The phrase "glittering beaches" is correct and often used in written English.
It is typically used to describe beaches that have a sparkling or shimmering appearance, often due to the reflection of sunlight on the water and sand. Example: "The tropical island was a paradise, with its turquoise waters and glittering beaches that stretched for miles."
Television helped change the image with glitzy offerings such as "The O.C.," "Laguna Beach" and "The Real Housewives of Orange County". These shows portray the county's glittering beach communities as the capital of plastic surgery and extreme consumption.
In 2005, Banksy travelled to the West Bank, where he painted the security fence at Bethlehem with a trompe-l'oeil scene of a hole in the concrete barrier, revealing a glittering beach on the other side; it looked as if someone had dug through to paradise.
It's one of Europe's smallest countries, but it packs in spectacular landscapes and glittering beach resorts, says Mick Webb.
That glittering diamond necklace!
Ringed by coal-black cliffs and massive towers of rock, it's home to one of Thailand's most celebrated beaches – the glittering arc of Ao Maya, made famous by Danny Boyle's big-screen version of Alex Garland's 1996 novel The Beach.
Mid-morning, the sun is rising over the glittering bay but the beaches are mostly empty.
Residents have long been generous to those who live in the city's 21 miles of canyons, beaches and glittering shopping centers.
But when I went home that night and lay under the duvet in the dark I tried it again, and soon enough I rode naked on a black stallion, along a sandy beach, water glittering in the moonlight, and I envied all the horse girls in the world.
Clinging to the curves of the Basque country's rugged shore, its historic centre is also photogenically bookended by the imposing slopes of Monte Urgull to the east and Monte Igeldo to the west, with the glittering pin-up of La Concha beach in the middle.
