What is the biggest island in Asia?

Answer 1

It is difficult to determine which is the biggest island in Asia, as the largest, New Guinea, is considered to be partly within Asia and partly within Oceania. Nonetheless, the following list gives the largest islands in Asia: 1. New Guinea 2. Borneo, Indonesia 3. Sumatra, Indonesia 4. Honshu, Japan 5. Celebes, Indonesia 6. Java, Indonesia

Answer 2

It is Cox's Bazaar in Bangladesh in Chittagong division. It is the tourist capital of Bangladesh with its unbroken beaches of 112 km. Most tourist visit the area between October to February. It has many 5 star hotels and 3 star hotels. Its wave isn't very gentle, but it is very adventurously. The best western food is available at Mermaid Cafe which is located in the most popular destination called Inani. Inani is famous for Providing an andventure to tourist by exploring corals. The most beautiful tourist island from Cox's Bazaar is Saint Martin. It contains many resort and many good spots for tourists. The airport in Cox's Bazaar is located on the Kolatoli road. The best resort in Cox's Bazaar is Mermaid Eco resort, and the best hotel is Sea gull with swimming pool, gym, spa, biliard and for its spot to be so close to the beach. The biggest market in Cox's Bazaar is Burmese market.

Not correct. The longest beach in the world is Eighty Mile Beach on the N.W. Coast of Western Australia, between the towns of Broome and Port Hedland.

This beach, despite its name, is actually 140 miles (220 kms) long.

The beach is in a remote and not easily accessible area, and a 4WD is needed for access along most sections of this beach. There are several points of access for 2WD vehicles, and the Eighty Mile Beach Caravan Park is located on the beach, approximately 365kms South of Broome.

This beach is Australias most important wetland area for shorebirds or waders, and it is recognised as a wetland of world importance under the Ramsar Convention.

The beach is subject to massive tides and has extensive tidal flats. The tidal variation can be 7 metres. When the tide recedes, some very wide areas of tidal flats are exposed, up to 4kms wide in some places. People have been known to be stranded in dinghies when fishing 4 or 5 kms offshore, when the tide went out. As a result, it is very important to know the tides in this area.