Showing posts with label Lagoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lagoon. Show all posts

Thursday, March 10, 2016

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 increase each year as the Feast of St. John the Baptist begins. Guided boat tours usually 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 over limestone cliffs to the lagoon is not too hard to make sure that you have a good sandals.
  • If for any reason you do not take the guided tour to the lagoon (let's say you own 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 less impressive for a photo shoot

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

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Tangke Lagoon, Philippines

Tangke Lagoon, Philippines

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Tangke

Tuesday, February 9, 2016

"Blue Lagoon" Iceland is the perfect place where you can completely relax and forget about the daily duties. Center offers guests a variety of amenities: sauna, massage, geothermal spas. A wonderful spa center with its natural beauty, day attracts tourists from around the world. With amazing sights breathtaking, "Blue Lagoon" is a paradise on earth. If you explore some new place and enjoy the beauty that Mother Nature is to be created for us only, then you definitely should go there.

Through these photos, you can at least take a moment to relax and feel the magic of "Blue Lagoon".

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Spa Center is located on the Reykjavik peninsula in southwest Iceland, near the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. "The Blue Lagoon" is the only place in the world where a deep back comes ashore. Has accumulated the temperature in the vast expanse of water, ranging from about 37 to 39 degrees Celsius

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The water contains many active ingredients that will help guests unwind, better, such as silica, salts and blue green algae. In addition, white silicone helps mud in softening the skin.

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Wednesday, January 20, 2016

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 special experience, when the annual average temperature is around 5 degrees Celsius (and winter much colder) geothermal heated mineral pools of The Blue Lagoon dish out a real taste of Iceland's extreme environment and Islands contrast of fire and Ice cream. The Blue Lagoon is not natural hot springs as many tend to believe that the first pool on the site in 1976 from the water, which was released from the nearby power plant formed. In 1981 it was discovered that the water that are rich in minerals, have healing powers for some common skin diseases. 1992 official Spa open to everyone

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For more information visit Wikipedia - Blue Lagoon (geothermal spa)

Enlarge map of The Blue Lagoon

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Blue Lagoon Iceland

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The Blue Lagoon

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