Natural pools are among the most beautiful places to enjoy a swim. Deep blue or emerald green, here you will discover the most beautiful natural pools to dream of in Europe. Enjoy moments of relaxation in breathtaking landscapes.
Thasos Island, Greece
It's paradise on earth. Thasos has beautiful forests, mountains, sublime beaches and a beautiful natural swimming pool.
Krka National Park, Croatia
Krka is very close to the beautiful towns of Sibenik, Split, Zadar, Nin, Dubrovnik. Krka National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks in Europe. You will be amazed by the waterfalls and love to bathe in such a beautiful landscape.
Saturnia, Italy
Saturnia, in the heart of the Maremma between Florence and Rome, has been since the time of the Etruscans known for its sources of medicinal thermal water. In this beautiful village you can experience the spa in a natural way:in the open air in the beautiful waterfalls with their famous outdoor pools.
Blue Lagoon, Iceland
The Blue Lagoon in Iceland is not ranked first because it is partially artificial:the man created it. The water is warm as the pool is located in a volcanic zone. It is 200 meters deep. The water of this lagoon comes from the power plant at a temperature of 40 degrees. The water is rich in blue algae, giving it its incredible color and clearly its name.
Porto Moniz, Madeira
Madeira has amazing natural pools:Porto Moniz is one of them. The sea flows into the pools of volcanic lava, forming beautiful pools accessible to everyone, even with limited mobility.
Grotta della Poesia
Situated in the heel of the boot, Lecce is a small town in southern Italy. Lecce is also known for its many swimming pools including the famous “Grotta della Poesia” in Rocca Vecchia overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
La Fajana, La Palma
There are many beautiful natural pools in the Canary Islands, where you can almost go from one to the other. others can jump. One of the best examples of this can be found in Barlovento, in the northeast of La Palma, called La Fajana.
Pamukkale, Turkey
Pamukkale means “cotton castle” in Turkish. These incredible white natural pools in southwestern Turkey have a temperature of over 40 degrees.
Imotski, Croatia
When soluble rocks (limestone for example) dissolve, a lake can form. There is one in Imotski. Imotski is located a few kilometers from the Croatian coast and the beautiful town of Makarska which is well worth a visit! This natural pool is 800 meters long and 500 meters wide.
Fuentes de Alga, Spain
Fuentes de Alga, the waterfalls in the interior of Benidorm, is one of the jewels of the province of Alicante. You can enjoy swimming in the small, natural pools surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation.
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