It’s no wonder that people go to turquoise beaches because blue is the most popular hue in the world. Here are some places to visit if you want to soak up some cool shadows while relaxing in the surf. The soothing sounds of the ocean and birds, as well as the smooth and crashing waves of vivid blue. 

• Bermuda – Bermuda’s seas have every colour of blue and green conceivable. When you go into the water, you’ll not only feel but also see the sand between your toes. 
• Peyto Lake, Canada – the lake’s colour is caused by the vast volumes of glacier rock powder that pour into it throughout the summer months. The colour changes based on the season and even the time of day. 
• Palawan, Philippines – with its beautiful white sand beaches and azure seas surrounded by limestone cliffs, this is bliss on Earth. Known for its crystal blue seas, wonderful diving opportunities, and spectacular and unspoiled beauty. 
• Exuma Islands, Bahamas – waters so beautiful that their bright colours may be seen from orbit. When viewed from above, the water has a wide spectrum of blue hues, lighter on the many shoals and darker in the depths. 
• Five Flower Lake, China – the lake acquired its name from an intriguing feature: the changing hue of the water throughout the year. It is mostly azure blue, but it can also be dark green, yellow, or turquoise. It is frequently compared to peacock feathers due to its shifting variety of colours while reflecting the sun.