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Blue Lagoon
Best time to visit
Morning hours offer quieter waters and softer light for photos, while late spring and early fall provide pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists.
Budget tips
Access is free, but renting snorkeling gear on-site is a budget-friendly way to explore underwater. Visiting early can avoid premium prices on boat rides around the lagoon.
Recommended for
Nature lovers, Snorkeling enthusiasts, Photography buffs, Relaxation seekers
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Quick facts: Crystal-clear turquoise waters and powdery white sands make it a stunning spot for swimming and snorkeling. The lagoon is framed by rugged cliffs that add a dramatic contrast to the serene blue sea.
Highlights: A quirky tradition here involves local fishermen leaving colorful boats anchored, creating a vibrant floating mosaic. The water's temperature remains pleasantly warm year-round, inviting dips even on cooler days.
Insider tips
- Wear water shoes to protect your feet on rocky entry points.
- Bring a waterproof camera to capture vivid underwater scenes.
- Avoid weekends to escape large crowds and enjoy tranquility.
- Explore beyond the main swimming area for quieter spots and amazing views.
Practical info
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Major sights, hidden gems, local stories
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