Gulf of Mexico vs. Black Sea + Sea of Azov vs. East China Sea + Yellow Sea vs. Sea of Japan

[Magnatomicflux]

Originally Posted by Theropod

Where's the Dead Sea?

[grega94]

Originally Posted by Theropod

Where's the Dead Sea?

you mean in the list? well it's too small and not a true sea, it's a saltwater lake.

[jbgusa]

Originally Posted by grega94

We all know that the Mediterranean sea and the Caribbean sea attract the most tourists, and are probably the ones that people dream about visiting. But what about some of the lesser known seas that don't attract as many international/global tourists. If you were given the option to spend one month (of your choosing) on the shores of one of these seas, which one would it be? and which cities would you visit? Also which one do you think has the highest potential.

Sea of Tranquility, the Moon?

[Brave New World]

Beware of the Yellow Sea and the Yellow Snow.

[Tom Lennox 70]

The Gulf of Mexico is amazing, except for the part from Biloxi west to Galvestion which is brownish and muddy due to being close to the mouth of the Mississippi River. I go to Pensacola Beach every summer and Gulf Shores/Orange Beach is nice too. Many internationally famous destinations like St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Tampa Bay, Destin, Panama City, are on the Gulf coast and the Florida Keys also border the Gulf.

[OyCrumbler]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

If you group the Gulf of Thailand with the South China Sea i think its easily number 3 most popular after Medit and Carib.

That's a good one, though I'm not sure about the grouping since they're both pretty big and distinct, and not commonly grouped as one.



I'm partial to the Philippine Sea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Sea