Discovering the Bluest Waters in the World: A Journey to CV Villas’ Top 5 Picks

Discovering the bluest waters in the world is a quest that many embark on, and CV Villas has made it easier than ever before. Through extensive research, they found that Pasqyra Beach (Mirror Beach) in Albania has the bluest water of all beaches around the globe.

The study involved collecting unfiltered Google map images of 200 beaches worldwide and analyzing them to determine the RGB color code. The results showed that Pasqyra Beach’s sea is only 12.4 points off the YInMn Blue shade, making it a mirror-like surface when sunlight hits it. Its unique location, nestled at Albania’s southern end across from Corfu Island, makes it an ideal spot for beach lovers.

While Pasqyra Beach is a bit remote with only one restaurant and bar, its stunning views make it worth the effort to get there. It’s perfect for a day at the beach and offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. However, due to its popularity, it can get crowded at times.

Joining Pasqyra Beach on the list of bluest waters are Paralia Mpouka (Long Beach) in Greece in second place and Kassiopi in Greece in third place. Other top locations include Plage de la Vernette in France and Kaputas Beach in Turkey, completing the top five.

CV Villas noted that seven out of their top 30 locations for bluest waters are in Greece, making this country an excellent destination for anyone looking to witness stunning blue waters. Other notable locations include Voulisma Beach in Crete, Foki Beach in Kefalonia, Omprogialos in Crete, Antisamos in Kefalonia, and Dafnoudi Beach. If you’re looking to relax by crystal clear water and enjoy breathtaking scenery, a trip to Albania and Greece is highly recommended.

Visit cvvillas.com for more information about these beautiful destinations and how you can plan your next vacation around them!