ASEAN Heritage Park and Ramsar wetland site.
Ba Be National Park is a protected area in Ba Be District, Thai Nguyen Province, northern Vietnam, centered on Ba Be Lake, Vietnam's largest natural freshwater lake. Established in 1992, it covers about 10,048 hectares of limestone karst, evergreen forest, rivers and caves. Notable for rich biodiversity, scenic lake landscapes, caves such as Puong and Hua Ma, Dau Dang Waterfall, and traditional Tay villages, it is recognized as an ASEAN Heritage Park and Ramsar wetland site.
Bai Tu Long Bay is a large bay in northeastern Vietnam in Quang Ninh Province, northeast of Ha Long Bay. It is known for its limestone karst islands, islets, clear emerald water and relatively untouched landscape. Part of the greater Ha Long Bay region, it includes Bai Tu Long National Park and traditional fishing villages, and is visited primarily by overnight and day cruises departing from Ha Long and Van Don.
Bai Xep Beach is a small crescent-shaped beach in Ghenh Rang Ward, about 13 km south of central Quy Nhon in Gia Lai Province. Framed by rocky headlands and a traditional fishing village, it has golden sand, clear shallow water and moored fishing boats. Formerly a quiet local beach, it is now known for its relatively undeveloped, tranquil setting and is visited for swimming, photography and observing coastal village life.
Ba Khan Village is a small lakeside settlement in Ba Khan Commune, Mai Chau District, Phu Tho Province, located on the shore of Hoa Binh Lake reservoir on the Da River. Known for its tranquil valley, limestone karsts and Muong ethnic culture, the village offers homestay accommodation, cycling routes and boat trips. It serves as a quieter alternative to central Mai Chau, combining natural scenery with traditional stilt-house architecture and rural livelihoods.
Balmoral Beach is a sheltered harbour beach on Sydney Harbour in the suburb of Mosman, New South Wales, about 8 kilometres northeast of Sydney CBD. Known for its calm waters, netted swimming enclosure, and views across Middle Harbour, it features a wide promenade, the heritage Bathers Pavilion, and Rocky Point Island connected by a bridge. Popular with families, swimmers and picnickers, it offers a relaxed urban beach experience within Sydney Harbour National Park surrounds.
Banasura Sagar Dam is the largest earthen dam in India and the second largest in Asia, located in Padinjarathara, Wayanad District, Kerala. Constructed in 1979 across the Karamanathodu tributary of the Kabani River, it serves hydroelectric and irrigation purposes. The reservoir features scattered small islands formed during monsoon flooding, surrounded by lush Western Ghats hills.
Bangaram Beaches are located on Bangaram Atoll, a teardrop-shaped uninhabited island in Lakshadweep, India. Part of the Bangaram-Thinnakara-Parali chain, the island is known for its white sandy shoreline, turquoise lagoon and coral reefs. Accessible via Agatti Island, it hosts the Bangaram Island Resort and is noted for clear waters, bioluminescent plankton at night and opportunities for snorkeling and diving in a protected marine environment.
Bangaram Island is an uninhabited teardrop-shaped atoll in the Lakshadweep archipelago, Arabian Sea, India. Part of Bangaram Atoll, it is known for its white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoon and coral reefs. Accessible only by boat from Agatti Island, it hosts the Bangaram Island Resort, the only accommodation. The island is noted for water sports, bioluminescent beaches and pristine marine biodiversity within a protected atoll ecosystem.
The Bangaram–Thinnakara Lagoon is a large, shallow coral lagoon enclosing the uninhabited islands of Bangaram and Thinnakara in the Bangaram Atoll of Lakshadweep, India. Notable for its clear turquoise water, extensive coral reef and white sandy islets, it lies within a protected atoll accessible only with permits. The lagoon is recognized for snorkeling, diving and pristine marine biodiversity and is centered around the Bangaram Island Resort.
Barmah National Park is a 28,500-hectare protected area on the Victorian side of the Murray River near the town of Barmah in the Shire of Moira, Victoria. It protects the largest intact River Red Gum forest in the world within the Barmah-Millewa floodplain. Notable for its Ramsar-listed wetlands, diverse birdlife and Murray River frontage, it offers camping, walking, canoeing and cultural interpretation at the Dharnya Centre.
Baroon Pocket Dam, forming Lake Baroon, is a rock and earth-fill embankment dam on Obi Obi Creek in the Blackall Range hinterland near Maleny on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Completed in 1989, it is a major drinking water supply for the Sunshine Coast region. The reservoir and surrounding recreation area are managed by Seqwater and are notable for scenic hinterland views, picnic facilities and non-powered boating and fishing opportunities.
