The phrase "an array of beaches" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of beaches available in a particular location or context.
Example: "The coastal town is known for its stunning scenery and an array of beaches that cater to all types of visitors."
Alternatives: "a variety of beaches" or "a selection of beaches".
Older kids can take advantage of an array of beach and water sports, while their parents appreciate the full-service spa and all-inclusive pricing.
Their contents "started out with an array of summer beach shots," Mr. Barons said, "but soon gave way to page after page of 1938 hurricane images".
Since the isthmus at its narrowest point is only 60 miles wide, driving an hour north or west of the city will present you with an array of Pacific or Caribbean beaches: surfing beaches, swimming beaches, beaches with cliffs cascading down to the sea.
There are many villages, historical churches, ancient sites, museums, a rain forest filled with butterflies, and a vast array of beaches to choose from that offer many water and land activities, such as scuba diving, jet skiing, horseback riding, hiking, and many more!
But head out west for an array of great, empty beaches and breaks for all levels.
The cosmopolitan town of Naoussa has loads of great seafood restaurants and tavernas and is near an array of fine, uncrowded beaches.
Today, Tower offers a growing array of beach-lifestyle products, sold and shipped directly to consumers at a fraction of traditional retail prices.
"Water," all turquoise ripples; "Beach," an array of mostly pink, orange and green candy-colors against bright blue; "Shadows," which clouds the scene; and, "Flotsam," a dense, nearly monochrome purple that reads as brown or black depending on how close a viewer gets, all unlock your mind and let it drift.
San Diego, Hawaii and Mexico all have miles of sunny beaches and an array of family fun activities.
