recognized as the world’s longest natural, uninterrupted sea beach, stretching for approximately 120 to 150 kilometers (75 to 93 miles) along the Bay of Bengal. While other beaches like Praia do Cassino in Brazil are longer overall, they may not be entirely natural or continuously sandy in the same way, which is why Cox’s Bazar holds its specific distinction.
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- recognized as the world’s longest natural, uninterrupted sea beach, stretching for approximately 120 to 150 kilometers (75 to 93 miles) along the Bay of Bengal. While other beaches like Praia do Cassino in Brazil are longer overall, they may not be entirely natural or continuously sandy in the same way, which is why Cox’s Bazar holds its specific distinction.