Barwon Heads is a coastal town at the mouth of the Barwon River on the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, Australia, within the City of Greater Geelong. Located where the river meets Bass Strait, it is known for its ocean beach, river estuary, limestone bluff and village atmosphere. The town is notable for its surf beach, fishing and water sports, protected wetlands and as a gateway to the Bellarine Peninsula's beaches and nature reserves.
Baur Dam is an earthen embankment dam constructed between 1961 and 1967 on the Baur and Kakrala rivers in Udham Singh Nagar district, Uttarakhand. Standing 17.98 meters high and stretching 9.5 kilometers in length, this irrigation dam serves the Tarai region of Uttarakhand and parts of Uttar Pradesh's Rampur district. The reservoir has emerged as a developing tourist destination offering water sports activities including boating, kayaking, jet skiing, and parasailing amidst scenic landscapes.
Bay of Fires is a 29-kilometre stretch of coastline in north-eastern Tasmania, extending from Binalong Bay to Eddystone Point within the Break O'Day municipality. Renowned for its white sandy beaches, turquoise water and granite boulders covered in vivid orange lichen, it lies within the Bay of Fires Conservation Area. The area offers pristine coastal scenery, swimming, snorkelling and walking opportunities and is a major nature-based tourism destination in Tasmania.
Bedok Reservoir Park is a 88-hectare public park surrounding Bedok Reservoir in eastern Singapore, within the Bedok planning area. Developed around a former sand quarry converted into a reservoir in 1986, it is managed by the National Parks Board. The park is notable for its 4.3 km jogging and cycling track around the reservoir, floating deck, and extensive water sports facilities, serving as a major recreational green space for residents and visitors.
Bekal Beach is a scenic coastal destination in Kasaragod district, Kerala, located adjacent to the historic Bekal Fort. The beach features golden sands, well-maintained walkways, and landscaped gardens with Casuarina groves. It offers panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and spectacular sunsets, making it a popular spot for photography and leisurely walks.
Bellerive Beach is a sheltered sandy beach on the eastern shore of the River Derwent at Bellerive in the City of Clarence, Tasmania, directly opposite central Hobart. The beach faces west with views across the river to Hobart, kunanyi / Mount Wellington and the Derwent estuary. It is known as a family-friendly urban beach with calm waters, a foreshore promenade, parkland and playground, and is a popular spot for swimming, walking and picnics close to Bellerive village.
Berowra Valley National Park is a 3,885-hectare protected bushland reserve in northern Sydney, New South Wales, within the Hornsby Shire. Stretching along Berowra Creek between Hornsby and Berowra Waters, it protects eucalypt forest, sandstone gullies and diverse native wildlife. Notable for its extensive walking track network including sections of the Great North Walk, Aboriginal rock engravings, and picnic areas such as Crosslands Reserve.
Berowra Waters is a tidal waterway and harbourside locality on Berowra Creek in Hornsby Shire, New South Wales, about 40 km north of Sydney. Set within Berowra Valley National Park, it is known for its scenic estuary, bushland surrounds, and the free Berowra Waters Ferry that links the eastern and western shores. The area is notable for boating, fishing, bushwalking and waterfront dining in a tranquil Hawkesbury River setting.
Bhadra River Rafting at Magundi is a seasonal white-water adventure activity on the Bhadra River near Magundi village in Chikkamagaluru district, Karnataka. Located downstream of the Bhadra Dam and on the edge of Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary in the Western Ghats, it offers an 8-12 km rafting stretch through forested landscape. Known for Grade II to Grade III rapids during monsoon water releases, it is operated by licensed operators with tourism and forest department permissions.
Bhavani Island is a 133-acre river island on the Krishna River at Vijayawada in Andhra Pradesh. Located near Punnami Ghat and Prakasam Barrage, it is considered one of the largest river islands in India. Developed and managed by the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation, the island features resorts, cottages, gardens and adventure facilities. It is a popular day-trip and overnight destination accessible only by boat from the mainland.
Bheemeshwari Nature and Adventure Camp is an eco-tourism camp operated by Jungle Lodges and Resorts on the banks of the Cauvery River near Halagur in Mandya district, Karnataka. Located within the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary about 100 km from Bengaluru, it is known for catch-and-release mahseer fishing, coracle rides and riverside camping. The camp offers tented cottages and log huts surrounded by forested landscape and is a base for nature walks, birdwatching and adventure activities.
