Two Brazilian beaches are among the most beautiful in the world. You know which ones

what he does shore considered beautiful? hue the water? What type of sand? Vegetation? looking around? There are many criteria to be evaluated and there are also personal factors, as everyone has their own preferences. But the magazine architectural digest Try listing 39 most beautiful beaches in the world – that it Two of them are Brazilianaccording to the publication.

a Sancho Beachin Fernando de Noronha (PE)known for its crystal blue sea and paradisiacal appearance, was elected No. 23 the most beautiful beach in the world. “While enjoying the luminous waters and ivory-colored sand, be sure to admire the extinct Morro do Pico volcano, located on the coast along with other rock formations,” recommends the magazine to visitors.

in 36th placeThere is a beach known to Brazilians: IpanemaIn the Rio de Janeiro. “Perhaps not as famous as Copacabana, Ipanema Beach also gained worldwide fame after the hit “Jarota de Ipanema.” The chart-topping bossa nova record of the mid-1960s is partly responsible for the beach’s widespread recognition, but scenic natural beauty is a factor. Also prominent.

Architectural Digest’s list was published at the end of June and also includes beaches in Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, Greece, Mexico, Colombia and Hawaii, among others.

“Located on the island of Seram, Ura Beach stands out among the variety of beautiful beaches in Indonesia for its seclusion and virtually untouched natural environment,” says Architectural Digest.

The beach is named after the unique shape of its coast, which resembles a glass of champagne. It is mainly inhabited by visitors from Australian cruises and is famous for its soft sands and crystalline waters, where it is possible to dive in, according to the magazine.

“With ancient pink sands and stunning views, Horseshoe Bay is a photographer’s dream beach. For the adventurous, Horseshoe Bay is also known for its abundance of rock formations and hidden caves ready to be explored.

The beach is protected by the Whitsunday Islands National Park. Architectural Digest says there are 4.7 miles of “unspoilt” coastline and a large coral reef nearby.

In addition to the shoreline dotted with natural rock formations, Cannon Beach is also home to nesting artifacts (Shape nests) at Haystack Rock in the spring and summer.