1. Kilauea – Hawaii: Hawaii’s beauty extends beyond its beaches, with Mt. Kilauea’s constant activity posing a threat. The beach, with its black volcanic sand, offers stunning views but also harbors the risk of eruptions.
2. Playa Zipolite – Mexico: Despite its ominous name, “beach of the dead,” Playa Zipolite attracts many tourists annually, disregarding its dangers.
3. Fraser Island – Australia: Off-limits due to deadly marine life like jellyfish and sharks, Fraser Island also hosts lethal spiders and crocodiles on its beaches.
4. Gansbaai – South Africa
5. Volusia County – Florida
6. Chowpatty Beach – India
7. Bikini Atoll – US Marshall Islands: Once a nuclear testing site (1946-1958), Bikini Atoll remains contaminated despite government claims of safety, with shark-infested waters and radiation lingering.
8. Schitovaya Bukhta – RussiaSchitovaya Bukhta is known to be one of the greatest surfing spots in the world but unfortunately, there are also numerous military facilities based here.
   9. Heard Island – Antarctica
   10North Sentinel Island – Andaman Islands

Despite their allure, these beaches hold hidden perils, reminding travelers to approach with caution.