The world’s largest beach is in Brazil

In summer, the ideal is to travel to places that are remarkable enough to have an unforgettable vacation: Visiting monuments, rare museums, and unknown beaches. Uncertain destinations are the ones that create more attraction in tourists and, therefore, the most visited.

There is a beach in Brazil listed as the largest in the world. Days ago, Viajestic talked about the smallest beach in the world, located in Asturias, Spain. The largest and most extensive beach in the world is located in Brazil.

Cassino Beach is a paradisiacal spot in Rio Grande do Sul state. This destination is a stop that will not leave anyone indifferent since this beach is ranked as the largest beach in the world. Its extension is so large that it crosses the border with Uruguay.

It is very little urbanized, and it is a tourist attraction that, undoubtedly, attracts travelers from all over the world for appearing in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest beach in the world.

The beach’s name is due to the construction of the spas with casinos that once could be visited in the place. In the 20th century, activities involving betting and gambling were banned in the country, but the beach’s name remained.

Access to this place is quite simple since you can reach it via car or any transport that allows access to its vicinity (bus, cab, caravan).

There are some hotels, restaurants, and other types of entertainment venues near this beach.

With information from La Sexta