Summer is almost here and that means its time to find the sun. Whether you're working toward a sexy tan or simply looking for your vitamin D fix, these sunny destinations will do the trick.

Miami Beach offers a plethora of sunbathing opportunities from the beach to the pool. Visitors can also catch some rays while taking a convertible or motorcycle ride up Ocean Drive.

Gili Trawangan is the largest and most-populated of Indonesia's Gili Islands. Its white sand and crystal clear blue waters provide the ideal setting for soaking up the sun.

Thailand's Patong Beach attracts visitors of all types, including water sports enthusiasts, swimmers and, of course, sunbathers.

Sunseekers can't go wrong in Gold Coast, Australia. This Down Under destination is home to long stretches of inviting sandy beaches and temperatures are pleasant year-round.

If visitors to Tel Aviv aren't basking in the sun from the beach they're doing it while strolling the colorful Promenade.

The Brazilian resort town of Armacao dos Buzios is popular with vacationers who come to explore its plentiful beaches. Ferradura Beach is the primary draw here and certain to impress first-time visitors.

Located in Portugal's beautiful Algarve region, Albufeira is a former fishing village turned vacation destination thanks to its attractive beaches and comfortable climate.

One of the busiest summer destinations in America, Myrtle Beach's sun-kissed coast makes it one of the top spots to roll out your towel and lie out under the sun.

The seaside resort of Playa del Ingles is located on Gran Canaria's southern coast, putting it in prime position to soak up the golden sunshine.

While Bournemouth lacks sizzling summer temperatures, it offers seven miles of beach for sunbathers and plenty of sunshine this time of year, boasting nearly 250 hours during July.

Cancun's unrivaled combination of stunning beaches and world-class hotels and resorts win over more and more visitors each year. It doesn't get any better than sunbathing with a cocktail in hand by the pool or with your toes in the sand.

Similar to Albufeira, Benidorm was once a quaint fishing village along Spain's Costa Blanca. These days, tan tourists are flocking to find the sun on Levante Beach and Poniente Beach.

The summer months can get awfully hot in Dubai, with temperatures climbing into the triple digits. Therefore, sunbathers will need plenty of sunscreen and water to stay protected and hydrated. Beachgoers should also be mindful of the local culture at the city's public beaches.

Barcelona experiences approximately 2,500 hours of sunshine each year, making it a premier seaside destination for those travelers looking to get some summer color.

The sun is out year-round in Hurghada but the best times to catch rays are before or after the scorching summer months. Nonetheless, you can always cool off in the Red Sea or a refreshing resort pool.