Relax in the beautiful natural infinity pool

a-angel (46)in #nature • 7 years ago

The infinity lake is so named because of the visual effect they create, the surface of the lake extends as far as reaching the horizon, creating an "endless" feel, due to the almost invisible lining of the lake.

1. Lake Shoreline of Sydney

Sydney's coastal area in Australia has beautiful tidal pools. The most beautiful lakes are located north of Narrabeen, Coogee, including Wylie Beach and McIvors Lake. The lake is endlessly natural, some of which are now reinforced with concrete walls, balustrades and stairs. Tides rise through the walls, eroding the end of the lake and the beginning of the ocean.

2. Lake Gunlom Plunge

Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land in Australia have so many lakes and waterfalls that the landscape of the land is extremely dazzling. Especially in the wild endless Gunlom Plunge at Gunlom Falls with its rocky walled walls, open up to visitors the panoramic view of the spectacular Kakadu Plain and the Arnhem Land gorge.

3. Kuang Si waterfall

Located in unspoiled Laos, Luang Prabang still attracts hundreds of visitors to admire the Kuang Si waterfall. From shallow lakes on the top of the limestone fall, the cascading water downstream and forming endless natural lakes with a delicate turquoise color. Most of these lakes allow visitors to visit and swim.

4. Tai O Lantau

Hong Kong's Lantau Island is often known for its Tian Tan Buddha, the Disneyland resort and even the modern international airport. But many do not know one of the hidden treasures here is the endless lake at Tai O. Tai O Lantau is a pool created by nature. Although access to Tai O Lantau is very difficult and visitors need to walk for a very long time, this helps the lake keep its pure state, pristine and beautiful surroundings.

5. Piscina Naturale di Ferreira

Portugal has some beautiful natural tidal pools in the Azores autonomous islands. One of them is Lake Piscina Naturale di Ferreira located on the island of São Miguel. Guests can soak themselves in the warm waters and liven up the area, as well as immersed in the beauty of the ocean in front of the eyes or lava rock horns around.

6. Caldeira Velha

Caldeira Velha's hot springs are also located in the Azores island of São Miguel, Portugal. Nestled in the tropical jungle, away from the rocky shore and tidal pools, Caldeira Velha offers visitors a completely different visual experience. The lake lies at the foot of a waterfall, amidst green vegetation. Surrounded by copper-colored stone walls, this mineral-rich lake awaits visitors.

7. Natural lagoons in Porto Moniz

Porto Moniz is a village in the famous resort of Madeira, located in the Atlantic Ocean of the Portuguese archipelago. One of the most fascinating attractions of this popular tourist destination is the area of endless natural lake lakes, created by lava rock formations with a strange shape, submerged in water. High tide. Immerse yourself in the tranquil waters, separate from the sea of screaming around, which is an unforgettable experience for visitors.

8. Upper Top Ponds

Among the Valley View Hot Springs, ponds and hot springs in Villa Grove, Colorado, the most distinctive is the multi-story Top Pond Pool. This is a very unique lake endless. They are protected by the Orient Land Trust. Guests can soak in the lake made of natural boulders, bathed in warm, comfortable water, with a temperature of 34-41.5 ° C.

9. The Devil's Pool

Devil's Pool is a dangerous endless lake, right on the edge of Victoria Falls in Zambia. Although the rock wall at the end of the lake has protected swimmers from falling into the Victoria Falls, it is still recommended that the safest time to enter the lake is the dry season between August and January, when the water level has fallen. lower. Swimming in this dangerous lake can be a pretty exciting experience.

10. Lake Pamukkale limestone ladder

This famous Turkish limestone terraces system is made up of the water of 17 hot springs in Pamukkale (meaning 'cotton castle'). This endless lake looks cold with blue water intermingled with snow-white stairs. But in fact, the water temperature can be as high as 100 ° C, thus creating a completely visual experience in contrast to the sense of touch that makes this World Heritage site unique to UNESCO. Unique.