There's not much to dislike about a warm, summer day at the beach with the exception of unwelcome crowds. Surprisingly, there are plenty of amazing, quiet shorelines where travelers can unwind this summer.

Visitors to Fiji really can't go wrong when it comes to finding a relaxing beach. However, the shorelines on Castaway Island and the Yasawa Islands certainly stand out from the pack.

In addition to boasting some of the world's best snorkeling opportunities, The Maldives is home to some of the most serene beaches on the planet. You won't need much more than a chair and towel to find peace here.

Secluded beaches are Bora Bora's specialty and Matira Beach is second to none as it features soothing white sand and calm waters that are guaranteed to put your mind at ease.

This off-the-beaten-path beach on Lanai's northwest shore is home to two miles of serene coastal landscape and is even popular with Hawaii's green sea turtles.

If you're looking to avoid the crowds in Ocean City, Maryland and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, consider Nags Head in North Carolina's Outer Banks. The quiet beach town offers tremendous views of Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

The peninsula at the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts is perhaps best known for the Long Point Light Station that was built nearly two centuries ago. Today, the isolated beach is among the most picturesque in America.

Located just north of Fort Lauderdale, Lauderdale-By-The-Sea is a sensational beach town that offers plenty to see and do without the overwhelming crowds. Plus, the beach here is as pleasant as any stretch of coastline in the Sunshine State.

Dominica's Secret Beach has it all regardless of whether you're into swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving or simply lying back under the sun. This hidden beach is tucked into a cove near Portsmouth and can be easily accessed by boat.

If you find yourself in Maui and needing to unwind, head over to Makena Beach where you'll find plenty of spacious shore and the occasional food truck. Pristine doesn't even begin to describe this stretch of waterfront.

The recently-renovated El Embajador, a Royal Hideaway Hotel is the perfect basecamp for a summer escape to the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo. Lagoon lovers will fall head over heels for Boca Chica while those shade seekers will prefer the quieter Guayacanes Beach.

Once you've had your fill in Auckland, head north to Mangawhai to experience one of the world's most underrated beaches. This New Zealand attraction offers a variety of experiences, whether you covet the exposure of the ocean or the shelter of the harbor.

Tourists who want to avoid other tourists will love Chao Lao Beach in Thailand. The locals flock here and for good reason. After all, there's little more to do than sit back and relax.

The beaches of Santa Fe on Bantayan Island in the Philippines aren't easily accessible but they are certainly worth the journey. The lack of crowds makes this destination super relaxing and stress-free.

There's no shortage of world-class beaches in California. However, one of the Golden State's most relaxing spots can be found northwest of Los Angeles in Oxnard. The seaside city's sprawling beaches are ideal for picnics and other relaxing activities.

Situated along Guatemala's Pacific Coast, Monterrico is a peaceful former fishing village that is beginning to catch on with tourists. The volcanic black sand beaches here are renowned for their sea turtles.

Don't be surprised if you encounter more fishing boats than tourists in Varca Beach. This coastal destination in Goa, India is among the most beautiful around and is also home to plenty of comfortable accommodations.

You don't have to stay at the Four Seasons to enjoy the Seychelles' Petite Anse beach but you'll most likely consider booking a room once you've had a taste of this unrivaled destination.

Kauai is well known for its off-the-beaten-path treasures and Tunnels Beach is undoubtedly one of them. A dream destination for snorkelers and scuba divers, the beach is enhanced by scenic jungle and mountain landscape that are sure to remind visitors of scenes from Jurassic Park.

The beautiful beaches along the coast of the British Virgin Islands can get awfully crowded but Smuggler's Cove along Tortola's western coast isn't overrun with tourists. This beach is also free to access and a beloved snorkeling destination.

A beach vacation in the Mediterranean doesn't get much better than Gardenos Beach in Corfu, Greece. This destination combines crystal-clear waters, golden sands and scenic mountains to make for one of the more unique and tranquil paradises.

Visitors to Florida's Gulf Coast shouldn't sleep on Barefoot Beach County Preserve near Naples. The park features more than 340 acres of natural land and more than 8,000 feet of serene beach.

Despite its beauty and world-class beaches, Anguilla is among the least crowded Caribbean destinations. While you'll find stellar hotels, resorts and restaurants and bars here, there's plenty of room to spread your wings in beautiful Barnes Bay.

Isla Holbox has been flying under the radar for quite some time but is quickly catching on as more and more visitors uncover this gem of an island north of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula. Located near popular resort cities like Cancun and Playa del Carmen, Isla Holbox only has about 2,000 full-time residents.

In search of a gorgeous Mediterranean beach without all of the tourists? Consider the small Turkish village of Kabak. The coastline here is as laid-back as they come and it doesn't hurt that it's easy on the eyes.

Aitutaki in the Cook Islands is home to a turquoise lagoon that's easily among the world's most beautiful and an equally stunning coral reef. With a population of roughly 2,000, visitors can expect plenty of peace and quiet while enjoying all the natural beauty Aitutaki has to offer.