What is considered the longest beach in the world?

Answer 1

A beach is a geological landform along the shoreline of an ocean, sea or lake. It usually consists of loose particles which are often composed of rock, such as sand, gravel, shingle, pebbles, waves or cobblestones. There are several beaches which are claimed to be the "World's longest", including Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh (120 km), Marina Beach in Chennai, India, Fraser Island beach, 90 Mile Beach in Australia and 90 Mile Beach in New Zealand (88 km) and Long Beach, Washington (which is about 40 km). Cox's Bazar is which is the longest is also known as 'Panowa' meaning 'yellow flower'.

Answer 2

The Cox's Bazar Beach is considered the longest natural beach in the world. Situated in the town of Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh, this unbroken 125 km sandy beach is one Bangladesh's major tourist attraction. It is also known as "Panowa", meaning "yellow flower" It was first named as "Palongkee" before it was changed to Cox's Bazar, in honor of an army officer, Captain Cox, who serve in British India and died on 1798.

Answer 3

Reaching around 150 miles in length, the world’s longest beach is the Praia do Cassino Beach in Brazil. This beach is not only long but beautiful, known for its white sand and hospitable locals. At this beach you won’t miss warm temperatures, as it remains hot for most of the year. Beach-goers are able to enjoy plenty of water activities if they do not only want to relax. Praia do Cassino is Portuguese for Casino Beach and while you walk from the Rio Grande seaport to the border with Uruguay you may have enough time to think about the naming.

Answer 4

The longest beach in the world is Praia do Cassino Beach. it is located in Brazil and is over 150 miles long.

Answer 5

The two biggest beaches in Barcelona, Spain are San Sebastián and Barceloneta (the most famous) beaches. In total, there are seven beaches in Barcelona.

Answer 6

st beach in spain

Answer 7

Praia du casino beach