So as most of you know I am an adrenalin junkie, I like to try things that look dangerous. This lead me to find the wildest places that you can go for a swim, so on my research I found this article which I thought I would share with you
Number one is my favourite as I blogged about it last year as that is on my wish list :)
photo by Shumbwa
Do you dare swim in the Devil's Pool, just meters away from the edge of the falls? A rock wall beneath the surface of the water stops you from plunging 100m down.
photo by a member of TripAdvisor
A "blue hole" is an underwater sinkhole. At 202 meters, Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas is the deepest of all, a thrill for swimmers and divers.
photo by MaTiK
Why swim when you can float? They say the buoyant, mineral-rich waters of the Dead Sea have their own healing powers.
photo by nick_ng
A mecca for wreck divers, the lagoon at Chuuk includes more than 50 shipwrecks from World War II, with colorful coral and tropical fish in every direction.
photo by a member of TripAdvisor
Strap on your snorkeling mask and see amazing stalagmites and stalactites in this underwater cave. Experienced divers can explore even more.
photo by Pippo79
Arrive by 8 a.m. on Saturdays to watch members of the Serpentine Swimming Club race in any weather, here in the centre of London.
photo by tnredhead80
Brace yourself for a brisk swim in Loch Ness by the ruins of Urquhart Castle. You might even spot the lake's famous, elusive monster.
photo by a member of TripAdvisor
Gaze at the snow-capped French Alps while you swim in turquoise Lake Annecy. "Europe's cleanest lake" also offers cruises and other lake sports.
photo by a member of TripAdvisor
Surprise, the water glows in the dark! Pick a moonless night to swim in the glittering bay, lit up by thousands of single-cell organisms.
photo by nick_ng
Swim among the pulsating, harmless golden jellyfish that migrate daily across this South Pacific lake. People say there's no other place like it.
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