Crystal Clear Waters refers to bodies of water that are exceptionally transparent and free from pollutants, allowing for clear visibility beneath the surface. This clarity is often a result of low levels of sediment, algae, and other contaminants, making it possible to see aquatic life and underwater features easily. Such waters are commonly found in natural settings like lakes, rivers, and oceans, particularly in areas with minimal human activity. Popular destinations known for their crystal clear waters include the Maldives, the Caribbean, and Lake Tahoe, attracting tourists for activities like snorkeling, swimming, and diving.