10Porto Katsiki – Greece
One of the most beautiful beaches of Greece is popular exactly for this reason. Because its waters are the clearest in the country and possibly in the whole Europe.
Porto Katsiki beach looks truly fascinating surrounded by incredible hills which make it accessible only by 80 steep steps descending along the cliff.
9Algarve – Portugal
This gorgeous hidden beach of southern Portugal has some of the clearest waters in the world and is a favourite spot for those who enjoy swimming in quiet.
8Sabah – Malaysia
Many islands in Malaysia have great beaches with clear waters but Sabah is the best. It can be found near the island of Borneo.
7Mauritius
Mauritius is often called the luxurious island due to how perfect it is for a relaxing holiday by the sea. Soft white sand and crystal clear waters are part of the package.
6Bodrum – Turkey
Bodrum is one of those location that are very popular among travelers but not everyone that visits it knows how clear its waters are.
5Cala Macarelleta – Menorca
This gorgeous island is not easy to reach and perhaps that’s why its beaches have remained so pristine up to this day.
4Maldives Islands
Maldives are truly pinnacle of luxury vacation with their sea bungalows allowing you to dive into its crystal clear waters at any time.
The air of tranquility enveloping the archipelago makes the Maldives the ideal place to escape from the real world to a palm-fringed haze.
3To Sua Ocean Trench – Samoa
While not technically a beach, it does have amazingly clear waters. To Sua Ocean Trench is a natural pool and a perfect place for diving!
2Wakatobi – Indonesia
One of the best diving spots in Indonesia, Wakatobi is rich in underwater wildlife thanks to its insanely clear waters. Its resorts are also first class.
1Linapacan Island – Philippines
The beach with the clearest waters in the world belong to Linapacan Island which is not easy to reach. However, those who make the journey
…are never disappointed with its perfect clear sapphire waters. There is a long white sandy beach on Patao Island, less than a kilometer across from San Miguel.