Sea Of Stars – The Glowing Water

#localescapes Bioluminescent sea plankton that shines bright blue during the night makes the sea area at Vaadhoo Island look like the Sea of Stars. The sea of stars of Vaadhoo Island Maldives attracts millions of tourists every year. The tourist footfall seems to be only increasing after the sea was featured in far and few Bollywood and Hollywood films. The Maldives is listed as one of the cheapest destinations in the world and this beach is one of the weirdest places across the world. So, what’s stopping you from seeing this sight? Have you ever seen the stars from below? If not, then this guide is for you. The Maldives is home to one of nature’s most stunning sights, the sea of stars. This natural phenomenon is a must-see for travelers looking for an unforgettable experience in the world-famous Maldives glow beach. Read on to learn all about the sea of stars Maldives and how you can make your visit a reality. What is the Sea of Stars? The sea of stars, also known as bioluminescence, occurs when phytoplankton in the shallow waters near Vaadhoo Island light up at night. These millions of tiny organisms that live in the ocean emit a blueish-green light that illuminates the water below and creates a stunning star-like effect across its surface. When you swim through it, your body will be illuminated with swirls and patches of glowing light, it truly is an unforgettable experience!