When you can directly see the bottom of the seabed, bay or lagoon, you can easily experience the underwater world of the island.

Water covers 71% of the earth's surface. Similarly, 73% of the human heart and brain are made up of the same fluid. Perhaps this fact draws people to the coastline, based on a subconscious desire to integrate into nature and connect with things that keep us all moving forward. The water that is clear enough to see through is incredibly amazing, and the scenery below can be clearly seen even in deep places.

Perhaps, once again, the magic of crystal water is related to the constant pursuit of clarity by humans. Far away from the large tracts of land that most of the world's population call home, thousands of lesser-influenced islands attract tourists looking for special things. These islands are full of wildlife and natural beauty, with the clearest waters on earth.

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Hawaii is famous for its comfortable white sandy beaches, and due to their popularity, it is sometimes difficult to find a place to put towels. Getting to Kua Bay is a bit difficult, but the reward of climbing down a piece of lava is relatively hidden, which is difficult to find on the more accessible beaches of the Big Island.

In summer, the water is calm and it is a great opportunity to observe what is happening under the crystal clear water. It is not uncommon to witness sea turtles drifting gracefully or occasional dolphins passing by.

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Anguilla tourists have no shortage of activities during their stay. This popular destination is famous for its rich dining, rich nightlife and 33 pristine beaches. The most impressive is Shoal Bay, which is a sandy beach with crystal clear waters, and guests can enjoy unobstructed views of the rich flora blooming on the sea bed. The soft turquoise waves kiss the dazzling white sand, and the lush palm trees around the beach enhance the heavenly atmosphere.

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Visitors to the beautiful coast of Japan can take a speedboat or ferry to Zamami Island and experience a unique island experience near Okinawa. A half-day kayaking adventure allows people to surface, floating on a crystal surface will make them feel like they are gliding in the air. People with more adventurous spirits can fully immerse themselves in the water and watch the sun dancing in clear lines on the seabed. The gently rippling sea water sways healthy marine plants, revealing the colorful fish hidden in it.

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Fewer than 2,000 people call Aitutaki’s island paradise home, making it a special place to experience the rich Polynesian culture in a small environment. The picturesque Aitutaki Lagoon contains some of the most biologically diverse coral reefs in the world. The clear waters make it the best place to watch hundreds of fish species that thrive below the surface. Lagoon cruises give guests the opportunity to scuba diving and fish feeding. Private pontoons can also be rented for those who want to soak up the sun in the sparkling blue waters.

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Any of the 115 islands floating in the Indian Sea, collectively known as Seychelles, will satisfy water-loving wanderers seeking crystal clarity. The eight islands form the so-called Sainte Anne Marine National Park, known for its pristine beaches and aquatic wildlife protection.

The coastline is covered with wooded mountains and impressive rock formations, and the transparent sea is beyond this world. A glass-bottomed cruise will lead visitors through calm blue waters, where they will witness spectacular underwater performances. In July, humpback whales migrate close to the coast, and people describe this unforgettable experience as a very exciting experience.

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The Exuma Islands in the Bahamas provide tourists with a relaxing island getaway without the hustle and bustle associated with the more popular destination, Nassau. Bleached beaches, abundant hidden lagoons, bays and wildlife make it an ideal choice for landscape lovers who find tranquility in the natural beauty. Have the opportunity to soak in the warm, clear water with the cutest wild boar on the planet. This is a unique experience at Exuma’s Pig Beach.

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Palawan has been voted the most beautiful island in the world many times, and recently topped the list in 2020. Tourists are attracted by the magnificent limestone cliffs, which hug the coastline of immaculate white sandy beaches. The clear turquoise waters and lush lagoons create a paradise that is too beautiful to be captured by postcards. The tranquil, cloudless waters make Palawan an ideal choice for shipwreck divers who can explore World War II shipwrecks full of impressive coral reef creatures.

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No wonder the Maldives ranks high on the bucket list of travel enthusiasts around the world. The beach is almost unbelievable, and anyone who is lucky enough to visit will have an unforgettable experience. The blue sky complements the vibrant sea and soft sandy beaches. The currents create an ever-changing landscape of sandbars, bringing barefoot beach visitors to small islands surrounded by incredible clear waters. In addition to scuba diving, submarine tours allow visitors to explore the stunning coral reefs of the Maldives while keeping them dry.

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The 74 Whitsunday Islands off the coast of Australia are part of the Great Barrier Reef, the largest ecosystem in the world. The Great Barrier Reef is a coral reef system over 130,000 miles containing hundreds of unique plant and animal species. Visitors will learn face-to-face about the importance of protecting the most beautiful habitats on the planet.

Daydream Island (Daydream Island) has several fringe reefs, perfect for snorkeling in the blue-green crystal waters. The winding coastline gives the impression of a cloud-filled sky, forming a veritable landscape.

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Visitors to Matangi Island in Fiji will enjoy the pristine landscape surrounded by towering trees and gorgeous villas. The horseshoe-shaped island is a paradise for privacy lovers. The sparkling blue water gently rolled into the secluded coastline. Guests will enjoy the unobstructed, crystal clear underwater edge reef landscape.

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Alexa was born in Chicago and grew up in the suburbs. Her passion for writing stems from her mother's love of books and the purchase of the first computer in the family. Alexa studied English at Loyola University in Chicago and worked as a manager in a retail environment for more than ten years. She has never lost her passion for writing and spends most of her free time in pursuit of perfect stories. Alexa is proud to be a writer for TheTravel, where she hopes to inspire homeless people everywhere to experience the better parts of life.