Hot Water beach

In New Zealand, on the territory of the Coromandel Peninsula, there is a natural attraction that beach lovers are in a hurry to visit. The uniqueness of Hot Water Beach is that it is an unusual seaside resort, which has gained its popularity due to the warm springs located in the underground part of the peninsula, which tend to protrude onto the sandy surface at low tide.

Everyone who has come to this area to relax will certainly enjoy these amazing spa treatments. Vacationers who come to this beach dig a small depression in the sand for themselves, which immediately fills with hot water. It's nice to lie down in such puddles, because it's warm and comfortable there. You can spend more than one hour in a row in this natural hot water bath, while the water does not cool down. During the season, you can often meet people on the beach with shovels, who take them in order to arrange a deep pool in the sand. And the whole point is that the deeper you dig, the warmer the water in it will be, which can reach up to 64 degrees Celsius. If the water turns out to be hot in a dug-out pool, it can always be diluted with cool sea water. But there is an opportunity to enjoy the natural Jacuzzi for several hours, because they are washed off after a while, by the changing current at sea.

But everything repeats itself with the arrival of the next low tide, which is eagerly awaited by tourists who have arrived precisely for these impressions.

One's own safety is also very important here, as the onset of the tide usually occurs very quickly, accompanied by large waves.