never seen water like this

Waves pound against this breakwater in northeastern England.

Another glacierfed lake in Banff National Park. Here you can clearly see the rock flour that enters the lake via glacial runoff, lightening the overall hue several shades.

Hogs Back an artificial falls on the Rideau River, is located just minutes south of downtown Ottawa.

According to the photographer, this effect was created by throwing a bucket of algae into the algae rich lake.

The confluence of the two rivers occurs near Nimmoo, Jammu and Kashmir, northern India.

There are numerous hot springs in the area around Beppu, Oita, with several different resorts connected to them. You would not want to jump into this particular pool, however.

The glacially fed Tasman River drains into this lake, giving it that characteristically powder blue color.

A series of large travertine basins in the Hindu Kush Mountains of central Afghanistan contain the clear blue waters of six lakes, which are the centerpiece of the national park of the same name.

With warm water and easily accessible beaches, Taormina on the east side of the island is popular with both local and international tourists.

The emerald waters of Laguna Verde front the 19,400ft volcano Licancabur, in the southwest corner of Bolivia.