What lake in South Carolina has blue water?

Lake Keowee, in the Upstate of South Carolina is one of the biggest kept hidden secrets of all time in the Palmetto State. Well, not all time, since it's a man-made lake and has only been around since the 70s. This pristine spot has THE bluest, prettiest water in the Palmetto State.



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HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. — A South Carolina beach has been named in the top 25 bluest water locations in the United States. A new study by SIXT shows Coligny Beach Park in Hilton Head ranked #23 for bluest water in the U.S.

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The waters along South Carolina's Grand Strand have been a gorgeous blue as of late, prompting some visitors to make comparisons to the Caribbean. It's called the blue water phenomenon — waters are clearer due to a lack of storms.

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Lake Jocassee is so clear, you may think you're in the warm waters of the Caribbean. But think again; you are just at the clearest lake in South Carolina. Visitors to Lake Jocassee enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including those on top of the water as well as in the cool, crystal-clear water.

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Hunters are selected through a lottery for one gator. South Carolina's largest lake, Marion, has the most alligators.

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Lake Greenwood is known for its alligator-free, clean swimming environment.

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Shackleford Banks Has The Absolute Bluest Water In North Carolina. Shackleford Banks is home to turquoise water that rivals the Caribbean.

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The water along Folly Beach went from brown to a brilliant blue. Some are comparing it to the waters along South Florida and the explanation is actually quite simple. According to a local geology professor, it's thanks in part to the $30-million renourishment project.

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A private island with 10 miles of white-sand beaches, Kiawah Island is often called paradise.

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South Carolina lakes, rivers, streams and the coast are great places to cool off, but there is always a potential risk when swimming in natural water bodies. Natural waters are not sterile environments, and the presence of harmful bacteria, viruses and other organisms that can cause illness is always a possibility.

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Lake Conestee, an Upstate lake just south of Greenville, had the highest recorded level of PFOS at 135 parts per trillion, according to DHEC's test results. DHEC also included total amounts for all forever chemicals tested in each river basin.

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*Horry County lifeguards protect the north section of Myrtle Beach State Park from mid May through mid September. *Know how to swim. *Never swim alone. *Never swim at night.

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