21. Hvar Island, Croatia
Do a little Googling (or Binging) and you will quickly discover that one of the key ingredients to stunningly hued water is sunlight. Situated just off the distinctive Dalmatian Coast, the island is roughly 68 kilometers long and located between the islands of Vis, Korčula, and Brač, Croatia’s Hvar Island gets more than enough of that.
Indeed, on average, this iconic isle enjoys approximately 2,700 sunlight hours every year. Statistically speaking, that is actually more than any of the other Croatian islands and makes the encompassing Adriatic Sea shine a bit brighter.
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Waiting patiently for you to come home and f*** me!
Z,
Please don’t post stuff like that here, OK?
Bora Bora you could easily see 20’ down with no problem. Cerritos Beach Baja California is extremely clear out to at least 1/4 mile from the shore.
Could you not put it all on one page instead of being click bait?
Hello,
There is nothing about this website that is “clickbait.” There is no deception involved here. You read the title and the article is about the subject in the title and nothing else.
Furthermore, if you would actually monitor the website regularly, you would know that all the articles I write are first published in the “scroll down” format and then later changed to the “click through” format. I can only assume the latter works better for this website. If you have experience in designing successful websites though, by all means email the owners your resume.
By the way, “clickbait” is one word.
Thanks for your comment.
Well said Will.
Thanks