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Perramo lake and Perdiguero peak at background in Benasque Valley of Huesca pyrenees, Spain

Aerial view over south part of Karpathos island, Greece. View from a plane window

Alboraya, Valencian Community, Spain - October 12, 2022: A dirty boat moored in Port Saplaya, a coastal district where people can leave their vessels parked directly next to their homes. This is why is also known as Little Venice

View of Primosten, Croatia. Dalmatian coast. Summer view of Primosten town.

Aerial view of a white sand cay in the Caribbean sea with turquoise waters. Sombrero Cay in the Morrocoy National Park, Venezuela

Marseillan, France - December 30, 2018: Pleasure boat docked in the small port of Marseillan on a winter day

Aerial view showing a lake surrounded by rugged landscape seen from top of the Cradle Mountain in Tasmania, Australia.

Clear water of Lake Dukka Rybka on the Malaya Dukka River on the slopes of the Arkasar ridge in the North Caucasus on a sunny summer day, Arkhyz, Karachay-Cherkessia, Russia

Boats moored in the harbour in crystal clear Mediterranean water, Villefranche-sur-mer, Cote d'Azur, south of France.

Wild mountain scenery around Lake Mouton in the Mercantour National Park in summer in the Alpes-Maritimes department in France

Tinos, GR - 6 August 2023: Old fishing boat at shipyard

$THE SOURCE OF THE UREDERRA IS LOCATED IN THE NATURAL PARK OF URBASA AND ANDÍA IN THE PROVINCE OF NAVARRA AND MORE SPECIFICALLY IN THE REGION OF TIERRA ESTELLA.\n\n THE MURMULUM OF THE CRYSTALLINE WATER, THE LIGHT THAT FILTERS BETWEEN THE LEAVES OF THE TREES, DYING THE LANDSCAPE LIME GREEN, AND THE SCENT OF NATURE CONTRIBUTE TO MAKING THIS PLACE, DECLARED A NATURAL RESERVE IN 1987, BEING ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR ENCLAVES IN THE WHOLE PENINSULA. ALL THE VISITOR THAT COMES WILL TAKE A MEMORY FOREVER OF ITS CRYSTALLINE WATERS AND ITS TURQUOISE COLOR POOLS$