What is the difference between Blue Lagoon and Blue Cave?

Blue cave and Blue Lagoon are not the same thing. Blue cave is a small cave on the island on Bisevo where you are getting in by a small wooden ship. Swimming is not allowed inside the cave. Blue Lagoon is a swimming and snorkeling paradise, a crystal clear bay in a ring of a three isolated islands.



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Once in Porat, you'll be able to purchase your ticket to the Blue Cave, but remember as mentioned, that the line can be very long, sometimes requiring waits of an hour or more. While visiting the Blue Cave on your own is entirely possible, it also requires meticulous planning and can be quite the arduous journey.

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Clothing must be made of wool or synthetic materials like polypropylene and polyester and should cover your entire body. Any type of old jeans or rugged pants can be worn, along with a long sleeve shirt, synthetic underwear, wool or synthetic socks, fleece jacket, a windbreaker or raincoat and synthetic bras for women.

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The 10 Most Beautiful Lagoons in the World
  • Aitutaki Lagoon, Cook Islands. ...
  • Blue Lagoon, Iceland. ...
  • Chuuk Lagoon, Micronesia. ...
  • Comino Lagoon, Malta. ...
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  • Laguna Colorada, Bolivia. ...
  • Marovo Lagoon, Solomon Islands. ...
  • Milnerton Lagoon, Cape Town.


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Here are some of the most beautiful lagoons in the world.
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  • Moorea (Tahiti, French Polynesia) ...
  • Comino Lagoon (Malta)


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Move with care
  1. Do not run or jump in a cave. Plan each move carefully.
  2. Do not enter a cave when there is rain predicted in the area. Cave often flood suddenly.
  3. Never touch or damage stalactites or other cave formations. These take thousands of years to grow.


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