Wild swimming in lakes is a great experience. It’s very different from taking a dip in places like rivers or oceans. The lack of strong currents and waves makes wild swimming in lakes more comfortable. Lakes are in a way more like big swimming holes, which are also being fed by the sweet water of rivers. When bathing in lakes you will enjoy a new perspective on the scenery. You will get privileged and breathtaking views that others can’t see.
Take a look below at some of the best places to swim in lakes. To find your lake for swimming by destination, look at the main menu.
Lagunas de RuideraBeautiful wetland composed of 15 deep blue lagoons and a reservoir. They are connected by streams and waterfalls. Located between the provinces of Albacete and Ciudad Real (Spain).Introduction Photos How to get There Where to Park...
Cortes de Pallás ReservoirIntense blue reservoir in an impressive stretch of the Júcar river canyon, with 400 m high vertical walls, in the interior of Valencia (Spain).Introduction Photos How to get There Where to Park Map When to Go Price...
San Juan Reservoir Large, imposing lake surrounded by pine forests to the west of Madrid. Due to its proximity to the capital, it's also called 'Madrid Beach'.Introduction Photos How to get There Where to Park Map When to Go Price Activities y Things...
Guadalest ReservoirStunning turquoise reservoir, ideal for swimming and water sports. Located in a valley surrounded by the highest mountains of Alicante (Spain).Introduction Photos How to get There Where to Park Map When to Go Price Activities y...
