Swimming in clear blue ocean waters is one of life’s simple
pleasures. A chance to cool off in tropical climes while surrounded by some of
the world’s most spectacular scenery is something not to be missed. Whether
floating luxuriously and relaxing in the turquoise seas, working on fitness or
even training for an event, where better to do so than some of the most
beautiful beaches
for swimming in the world?
Online sports store Swiminn has
everything you need to get kitted out to go swimming on your next beach
holiday, featuring premier brands with a low price guarantee and international
shipping. When planning your next beach holiday, you might want to consider one
of these three scenic spots for some of the best swimming opportunities around.
If tropical beaches are not your style, you can learn more
about the Blue Lagoon, a hot spring spa in Iceland, in the embedded PDF.
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Hanauma Bay, Hawaii
Hanauma Bay in Hawaii was voted as the United States’ Best
Beach in 2016, and it is easy to see why. The crystalline waters are teeming
with countless species of tropical fish and other exotic marine life,
surrounded by a stunning beach that has often been a chosen spot for fishing
and recreation for the Hawaiian Royal Family. The curved bay is formed within a
volcanic cone, with a pristine marine ecosystem and a marine education centre
for those that want to learn more about the various species of fish, underwater
mammals and coral that they might see.
Phi Phi Islands, Thailand
The Phi Phi Islands in Thailand are accessible by boat from
either Phuket or Krabi, with picture postcard views including spectacular rock
formations, classic tropical white sand beaches and vibrant turquoise waters
teeming with underwater life. The group of six islands has something for
everyone, from solitude on the beaches of the uninhabited Phi Phi Ley to fun
and excitement at the more touristy Phi Phi Don, to Maya Bay, made famous in
the film The Beach.
Gardner Bay, The Galapagos Islands
Gardner Bay in the Galapagos Islands is famous for its
wildlife, where visitors can often swim with friendly sea lions, reef sharks,
parrotfish and other colourful marine life. Surrounded by a long, curved white
sand beach, the glistening waters are broken only by Turtle Rock just off the
beach.
If you prefer solitude, you can find some of the world’s
most isolated, yet stunning beaches listed in the embedded infographic.
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