![Top 5 Pebble Beaches Around The World](http://media.assettype.com/outlooktraveller%2Fimport%2Foutlooktraveller%2Fpublic%2Fuploads%2Farticles%2Fexplore%2Fbeach.jpg?w=480&auto=format%2Ccompress&fit=max)
When it comes to beach destinations, sandy shores often steal the spotlight. However, a unique kind of beauty is found on the pebble beaches that grace the shores of our planet. These mesmerizing landscapes offer a captivating blend of colours, textures, and the soothing sound of waves gently crashing against the smooth stones. Get ready to explore these extraordinary coastal wonders that have captured the hearts of travellers seeking tranquillity, natural wonders, and a one-of-a-kind beach experience.
Nice, France
The beaches around Nice are covered in pebbles, carried down from the Ligurian Alps by the Paillon River as it rushes into the sea. These slate-grey pebbles are washed smooth during their journey down to the coast, creating a constant whispering rustle as the tide laps them. Plage du Centenaire is one of Nice&rsquos best-loved pebble beaches.
Adler, Russia
The black pebble beaches of Adler create a striking contrast to the white surf and silvery mountains in the background. Mild sea temperatures and plenty of cafés and restaurants make Adler a popular destination among locals, especially as a reasonably priced alternative to Sochi.
Brighton & Hove, UK
One of the UK&rsquos best-known beaches, a day trip down to Brighton will fill you with nostalgia, even if it&rsquos your first trip. Visit the carnival rides at the end of Brighton Palace Pier, tuck into fish and chips with lashings of salt and vinegar drizzled on top and run across the sun-warmed pebbles to the sea.
Taormina, Italy
Isola Bella is a Sicilian beach and one of the most beautiful stretches of the Italian coastline. Accessed by a winding walk down the cliff, you&rsquoll want to pause to admire the sea views and verdant grassy slopes stretching out before you. A thin strip of white sand connects the pebble beach to the mainland, but only at low tide and due to its remote nature, visitors are advised to stay nearby.
Hualien City, Taiwan
To the north of Hualien City lies a crescent beach composed entirely of smooth grey stones. Qixingtan Beach is populated with agate rocks, shimmering rose pinks, translucent creams, and dusky browns. Pick a spot on the beach&ndashdon&rsquot forget to take a blanket&ndashor sit at one of the seafront cafés to watch the fishermen.