We're going to the world's best beaches virtually, with these 360-degree shots

1. Myrtos, Kefalonia, Greece

Close your eyes and imagine that you are on a white sand beach, with clear turquoise water caressing your feet. The Greek coast is full of spectacular beaches, and Myrtos is one of the best. In this video, you can change your view by staring into the endless blue water and practically feel the sun warming your skin!

2. Amilla Fushi Resort in the Maldives

The Maldives is basically the epitome of a holiday destination. But visiting the resort and this endlessly luxurious paradise doesn't come cheap. With this virtual experience, you can experience at least a little of the whole luxury without having to sell a kidney. The emerald water here is so clear you can see all the marine life! And the best part? Except for a few foreigners here and there, you will have the resort to yourself.

3. South Beach, Miami, Florida

It is one of America's most popular beaches. This video will take you on a walk along a packed beach full of people sunbathing, throwing frisbees and swimming.

4. Cala Millor, Majorca, Spain

Put on your bathing suit and immerse yourself in a full-screen virtual experience on Majorca's Cala Millor beach. Whether you're just reading a good book, in front of the TV, or looking for new relaxation techniques, the sound of gentle waves caressing the fine sandy beach will surely soothe you.

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5. Treasure Island Beach, Laguna Island, California

This is the gem of Laguna Island. Of course, there's no actual treasure here (or is there?), just sparkling water, top-notch snorkeling, and hidden nooks and crannies. With this 360-degree video, you'll be able to see the beach from different angles, and you'll also see one of the bluest waters of the Pacific Ocean in Southern California.

6. Trunk Bay, Saint John, Caribbean Sea

Trunk Bay is the most famous and photographed beach on Saint John Island. It is part of the Virgin Islands National Park, which also includes Francis Bay, Cinnamon Bay and Maho Bay. The soft white sand and fluorescent blue water are perfect for an escape, if only in your imagination.

7. Fitzroy Island, Australia

The Great Barrier Reef is home to many Australian islands and beaches such as Lizard Island, Lady Elliot Island and Heron Island. Fitzory is a small island full of picturesque views, restaurants and resorts. And if I could visit it, I probably wouldn't want to leave it. It's quite literally surrounded by a coral reef, so the snorkeling here is really cool!

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