Misterul plajei din Grecia unde marea face bule ca șampania, iar turiștii înoată printre ele. Care este explicația fenomenului

A beach in Greece, known as Paradise Beach or 'Bubble Beach', features bubbles in the water due to volcanic activity. Located on Kos island, the phenomenon is caused by gases escaping from the seabed, creating a natural jacuzzi effect. The area is popular for its fine sand and clear turquoise water, along with various tourist amenities and activities. Despite the volcanic origin, the water is not hot, and the gas emissions are odorless. The beach is marked for easy identification of the bubbling spots.