The Mother Nature has blessed human beings with numerous natural sightseeing on Earth. Among them, bays and harbors, which are loosely defined by calm water, make up some of the greatest cities on Earth.
Ha Long Bay
Located in the North of Vietnam, Ha Long Bay, which stretches round a 120 kilometer long coast line, is the pride of Vietnamese people. Literally, Ha Long Bay is translated as “Bay of Descending Dragons” which features over two thousands of limestone with thick jungle vegetation on each top. Several islands have enormous caves while others support as Fisher Village for fishermen who live on floating houses.
Ha Long Bay has been voted as a World Heritage site twice
Bay of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy in the Atlantic coast of Canada is famous for unique shape, the difference in level between high tide and low tide and untouched scene.
Bay of Islands
The Bay of Islands consists of 144 islands, great sandy beaches and secluded bays. The most popular destination in New Zealand also has rich marine life.
Phang Nga Bay
Phang Nga Bay is the most attractive property in Thailand including aquatic grottoes, caves and limestone islands. In the picture is Ko Ping Kan which is also known as James Bond Island.
Port Jackson
Port Jackson, the natural port of Sydney, is famous for its scenic beauty and Australia’s most popular landmarks the Sydney Opera House.
Guaramana Bay
Guanabara Bay in southeastern Brazil is surrounded by rocks, Serra do Marl Mountain, tropical forests and beaches.
Paradise Bay
Paradise Bay is home to penguins and most visited area in the Antarctica. The bay is fenced by numerous ice cliffs and glaciated mountains.
Victoria Harbour
Victoria Harbour is the deepest and busiest container ports and most famous tourist destination in Hong Kong.
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco Bay is located in the most populous American state of California. The Golden Gate Bridge connects the San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean.
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