The 8 Best Small Beach Towns in the World

St. George's is a UNESCO World Heritage Site as the third successful English settlement, featuring crystal-clear waters, white limestone roofs, and vibrant pastel buildings, perfect for a relaxing, crowd-free paradise.

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St. George's, Bermuda: 

Located at the southern tip of France near the Spanish border, Collioure offers breathtaking scenery without the typical Mediterranean yachts and celebrity sightings, inspiring artists like Henri Matisse with its natural light.

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Collioure, France: 

This island off the coast of Massachusetts offers diverse experiences, from the energetic Joseph Sylvia Beach to the tranquil beaches of Aquinnah and southern Chilmark, providing the perfect sanctuary for travelers.

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Aquinnah, Martha's Vineyard: 

This quiet town northeast of Tunis features whitewashed buildings against the blue Mediterranean, offering a peaceful getaway for locals and visitors alike to enjoy Tunisia's beauty without the crowds.

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Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia:

With a small population, Cannon Beach offers stunning Pacific Ocean views and the iconic 235-foot Haystack Rock, making it an ideal location to enjoy natural beauty without large crowds.

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Cannon Beach, Oregon:

This series of islands off Panama's coast, with clear blue Gulf of Mexico waters, provides a sun-soaked, tourist-free escape due to its tougher accessibility, ideal for those seeking spectacular views.

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Bocas del Toro, Panama: 

As the oldest town on the list, over 2,000 years old, Kotor retains its old-world charm with narrow streets, centuries-old buildings, and the majestic Bay of Kotor, earning its UNESCO World Heritage Site status.

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Kotor, Montenegro: 

Located on Uruguay's eastern edge, this beach village offers a truly off-the-beaten-path experience with no roads leading there, requiring a 4-mile hike or 4x4 vehicle ride through dunes.

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Cabo Polonio, Uruguay: