Secret Swimming Holes You Have To Visit Before You Die


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1. Cenote Dos Ojos — Tulum, Mexico




"Pictures won't do it justice. You enter in a small cavern with crystal clear water, then you can swim through dozens of tunnels and caves that lead to other pools. It was amazing."

emilynitz

2. To-Sua Ocean Trench — Lotofaga, Apia, Samoa




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3. Enchanted River — Hinatuan, Surigao, Philippines




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4. Maunawili Falls — Oahu, Hawaii




Anna Kopsky

5. Emerald Lake — Kilkis, Greece




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6. Havasu Falls — Grand Canyon, Arizona




"It's truly magical."

peterjamesovensbrown

7. Cypress Springs — Vernon, Florida




"It's a natural spring just north of Panama City. The water is always cold and a beautiful aqua color! It can only be reached by kayaking."

sarahf46

8. Dragonara Hole — Mellieha, Malta




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9. Cummins Falls — Jackson County, Tennessee




Sarah Wainschel

10. Lower Lewis Falls — Cougar, Washington




"One of the most beautiful places. If you go in mid-August, it is never crowded and the water is so beautiful and crisp. I highly recommend it to everyone!"

bizzybeth08

11. Tarzan Falls — Yona, Guam




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12. Santa Rosa Blue Hole — Santa Rosa, New Mexico




"It's a breathtaking natural lake that's pure blue!"

malkc

13. Horseshoe Lake — Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada




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14. The Blue Hole — Dwejra, Gozo Malta




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15. Cenote at Dzibilchaltún — Dzibilchaltún, Yucatán, México




"The water is 100% clear. Ancient civilizations used it as their water source."

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