The Blue Lagoon, Iceland

The Blue Lagoon in Grindavík, a fishing village, just 40 minutes south of the Reykjavík (capital of Iceland). The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal spa, which offers a unique knowledge, when the annual average temperature is around five degrees Celsius (and winter much colder) geothermal heated mineral pools of The Blue Lagoon dish out a real taste of Iceland's intense atmosphere and Islands contrast of fire and Ice cream. The Blue Lagoon is not organic hot springs as many have a tendency to think that the 1st pool on the web site in 1976 from the water, which was released from the nearby energy plant formed. In 1981 it was discovered that the water that are wealthy in minerals, have healing powers for some frequent skin ailments. 1992 official Spa open to everyone

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For far more info check out Wikipedia - Blue Lagoon (geothermal spa)

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Tangke Lagoon, Philippines

Tangke Lagoon is a well-hidden spectacular saltwater lagoon in the southernmost tip of the island Gigantes Sur (Iloilo province in the Philippines). The lagoon waters are amazingly clear and turquoise and the hotel looks like a large swimming pond that sparkles in the vivid sunlight. The word "Tangke" can be translated from Filipino as "tank". The lagoon is surrounded by high rugged limestone cliffs and green vegetation. There is an old local legend that the water in the lagoon miraculously improve each year as the Feast of St. John the Baptist starts. Guided boat tours normally move from the south of the island, but there are also some that sail it to the right of the island North Gigantes

Tip :

• The climb more than limestone cliffs to the lagoon is not also hard to make confident that you have a good sandals.
• If for any purpose you do not take the guided tour to the lagoon (let's say you personal a yacht and we want to be your friends ), enter these GPS coordinates 11.573238, 123.329520.
• It is best to visit at high tide, low tide the lagoon looks much smaller and much less impressive for a photo shoot

For more information visit about the area Wikipedia -. Islas de Gigantes

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