12 Crystal Clear Waters to Swim This Summer

Here are 12 amazing places of this world with beautiful crystal clear waters where you can swim this summer:

BLUE WATERS OF MENORCA – BALEARIC ISLAND OF SPAIN

Blue waters of Menorca - Balearic Island of Spain photo by Ben

Blue waters of Menorca - Balearic Island of Spain photo by Ben

 

CARIBBEAN SEA, CUBA

Caribbean Sea, Cuba photo by Polina Ponomarenko

CLEAR WATER BEACHES OF MALDIVES

Clear water beaches of Maldives photo by Stefan Weyer

CORAL REEFS OF SOUTH WATER CAYE, BELIZE

Coral reefs of South Water Caye, Belize photo by Tony Rath

Coral reefs of South Water Caye, Belize photo by Tony Rath

EMERALD LAKE – BRITISH COLUMBIA

Emerald Lake, British Columbia photo by Jeff Clow

FLATHEAD LAKE IN MONTANA

Flathead lake in Montana, USA photo by sunflower00212

JIUZHAI VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, CHINA

Jiuzhai Valley National Park, China photo by Chakarin Wattanamongkol

Jiuzhai Valley National Park, China photo by J T

LAKE SAMERANGER IN TYROL, AUSTRIA

Lake Sameranger in Tyrol, Austria photo by Gerald Backmeister

LAKE TAHOE – NEVADA

Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA photo by Dmitri Fomin

Lake Tahoe, Nevada, USA photo by David Berkowitz

MAIGA ISLAND AT SEMPORNA SEA, SABAH

Maiga Island at Semporna Sea, Sabah photo by Mio Cade

Maiga Island at Semporna Sea, Sabah photo by Foo Weng

MOUNTAIN LAKE MAROON BELLS, COLORADO

Mountain Lake Maroon Bells, Colorado, USA photo by TRIM | Photography

SOLOMON ISLANDS

Solomon Islands photo by James Morgan

Solomon Islands photo by James Morgan

ZANZIBAR BEACH, TANZANIA, AFRICA

Zanzibar Beach, Tanzania, Africa photo by Ian Cameron

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Malapascua Island Beach, More Than Just A Diver’s Haven

Seems that tourists and vacationers had a unified say on what they are after for in a vacation; a serene place without too much crowd and noise for a relaxing feeling. Good thing that such attributes are present in Malapascua Island.

Couldn’t agree more with tourists and vacationers say, indeed sometimes commercialism took away the natural and innate and tranquil beauty of a beach. Tagged as one of the best sunset beach and best diving spot in Cebu. 

Malapascua Island is about a four-hour travel from Cebu City. Take a bus bound for Maya which would take around three hours to reach there, and a thirty minute boat ride from Maya port to Malapascua Island. This tiny island, located at the northeast tip of Cebu, is relatively new to the international market, but already rates highly on the list of world's best beaches - some say it is the new Boracay. 

This has also become a major dive centre, famous for the crowds of thresher sharks. You are guaranteed to see thresher sharks and manta rays the earlier you wake up. Recommended local guide master divers are the Sea explorers, Thresher Shark Divers and Sun and Fun Divers. Their professional and friendly service wowed foreign intro divers. Group divers can try to have a single guide with a group for the whole holiday but this is often not possible. If that is the case then you might be stuck with a temporary one or an instructor who's not a local as a guide. 

Malaspacua Island also caters non-divers, intro diving, snorkeling, skim boarding and going around the island on a banca. You can even ask the boat operator to get you to where the crabs, crustaceans, shrimps are, and you’ll be surprised to see how huge they are. They will also get you to where a Japanese warship sank, where you can snorkel there and see the ship’s skeleton. Also, you can get to the lighthouse, some dive spots, and adrenaline-pumping jump off cliffs, if you’re that suicidal.

By: jazzel, photographer: dachalan

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