Big Bend is a dramatic bend in the Murray River in the Mid Murray Council area of South Australia, between Swan Reach and Nildottie. It is notable for the Big Bend Cliffs, the tallest cliffs along the entire Murray River, rising up to 30 metres above the water. The locality is a popular destination for houseboating, camping, and sightseeing within the Murray River landscape.
Big Brook Dam is a 95-hectare reservoir located about 4 km north-west of Pemberton in the Shire of Manjimup, Western Australia, set within tall karri forest. Constructed in 1986 to supply water to Pemberton, it is now a managed recreation site. The dam features a sandy swimming beach, calm waters for paddling and fishing, and a sealed 4 km loop walk trail, offering forest scenery and family-friendly picnic facilities.
Big Lagoon is a prominent natural lagoon on Miniloc Island in Bacuit Bay, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines, within the El Nido-Taytay Managed Resource Protected Area. Enclosed by towering limestone karst cliffs, it features shallow emerald waters with a narrow entrance accessible by boat or kayak. A core stop on El Nido Island Hopping Tour A, it is noted for its scenic karst landscape, calm waters, and opportunities for kayaking and swimming.
Bill's Bay is a sheltered sandy bay at Coral Bay in the Shire of Carnarvon, Western Australia, forming part of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area. It lies within the Ningaloo Marine Park and is known for its calm turquoise waters, white sand beach and fringing coral reef close to shore. The bay is a central visitor area for swimming, snorkelling and marine wildlife viewing.
Binalong Bay is a small coastal village at the southern end of the Bay of Fires on Tasmania's north-east coast, within the Break O'Day municipality. It is known for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise water and granite boulders covered in orange lichen. The bay serves as the main access point to the Bay of Fires Conservation Area and offers swimming, snorkeling and coastal walks in a scenic natural setting.
Binh Lap is a coastal peninsula and fishing village in Cam Lap Commune, Cam Ranh City, Khanh Hoa Province, about 50 km south of Nha Trang. It is known for its clear turquoise water, white sandy beaches and scattered offshore islets. Part of the Binh Lap - Binh Hung - Binh Ba island cluster, it remains relatively undeveloped with small resorts, fishing hamlets and wild beaches, attracting visitors for swimming, snorkeling and island scenery.
Binh Tien Beach is a secluded beach on the central south coast of Vietnam, now in Ninh Hai District, Khanh Hoa Province near Khanh Hai town, on the former Ninh Thuan-Khanh Hoa border. Set within the Nui Chua National Park buffer zone and enclosed by rocky mountains, it is noted for clear turquoise water, fine white sand, and fringing coral reefs. The beach remains relatively undeveloped and is valued for its pristine natural landscape and tranquil setting.
Biyyam Kayal is a scenic backwater lake located in Biyyam near Ponnani in Malappuram district, Kerala. Situated close to the confluence of the Bharathapuzha River and the Arabian Sea, it is one of the largest backwater stretches in the region. The lake is known for its calm waters, mangrove fringes and boating facilities. Maintained as a recreational and eco-tourism spot, it offers views of the surrounding wetlands and is a popular leisure destination for visitors to Ponnani.
Black Diamond Lake is a former open-cut coal mine pit lake located near Allanson, about 7 kilometres north of Collie in Western Australia's South West region. Filled with groundwater, it is known for its striking turquoise-blue water contrasting with sandy banks and surrounding bushland. A popular day-use recreation site, it attracts visitors for swimming, kayaking and photography, and is managed as a public reserve within the Shire of Collie.
Blackwall Reach Reserve is a riverfront natural reserve on the Swan River in Bicton, within the City of Melville, Western Australia. It is notable for its dramatic limestone cliffs, sheltered river beach and bushland setting. The reserve is a popular destination for walking, picnicking, rock climbing and abseiling, and offers panoramic views across the Swan River to Point Walter and the Perth coastline.
Blowering Dam is a large rock-fill dam on the Tumut River near Tumut in the Snowy Valleys region of New South Wales. Completed in 1968 as part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme, it impounds Blowering Reservoir for irrigation, hydroelectric power generation and flood mitigation. The reservoir is a popular inland recreation destination known for fishing, boating and camping amid forested hills.
Blue Tree Phuket is a large entertainment and water park complex in Choeng Thale, Thalang District, northwestern Phuket, between Bang Tao and Laguna Phuket. Opened in 2019, it is centered around a 17,000 sqm man-made Crystal Lagoon. Notable for its lagoon with swimming and water sports, water slides, cliff jumping, kids zones, Beach Club, dining and retail village, it functions as a family-oriented lifestyle and leisure destination.