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Life's a beach for lucky Pete

For Pete Shannon the next two months of his life will be, literally, a beach.

Sun, 02 Feb, 2003 - 09:36

For Pete Shannon the next two months of his life will be, literally, a beach.

The 26-year-old graduate has been chosen to travel the world in a mission to find what he considers the best beach.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Place: Brighton Place: England Place: Indian Ocean Place: Australia Place: Bondi Beach Place: Waikiki Beach Place: Hawaii Place: Britain Place: Chichester Place: South Africa Place: Camps Bay Place: Cape Town Place: Mombasa Place: Flic-en-Flacq Place: Mauritius Place: Ile Souris Place: Mahe Island Place: Seychelles Place: Cocoa Island Place: Maldives Place: Patong Beach, Phuket Place: Chaweng Beach, Koh Samui Place: Thailand Place: Whitehaven Beach Place: 75 Mile Beach Place: 90 Mile Beach Place: New Zealand Place: Eight Months Beach, Fiji Place: Waikiki Beach, Hawaii Place: Daytona Beach, Florida Place: Dickenson Bay, Antigua Place: Paradise Beach, Bahamas Place: Cancun, Mexico Place: Copacabana, Brazil Place: Myrtos Place: Kefalonia, Greece Person: Pete Person: Pete Shannon Person: Shannon Person: Dermot Halpin Organisation: Keele University Organisation: Expedia.co.uk

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