Best Pebbles
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Cala Mariolu is a beautiful beach located within the Gulf of Orosei in Sardinia, Italy. Its notable features include dramatic limestone cliffs and a shoreline composed primarily of pebbles. Boat access is the most common method for reaching this secluded cove, offering snorkeling opportunities among...
Myrtos Beach is a renowned pebble beach located on the Greek island of Kefalonia. Its striking beauty stems from dramatically high limestone cliffs that frame the shoreline, creating a unique visual experience. The beach’s white pebbles and sheltered location make it popular with tourists seeking re...
Étretat Beach resides along the Normandy coast of France offering a unique landscape shaped by dramatic chalk cliffs. The beach is characterized by its pebble composition and notable formations like Porte d'Aval, frequently depicted by artists including Claude Monet. It’s popular with visitors seeki...
Durdle Door Beach is a unique coastal location situated on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England. The beach features shingle and pebbles concentrated beneath a dramatic limestone arch formed by natural erosion. This geological formation contributes to its significance as part of the UNESCO World Her...
Dhërmi Beach is a long Ionian beach on the Albanian Riviera, below the village of Dhërmi and the Ceraunian Mountains in Vlorë County.
Positano Spiaggia Grande is Positano's main beach on Italy's Amalfi Coast, a dark-pebble shore below the town's stacked houses and church dome.
Monterosso Beach is the main sandy beach of Monterosso al Mare in Liguria, Italy, serving the largest of the five Cinque Terre villages.
Brighton Beach is a pebble beach in East Sussex, England, known for Brighton Palace Pier, opened in 1899, and the resort's seaside culture.
Banje Beach is a city beach in Dubrovnik, Croatia, noted for views of the walled Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1979.
