Everyone loves to swim in the clearest water on a beautiful hot summer day. So, if you've already missed this summer, take a look at our list of 35 of the clearest waters in the world that you can go swimming in your lifetime.
1． Linapakan Island - Philippines
Linapakán is a municipality in the province of Palawan with the clearest waters in the world. According to the 2010 census, its population was only 14,180.
2． Maldives Islands
The Maldives archipelago is located in the Indian Ocean and consists of 26 atolls. These atolls are spread over approximately 90,000 square kilometres (35,000 sq mi), making the country one of the most geographically dispersed in the world.
Its population is 328536 (2012) and lives in 192 of its 1192 islands. The waters are crystal clear and filled with coral reef wildlife, attracting tourists from all over the world.
3． Bodrum - Turkey
Bodrum is a region and a port city in southwestern Turkey. The city, known in ancient times as the Halicarnassus of Caria, is famous for the mausoleum that houses one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Bodrum Castle was built by the Hospitaller in the 15th century and overlooks the harbour and marina. The grounds of the castle include a museum of underwater archaeology and host several cultural festivals throughout the year. The city had a population of 136317 in 2012.
4． Cayoco-Cuba
Cayo cocoa is an island in central Cuba known for its all-encompassing resorts. It is located in the province of Ciego de á vila and is part of the archipelago of Jardines del Rey ("Garden of the Kings"). The island is named after the white ibis, known locally as the cocoa (coconut) bird.
Much of the island is still wild with swamps and bushes, bison breeding, and more than a dozen large international hotels scattered around the island. The beach is perfect for wearing cute bikinis lying outside on the huge coral reefs of the North Coast attract divers from all over the world.
5． Cala Macarelleta, Menorca - Spain
Macareela Bay and Makareta Bay are located on the southwest side of Menorca and belong to a special natural bay on the southern coast of Ciutadella.
Macareleta is an idyllic cove with fine white sand where the sea is a calm turquoise waterhole. Shaded by hills covered with pine and oak trees, it is often warm enough to sunbathe even in winter.
6． Head to the Samoa Marine Trench
To the Sua Ocean Trench is a crystal clear pool located in the village of Lotofaga. Sua means "big hole" and has now been turned into a large swimming area. A ladder is installed next to it, allowing visitors to access this 30-meter-deep pool.
7． Sabah - Malaysia
Sabah is one of Malaysia's 13 member states and the easternmost state in Malaysia. It is located in the northern part of the island of Borneo. There are many islands and coral reefs off the coast of Sabah, including Bang Qui Island, Malaysia's largest island, which has become a huge diving spot.
8． Jenny Lake - Wyoming
Jenny Lake is located in Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming, U.S. The lake was formed about 12,000 years ago by glacier-propelled rock detritus that formed the Cascade Canyon during the last glacial period, forming a final moraine that now silts up the lake.
The lake is estimated to be 423 feet (129 m) deep and covers an area of 1,191 acres (482 ha). Jenny Lake is considered a major focal point of Grand Teton National Park, with many hiking trails, scenic cruises, and fast-track access to the main hiking routes to the highest peaks of the Teton Mountains.
9． Bonito-Brazil, Mato Grosso do Sul
The city of Bonito is located in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. It is located in the middle of an area that was discovered as "Caribe do Centro-Oeste" (Caribbean Sea in the Midwest) due to the incredible blue color of its waters.
Due to the large amount of limestone underground, the water of these rivers passes through a truly natural filter, and impurities are deposited at the bottom of the riverbed, making the river one of the clearest and most transparent rivers in the world.
Many fish and plant species have adapted to this high calcium environment, so all the rivers are filled with life and become an amazing place to visit.
10． Calanque de Sormiou - France
Calanque de Sormiou is a protected area where hikers and climbers from all over France often come to experience and enjoy this exquisite environment. The beautiful sea is crystal clear and constantly changing shades, from turquoise to deep blue.
11． Panali Island, Okinawa, Japan
Panari, also known as Aragusuku, is one of the Eight Hills Islands. It is one of the best diving destinations in the world, with corals and marine life on a par with the Great Barrier Reef. (More than 400 species of coral, 5 species of sea turtles, manta rays, whale sharks and various tropical fish live near Okinawa.) ）
12． Puerto Ayora - Galapagos
Puerto Ayora is a town of Galapagos in central Ecuador, located on the southern shore of santa cruz island. It is the most populous town in the Galapagos Islands, with over 12,000 inhabitants. The Port of Ayora is home to the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galapagos National Park and is a center of Galapagos conservation efforts.
Tortuga Bay is just a short walk from the centre of Port Ayura, where you can see sea iguanas, birds, Galapagos crabs and natural mangroves, where you can see white-tipped reef sharks and giant Galapagos tortoises.
13． Lake Tahoe - Nevada
Lake Tahoe is a large freshwater lake in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of the United States. Lake Tahoe is the largest alpine lake in North America, with a depth of 1,645 feet (501 meters), making it the second deepest lake in the United States. In addition, Lake Tahoe is listed as the 27th largest lake in the world by volume.
