All Stories: beaches

KARACHI: Mayor Waseem Akhtar has imposed a one-day ban on swimming at all beaches of Karachi under Section 144.   According to details, the Mayor imposed...

Beach-Inspector has just released their winners of the best beaches in the world awards, based on tests conducted on more than 1,600 beaches on...

Here listed are some amazing beaches around the world waiting to be explored this summer vacation. From North America to the United Kingdom to...

Balochistan is usually perceived as mountainous terrain with no scenic landscape. But this myth shatters soon when you step into this territory of Pakistan....

SYDNEY: Drones equipped with a shark detection system powered by artificial intelligence will start patrolling some Australian beaches from next month in a bid...

LONDON: A ‘mega swarm’ of giant jellyfish has washed ashore on the UK coastline, drawing beachgoers attention towards an unusual sight. Thousands of the barrel...

KARACHI: As Christmas and New Year approach, the government of Sindh has imposed a ‘complete ban’ on visiting beaches on the weekend, December 31...

THE HAGUE: Dutch authorities are taking the US makers of Pokemon Go to court after the company failed to respond to pleas to stop hordes of fans flocking to protected beaches.

GAZA: Sparkling Mediterranean beaches, expensive restaurants and state-of-the-art health clubs do not readily spring to mind when it comes to the Gaza Strip.

SYDNEY: Several beaches on Australia's east coast remained closed Sunday after a bodyboarder was seriously hurt in a shark attack, just weeks after two others were badly mauled at a nearby region.

SYDNEY: Four beaches on Australia's east coast were closed Sunday after numerous shark sightings, police said, as authorities patrolled waters off a southern island following a fatal attack on a diver a day earlier.

PARIS: Tennis players at Wimbledon, fasting Muslims and ailing religious pilgrims in Lourdes were among those at risk from the blast of a major heatwave spreading up through Europe on Tuesday.

BRUSSELS: European, Turkish and Chinese recyclers are set to benefit from strict new EU rules on breaking up old ships, but the practice of dismantling them on beaches in South Asia - at great human and environmental cost - will still be hard to stop.