The Longest Beaches In The World

Praia do Cassino Beach, Brazil 
At roughly 150 miles long, this is considered the world's longest beach by many. It's so long that it stretches from Rio Grande to the border with Uruguay.
cassino beach
Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh 
The world's longest uninterrupted beach clocks in at 75 miles long (though others say it's a bit shorter). Regardless, the government is focusing on drawing more and more tourists fast, so go before it gets crazy.
coxs bazaar bangladesh
Ninety Mile Beach, Australia
Yup, you guessed it. This beach is 90 miles long. It's popular with dolphin and whale watchers, fishermen and swimmers alike.
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Padre Island National Seashore, Texas 
Off south Texas sits some beautiful stretches of beach that go for some 70 miles.
padre island national seashore
Playa Novillero, Mexico
Sign us up. This beach is 56 miles long, a third of a mile wide and water that's shallow enough that you can walk about 330 feet into the water.
playa novillero mexico
Ninety Mile Beach, New Zealand
Unlike its neighbor to the west, this beach, on the North Island, is really only about 55 miles long.
ninety mile beach new zealand
Virginia Beach, Virginia
This East Coast city has 35 miles of beaches and a lot of tourists to show for it.
virginia beach beach
Long Beach, Washington
At 28 miles long, this claims to be America's longest contiguous beach.
long beach washington
Muizenberg, South Africa
The town of Muizenberg, a suburb of Cape Town, marks the start of a roughly 25-mile beach that curves around to nearby False Bay. Beware, there have been shark sitings in the past.
muizenberg beach
Stockton Beach, Australia
Not only is this beach long (nearly 20 miles long), but it's popular with dune surfers, 4-wheel drive enthusiasts and surfers.
stockton beach australia
Marina Beach, Chennai, India
At around 8 miles long, it's the longest urban beach in India. There's a bit of an undertoe, so swimming isn't as popular as hanging out and shopping.
marina beach chennai