Two Natural Pools in Madeira Make Global Top 10 List

Two Natural Pools in Madeira Make Global Top 10 List

Two famous natural volcanic swimming pools in Madeira rank second and tenth in a survey of the most popular natural swimming spots worldwide.

Porto Moniz Natural Pools Shine in Global Ranking

In a recent survey by the travel company AllClear, the Porto Moniz Natural Pools in Madeira were ranked second among the most popular natural swimming spots in the world. Known for their crystal-clear seawater and stunning views, these volcanic pools are located on the northern coast of Madeira, offering a unique and beautiful place for visitors to swim and relax.

Doca Do Cavacas Ranked in Top 10

Along with Porto Moniz, Madeira also earned a spot on the list with its Doca do Cavacas pools, which came in 10th place. Located near Funchal these volcanic pools provide a quieter yet also much smaller alternative to Porto Moniz. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of the area, relax on lounge chairs, and stop by the café for a cool drink throughout the day.

AllClear Survey Highlights Popular Natural Pools Around the World

The AllClear survey included the top 20 most popular natural pools worldwide, showing the growing interest in natural swimming destinations. The list features a variety of places, from volcanic rock pools to coastal swimming spots, offering something for everyone—whether you're looking for adventure or a relaxing day by the water.

See the Top 10 Natural Swimming Pools

  1. Charco Azul, El Hierro, Spain

  2. Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools, Madeira, Portugal

  3. Los Charcones Natural Pools, Lanzarote, Spain

  4. Bondi Icebergs Pool, Sydney, Australia

  5. Las Salinas de Agaete, Gran Canaria, Spain

  6. Clevedon Marine Lake, Somerset, England

  7. Bronte Baths, Sydney, Australia

  8. Vico Baths, Dublin, Ireland

  9. Kitsilano Pool, Vancouver, Canada

  10. Doca Do Cavacas Natural Pools, Madeira, Portugal

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