Want to know where the purest water in the world can be found? Interested in swimming in the cleanest lakes or witnessing a clear underwater world? Then you can't miss these incredible places!
1. Blue Springs in New Zealand
Blue Springs in New Zealand When it comes to purity, New Zealand tops the list. The renowned Waikato Blue Spring is considered one of the top 10 purest water sources worldwide.
It takes around a hundred years for the water in the Blue Spring to pass through the layers of the earth and reach the pool. Although swimming was allowed here until the first half of this year, the local city council has recently banned swimming in the pool. Visitors can still admire the pristine water from a distance but are no longer permitted to swim close to it.
2. Samoa's Sua Ocean Trench
Sua Ocean Trench in Samoa Located on the island of Upolu in Samoa, the Sua Ocean Trench is a natural wonder surrounded by rocks and trees, resembling a massive hole.
The water in the trench is approximately 98 feet deep, and it is fed by an undercurrent from the sea. Visitors can descend into the trench through a steep ladder and experience the purity of the seawater firsthand. Despite appearing shallow, the lake is indeed very deep, hence its name "trench."
3. Havelock Island, India
Havelock Island, India Situated in the Bay of Bengal, Havelock Island offers pure waters and a serene environment, where even elephants enjoy swimming.
4. Jöguslän Glacier Lake in Iceland
Jökulsárlón Glacier Lake in Iceland Jökulsárlón is found in the southeast of Iceland, and it served as the filming location for scenes in Titanic and the second season of Game of Thrones. The lake is filled with icebergs that have broken off from glaciers during the Ice Age. The blue icebergs beautifully reflect in the clear lake, creating a mesmerizing sight.
5. Verzasca River, Switzerland
Verzasca River, Switzerland Flowing through the Verzasca Valley and the southern part of the Swiss Alps, the Verzasca River boasts crystal-clear water with visibility of up to 10 meters.
6. Piccaninnie Gorge in Australia next door
Piccaninnie Gorge in Australia Located in Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park off the coast of South Australia, Piccaninnie Gorge is an underwater canyon renowned for its clear water. Several unique fish species, including parasitic fish, are found only in this pond. With its stunning clarity, the gorge has become a popular diving spot in recent years.
7. Benguerua Island, Mozambique
Benguerua Island, Mozambique Situated approximately 15 miles off the coast of Mozambique, Benguerra Island offers palm trees, white sandy beaches, and pristine blue waters. It is a paradise for turtle enthusiasts, as the island provides the opportunity to witness turtles up close.
8. Cocos Island in Costa Rica
Cocos Island in Costa Rica There are three Cocos Islands on our planet: one in the Indian Ocean, under Australian territory; one in the Pacific Ocean, part of Costa Rica; and another one in the Pacific Ocean, which is a U.S. territory in Guam.
Each Cocos Island possesses its unique beauty. Cocos Island in Costa Rica is a renowned diving destination, offering incredible marine biodiversity and remarkably pure water.
9. El Nido, Philippines
El Nido, Philippines Star Beach in El Nido's Aini Island has been recognized by Catwalk Trip Advisor as one of the world's best snorkeling destinations for good reason. The water in El Nido is unbelievably clear, creating an awe-inspiring experience.
If you yearn to witness the purest waters, swim in pristine lakes, or explore the depths of a clear underwater world, these exceptional places should be at the top of your travel list. Let nature's gift of purity and beauty inspire and captivate you as you embark on a journey to uncover the mysteries and treasures that lie within these remarkable destinations.
