The 10 most beautiful natural pools in the world

In a world of so many beautiful bodies of water, and each can be considered unique in its own way. People have long been not only admire the beauty of moving water, but are happy to take water baths, even where the water flow has considerable power.

We present the most beautiful places around the world where you can swim in the crystal clear blue-green waters imagined Paradise.

Little River canyon, Alabama, United States

Little river Canyon national preserve in Alabama. It is known for its waterfalls DeSoto falls, little falls, and grace's high falls. The canyon stretches for 12 miles and has several beautiful pools, which are popular with locals in the middle of summer.

Thassos Island, Greece

These beautiful natural lagoon with pristine water resemble pool carved into the rocks. If you came to Athens, stay in Thassos and try out these lovely lagoon for yourself.

Ik Kil, Cenote, Mexico

Cenote Ik Kil is located 3 km from the ruins of the Mayan city of Chichen Itza. The depth of this crater is approximately 85 meters. Enterprising Mexicans near Cenote built a hotel. The pool is not there, and IK Kil replaces it. The term "cenote" comes from the word "dzonot", which in the Mayan language means "water cave".

Havasu Falls, Supai, Arizona, USA

This is definitely an oasis in the desert, and if you have wandered enough to stumble upon it, and thought it was a Mirage, you have to plunge into the water of Havasu Falls, Arizona. Havasu Falls is located South of Grand Canyon National Park, and is accessible only by helicopter or walk ten miles on foot, with pack-mules. Havasu Falls is filled in the spring, so the water remains at a stable level and the temperature is 70 degrees Fahrenheit all year round.

Ginnie Springs, Florida, United States

A very beautiful place where there are springs. Approximately 240 km from Tampa. The water is clear and cool. Bathe in it — a pleasure.

Fairy Pools, Scotland

The Fairy pools on the Isle of Skye is a series of cold pools and waterfalls, their beauty causing a magical and unforgettable experience.

Tat Kuang Si Waterfall, Luang Prabang, Laos

Tat Kuang si waterfall located about 32 km South of Luang Prabang on the left Bank of the Mekong, in the eponymous national Park. The waterfall consists of the basic cascade with a height of 54 m and a series of cascades lower height. Ten feet below the second stage is a small cave. Between the cascades are several pools, a rich turquoise.

Unusual color is due to the fact that water flows through limestone rocks and layers of soil containing limestone, and actively translates contained calcium carbonate and soluble calcium bicarbonate is due to the high content of carbon dioxide in soil water. Calcium bicarbonate is unstable and precipitates as crystalline precipitate to the bottom, forming the so-called strata. Dissolved carbonates and give the water in the pools of the waterfall is a deep turquoise color. This water has a number of waterfalls in Southeast Asia. One of his most famous Erawan in Thailand.

Water consumption of the Tat Kuang si is strongly dependent on the time of year, since a significant portion feeds the waterfall of water is rainfall. Most affluent he is from August to November. Tat Kuang si is situated on a mountain slope, covered with dense vegetation, consisting mainly of mixed deciduous forest. The waterfall is popular with locals who come here on the weekend for swimming and family picnics. The entrance fee is 20 000 Kip, allowing you to keep around the waterfall clean and monitor the condition of the surrounding forest. Waterfall along the paved trail. Below the main layer is a bridge and a ladder that you can climb to the top of the cliff.

Sliding Rock, Brevard, North Carolina, United States

An unusual waterfall with swimming pool, where people are rolling on the stage of the stones. It's fun!

Blue Lagoon, Grindavík, Iceland

This is one of the slightly more commercial waters, but nevertheless exciting. The water temperature is 37-39 °C / 98-102 °F. the Lagoon holds six million liters of geothermal seawater, which is renewed every 40 hours. Regular sampling shows that the bacteria do not develop this ecosystem, and additional disinfectants, such as chlorine, are not needed.

Devil's Pool, Victoria falls, Zambia

Do the world a more dangerous pool than the pool of the Devil? It is located on the edge of Victoria falls. It doesn't stop people from swimming there. The image is so fantastic that some people tend to think that it was forged. Swimming is only possible from September to December, when the river is quite shallow, so as not to sweep people right on the waterfall, but at least one person dies each year.