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Known as the world’s brightest bioluminescent bay, where the water glows intensely with movement, creating a magical, otherworldly effect.
Take a swim here and watch the water sparkle around you. Guided tours run nightly, letting you experience this glow up close.
Nestled in dense mangroves, this lagoon offers brilliant bioluminescent views—especially beautiful during a new moon.
One of the best places in the U.S. to see bioluminescence. Kayak tours let you witness both dinoflagellates and comb jellies creating dazzling lights.
Punta Cocos Beach on Holbox Island glows with bioluminescence on dark nights, enhanced by the island’s minimal light pollution.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site may be famous for its karst landscape, but at night, a few areas around Halong Bay display a soft bioluminescent glow that enhances the bay's magic.
Toyama Bay glows seasonally due to the presence of "firefly squid," which emit bioluminescent light, creating a unique experience from April to June.