15 Most Dangerous Beaches In The World

Beaches are supposed to be nice, chilled-out and relaxing places. But, sadly, that is not always the case. Some beaches are more trouble than they’re worth. These are the most dangerous beaches in the world!

[QuantumNaut]

seemed like the "artist" photoshopped Niagara falls into the Brazilian breach xD

[GiantRogueWave]

For your waterfall image, if the hole were out to sea and below sea level, it would have filled with seawater and been nothing more than a steep drop off into deeper water. People swimming or boating nearby would not risk falling into the hole. The artist rendition is pretty but unrealistic.

[stoopidhead]

When did sharks become mammals? Did I miss that day, in school?

[yksw]

Nicaragua east coastline: saltwater crocodiles, which also go up the rivers and stay at close lakes. Canary Islands: strong maelstrom like currents which can be observed from cliffs.

[xxxYouTunesxxx]

An airport on a beach? I have no words

[michaelhraba]

That beachhead with Diamondhead is not in Brazil. It’s Oahu my home. I was an artist on Oahu doing fine art, airbrush, props and caricatures. A lot of peeps knew me as Habu. Lol. I’ve lived from Nanakuli to Waikiki up to 2010.last home was Ewa Beach Ocean Pointe.

[dreams]

I tried to milk a shark once. Trust me, they're not mammals. In fact, I'm typing this with my nose.

[fab]

Factsopedia needs to get their facts straight...

[kaleoy]

01:51 That artist should know that image that artist created is not of a Brazilian beach, but WAIKIKI beach in Hawaii on the island of Oahu.

[acecriss]

The voice that drives you crazy, after a few minutes I bounced outta here.

[parrisprice]

Ive been to waikiki twice, it was chill. 4 ft waves, difficult to surf because they were so slow. Sandy beach around the other side of diamond head. Had 8 ft neck breakers. And the surf was so churned up I had 5lbs of sand in each pocket. The current would drag you 50 yrds in 5 min and I was constantly having to repostion myself to stay inline with our blankets.

[jdechrist]

A channel called "Factopedia" should know that sharks aren't mammals. Seriously.

[tonyjoytonyjoy]

I rescued a young lad called Tommy from Sunset Beach Acapulco who was getting sucked out by a strong current, his parents worked for Harley Davidson and were part of a group holiday paid by Harley, (the staff) to keep the production line intact, I'm a qualified lifeguard so that was my good deed for the day.Anyway, his grateful parents gave me a Harley beer cooler to wrap round a pint glass to avoid heat transfer, it's nice to be nice, happy holidays.

[rayg]

I'm so glad I found this video. Otherwise I would not have learned that Diamond Head is in Brazil and that sharks are mammals. So glad to learn new things.

[robynheavner]

Was at New Smyrna Beach Fla. In late 70s didn't see one shark but they said attacks didn't start to frequent till 1982. Still beautiful beach then. I found the beaches at Sarasota more beautiful, the gulf.

[pamelalaub]

I was at Daytona Beach FL with 2 blind sisters. I had one holding each elbow. The sand was very hot so they wanted to walk where the waves would wash over their feet. In the car I'd gone over some safety instructions. I said we'd only walk near the edge of the water if they responded immediately to the instructions I'd discussed. We were enjoying a leisurely walk when I said "Hard crab left!". People gave me strange looks but we are safely shuffled to the left. Then I yelled a warning that small jellyfish were in the waves. I heard a lot of people crying out in pain, but because the blind sisters reacted quickly we were safe. The jellyfish were landing north and south every place I could see. I said we'd come back the next time the older sister was in town. Unfortunately she died the next year without returning. She was only in her late 40s. At the funeral in Las Vegas where he mom lived people were talking about her tale of the woman who'd saved them from jellyfish stings. Her sister still lives near me and called to tell me about it.

[jrxfactor]

That's Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii. It's nothing to do with Brazil.

[edgarmejia]

Since when are sharks considered mammals?

[halosofgrace]

😮 Wow, what an eye-opening video! It's fascinating to learn about the various dangers present at these beaches around the world 🌊🦈. It's a stark reminder that nature can be both beautiful and perilous. This video provides important information for travelers, helping them stay safe and informed when visiting new destinations. Great work on compiling this list and presenting it in such an engaging way. Looking forward to more intriguing content from your channel! 👍🌍

[gregc.]

I'm glad to see a video that actually mentions it's wild-looking thumbnail during the video. Too many people just use them for clickbait, so I thought this was worth mentioning. Good job Factsopedia.