Navagio Beach on the Greek island of Zakynthos might be one of the most stunning beaches in the world, but its popularity has turned into a nightmare for nature and tourist safety! With over 3 million visitors annually on a tiny island of just 3,000 residents, the natural cliffs are collapsing, and access to the beach is strictly controlled due to landslide dangers. Is it worth risking it all for the perfect Instagram selfie? Greek authorities have imposed strict measures, but how long can this beauty survive under the pressure of mass tourism? Is this yet another example of tourism destroying what we love the most? Sound off in the comments — would you risk visiting this beach or is it better to preserve it for future generations?