The lake was formed about 2 million years ago as part of the Lake Tahoe Basin, and modern lakes were formed during the Ice Age. It is famous for its crystal clear lake waters and panoramic views surrounded by mountains on all sides.
Lake Tahoe is a major tourist attraction in Nevada and California. It is home to many ski resorts, outdoor entertainment in summer and tourist attractions.
14． Cayos Cochinos - Honduras
The Cayos Cochinos or Cochinos Reef Group consists of two small islands and 13 small coral reefs located 30 km northeast of La Ceiba on the northern coast of Honduras.
The islands are marine protected areas and are part of the world's second largest coral reef system known as the Great Barrier Reef in Central America. It is forbidden for commercial divers and fishermen, which helps to make the waters the healthiest and richest marine life in the Gulf Islands.
15． Primosten - Croatia
Primo š ten is a town in Croatia and part of the county of š ibenik-Knin. It is located between the cities of Shibenik and Trogir on the southern Adriatic coast.
The largest beach in Primo š ten is called Radu č a, and its smaller part, Mala Radu č a, is rated as one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in Croatia.
16． St. George's Bermuda
Located at the eastern tip of Bermuda, St. George is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town has a long history, being the first permanent British settlement on Bermuda and often described as the third successful British settlement in the Americas.
17． Hanuma Bay, Oahu - Hawaii
The Hanuma Bay Nature Reserve on Hawaii's Oahu island is a diver's paradise. This well-protected bay is home to hundreds of species of tropical fish, calm, crystal clear waters and shallow water depths for viewing.
So many people have been here for so long that the fish in this bay do not feel threatened by tourists and allow for close contact. In 1967, the bay was considered a marine biological reserve, and since then it has been strengthened annually to protect fish, corals, beaches and the bay itself.
18. Rio Azul - Argentina
The Blue River is a short river located in the Patagonia region of the Argentine Republic. It is one of the colder rivers in the region because it is glacier-fed rather than lake-fed, which tends to increase the temperature of other rivers in the valley.
Since there are no lakes at the source of the Azul River, it is also prone to violent fluctuations in water levels and tends to be the river that reacts the fastest to changes in precipitation. When Blue is running it offers some of the best play features and scenery of whitewater paddling in the valley.
19． Corfu - Greece
Corfu is a Greek island in the Ionian Sea that has been associated with Greek history since the beginning of Greek mythology. Its Greek name, Kerkyra or Korkyra, is associated with two powerful water symbols: Poseidon, the god of the sea, and Asopos, an important river on the Greek mainland.
The history of this island is full of wars and conquests. The legacy of these struggles is visible in the form of castles that dot strategic points throughout the island. Two of these castles surround the capital, the only city in Greece to be so surrounded. Therefore, the Greek government officially declared the capital of Corfu as the "Castle City".
The Cofiot have a long history of entertaining foreign residents and tourists. The northeast coast, developed mainly by several British resort companies, has large and expensive holiday villas, while a package of holiday resorts exists on the north and east coasts.
At the other end of the island, the southern resort of Kavos also offers tourist facilities.
20． Aitutaki - Cook Islands
Aitutaki is one of the 15 islands that make up the Cook Islands. With a population of about 2,000 people, it is the second most visited island in the Cook Islands.
21． Phi Phi Island - Thailand
Koh Phi Phi is the largest of Thailand's Phi Phi Islands and the only island in the archipelago with permanent residents. Like other islands, Phi Phi Isle is a non-volcanic island made up mainly of limestone.
Phi Phi Island is now on the tourist map, with tourists flocking from all over the world. Accessible from Phuket and the mainland province of Krabi, all tourists must arrive by ferry, which basically turns the island into a peak of day trip tourists, from 11 am to 3 pm, the island is overcrowded.
When the flocks of birds flying in Phuket are gone, the island still has a lot of charm to enjoy. Although in the past, Phi Phi Island was a haven of tranquility, part of it has been developed for tourism.
22． Playa Blanca - Colombia
Playa Blanca (White Beach) is actually located on baru Island, about 1 hour by boat from Cartagena's main port. It's a beautiful, clean beach that perfectly matches the pictures of a Caribbean paradise. The water here is calm and warm, making it a great place for diving and swimming.
23． Arnensee - Switzerland
Arnensee is a lake in the Swiss canton of Bern that is used as a reservoir by Romande Energie. This blissful secluded place offers an idyllic getaway to relax for swimming, fishing or hiking at a BBQ location for a picnic lunch.
24． Tioman Island - Malaysia
Tioman Island is a small island in Pahang 32 km off the east coast of Malaysia. It has 8 main villages, the largest and most populous being KampungTek in the north. This densely forested island is sparsely populated and surrounded by countless coral reefs, making it a popular diving spot. There are also many resorts and cottages on the island, all of which are tax-free.
The waters around Tioman Island and eight other nearby islands have been declared marine parks and marine protected areas.
25． Bello de Mar - Madagascar
Bello de Mar is a delightful Vezo fishermen's village located about 80 km south of Molondava. Tourists come here to greet a wonderful one-kilometer long beach with bright white sand and an amazingly transparent emerald water. But anywhere on the west coast of Madagascar, bathing is certainly dangerous due to the strong tides ...
