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Piscine Naturelle
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It is best to come early in the morning or before dusk, when the sun does not scorch the sandstone and the water is calmest. The dry season from May to October ensures clean water and safe access.
Consejos para el presupuesto
An entrance ticket or national park-level permit is often required for swimming, so check whether the price is already included in the guide package. Gather a group of five to eight people to split the guide's cost, because individually you pay almost double.
Recomendado para
Hikers and trekkers, Families with older children, Amateur photographers, Nature lovers
Planifica tu visita
30-45 min of swimming, plus the access trail
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Datos rápidos: El agua de la piscina natural brota de las profundidades del macizo de arenisca y se mantiene por debajo de los 20 grados, así que el baño agrada incluso cuando el termómetro supera los 35. Los guías locales comprueban el nivel cada día, porque en la estación seca la cantidad de agua puede descender un tercio en solo dos semanas.
Destacados: A mediodía, la luz atraviesa la estrecha grieta en la arenisca y arroja reflejos verdes en el fondo, de modo que el agua adquiere el tono de una esmeralda líquida. Un salto desde la roca de unos tres metros cae justo en el chorro frío que brota de la cueva del fondo, ese mismo chorro que durante milenios ha ido excavando esta piscina.
Consejos de expertos
- Wear waterproof shoes or sandals with rubber soles, because the rocks are slippery and hot from the sun.
- Bring a diving mask to see the bottom and the jet that springs from the cave.
- Come on a weekday morning, because on weekends the rocks around the pool get crowded.
- First test the depth below the highest rock with your feet before you jump, because the water level changes from day to day.
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