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If you are often like the world, you like summer vacation to spend sunlight on a beautiful beach. Most of the time it is a wonderful idea. But thanks to the places of this list, it might be a whole contrary. It's ten dangerous beaches in the world.

One of the beaches to make this list is St. Barton. There is a popular attractive beach on the beach on the beach, thanks to the neighbor's airport. When the ships showed quite a show for the beach beds, their close proximity may be dangerous. Sadly, it does not keep the tourists to take a glimpse.

Here is the Cape Tiles in Australia for the completely different reason of another beach. Although many aspects of the Cape should keep you away, such as crocodiles and roof trees, the main people are in the sea. The box jellyfish is so bad that the water is off the limits during the high season.

Nestled in the Napali Coast of Kauai and only accessible by the Kalalau Trail, Hanakapiai Beach is one of the most dangerous places in the world to swimming goats due to the powerful rip currents and waves that are known to be out of sea. In the event that a swimmer gets caught in a rip, the nearest shore area is about six miles away. Due to these hazardous conditions, The Telegraph reports that at least 83 people have been drowned over the years.

If jellyfish does not keep you out of water, maybe sharks will also be. The new Samarina Beach in Florida is known as the world's shark attack capital. Since 1882, more than 230 levels are counting and counting. Thank you, no one is deadly, but it does not mean you should track these shark-affected water.

Piranhas, anacondas and electric eels are just some of the creatures visitors may encounter on a trip to the dangerous beaches of the Amazon. The river is home to rich biodiversity, the richest of any river in the world. And while it's known for its scary residents, such as sharp-toothed red-bellied piranha, the Amazon's waters are populated by 2,500 different species of fish, and many scientists believe that there are many more that have not been identified yet, according to Discover Peru.

Check out the video to see those beaches and even more, including the Fourth Beach Beach, Demand Beach, Copenhagen Beach, and more. When you are there
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