26． Dog Island, San Blas, Panama
Located on the southeast coast of Panama, the San Blas Archipelago is the best island in the Caribbean: perfect white sand beaches, very friendly locals, the opportunity to experience indigenous life with the Kuna Yala tribe, and enough infrastructure (electricity provided by generators) to provide simple comfort while keeping the tourist machine in the bay.
27． Culebra Island - Puerto Rico
Culebra is a popular weekend destination for Puerto Ricans, Americans and Vieques residents. Due to the "arid" nature of the island, there is no runoff of rivers or streams, so the water is very clear.
There are many beautiful beaches in Culebra, including flamenco beach (Praia flamenco), the beach stretches for a mile of white coral sand, a beautiful frame of hills covered by arid trees. The beach is also protected by the Ministry of Nature and Environmental Resources as a marine wildlife sanctuary.
28． Bora was born
Bora Bora is located about 230 km (143 mi) northwest of Papeete and is surrounded by a lagoon and the Great Barrier Reef. In the center of the island is the remains of an extinct volcano that rises to two peaks.
Bora Bora is a major international tourist destination known for its water-centric luxury resorts. In the past few years, several resorts have been built on the motu (a small island from Tahiti) on the lagoon.
Snorkeling and diving in and around Bora Bora Lagoon are popular activities. Many species of sharks and rays inhabit the surrounding waters. There are a number of divers on the island who offer manta ray diving and shark-feeding diving.
29． Exuma - Bahamas
Sapphire waters everywhere, and Exuma is an exotic and dream destination. Footprintless beaches and super unique resorts and islands suitable for celebrities make this tropical paradise an absolute gem. Here, there are more nature than humans, the coastline remains flawless, and private homes are home to some of the world's most famous stars. The Exuma are truly the ultimate escape.
30． Torch Lake, Antrim County, Michigan, U.S
Torch Lake is 19 miles (31 km) long and is the longest inland lake in Michigan. There are several villages along the coast, including Olden, Eastport, the Cram River and Torch Lake.
The lake is famous for natural activities including hiking, canoeing, fishing and diving. With fewer boat trips, it is a paradise for nature lovers. Torch Lake is much quieter than most Michigan lakes and is not friendly to "parties." However, the sandbar hosts boat meetings every weekend during the summer months.
Known for its unique beauty; its waters are unusually clear, taking on a bright turquoise color, often resembling The waters of the Caribbean Sea. This quality makes the lake a popular location for the development of a resort and second home, with well-known personalities including Kidlock and Michael Moore owning holiday homes on the lake.
31． Comino - Malta
Comino is an island in the Mediterranean Sea between the Maltese Islands and Gozo. Named after the cumin seeds that were once abundant in the Maltese Islands, Comino is known for its tranquility and isolation. With a permanent population of only 4 inhabitants, it is currently a bird sanctuary and a nature reserve.
Comino is home to the transparent, blue waters of the Blue Lagoon and is visited daily by a large number of tourists and cruise ships. The Blue Lagoon is a picturesque bay with white sand bases and an abundance of marine life. It is popular with divers, divers and swimmers.
It is a popular filming location for filmmakers, having appeared in the films Troy, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Sweeping Away.
32． San Andrés - Colombia
San Andrés has a strong charm because its beaches are attractive. The landscape is dotted with palm trees, but also mangroves, ceibas, and a variety of colorful wildflowers. The corals in the sea leave an impression that the eyes will never fade.
This fantastic landscape is home to blue crabs and black crabs, turtles, iguanas, chameleons and green lizards, dozens of species of birds and an astonishing number of fish.
Dive into this seven-colored ocean and you'll find, in reality, more than a thousand colors beneath the surface: lilac and yellow corals, silver, red and blue fish, green algae, and countless tiny colored animals. The archipelago's coral swarm is the second largest in the Americas, and its gorgeous form surprises drivers.
33． Sardinia - Italy
Located on the west coast of Italy, Sardinia is a beautiful Mediterranean island with stunning beaches and panoramic views of the mountains and seas. Its southern end faces Africa, and its northern shore is just a few miles from Corsica. Sardinia, despite having become a unique, luxurious resort in recent years, has not been spoiled by tourism. Turquoise-colored oceans, granite formations and lush vegetation are a jewel in the Mediterranean.
34． Bahia de las Aguilas - Dominican Republic
Bahia de las Aguilas (Eagles Bay) is an 8 km long beach off the southwest coast of the Dominican Republic, near the southernmost tip of the Haitian border. This bay is part of Jaragua National Park, which is considered by many Dominicans (as well as tourists) to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
The bay is a protected area, just like the surrounding park, so there are plenty of seals living in the waters just a few feet from the beach.
One of the things tourists love most about this beach is that it is completely isolated. Located 323 km from Santo Domingo and about 25 km from Pedernales (the nearest town), this beach is a real oasis in the middle of the park's deserted grasslands.
35． Mystery point
Number 35 is our mysterious location and perfect for swimming. Does anyone know where this adventurous holiday is?