Beaches: Interests: Travel Channel

Palm Beach, Aruba

Families flock to Palm Beach's sugar-white beaches in droves; Aruba's kid-friendly atmosphere prevails at Palm Beach's resorts and restaurants.

Copacabana, Brazil

Copacabana, often referred to as the world's most famous beach, runs for 3 miles along the densely populated residential area of Rio de Janeiro.

Horseshoe Bay, Bermuda

Bermuda's famous pink-sand beaches are considered some of the loveliest seaside retreats in the world, and the shores of Horseshoe Bay are no exception.

Fernando de Noronha, Brazil

Few people can claim they've witnessed the unspoiled and breathtaking beaches of Fernando de Noronha.

Kauna'oa Bay, Hawaii

Located on the Kohala Coast of the Aloha State's Big Island, Kauna'oa Bay is quintessential Hawaii.

Ipanema Beach, Brazil

Trendsetting Ipanema has a long tradition of dictating beach chic to the rest of the world.

Tenerife, Canary Islands

Tenerife is the largest island in the Canary Island archipelago, which is part of Spain.

Honaunau Bay, Hawaii

Honaunau Bay is one of a series of tranquil, turquoise bays tucked into the Big Island's South Kona coast, a region that is quickly becoming a must-visit Hawaiian destination.

Shi Shi Beach, Washington

What could be a scene from a land before time is actually Shi Shi Beach, part of the Olympic National Park and considered the Northwest's purest stretch of coastline.