Puerto Mosquito, Vieques
It’s like rowing on a tapestry of stars. It’s also called as the Bio Bay, and got its name after the bright plankton that illuminates the water body.
Manasquan Beach, NJ
During nightfall, you can witness red tide which occurs due to the reddish algae in the sea.
Springbrook Park, Australia
You can experience it best during the rains, as the glowworms prefer moisture. The average rainfall is 3000 mm a year, mostly from December to March.
San Juan Island, Washington
Set off from the Jackson beach and follow the North Bay shoreline east to treat yourself to some brilliant stargazing.
Halong Bay, Vietnam
Known for its emerald water and stunning natural beauty, Halong Bay is among the most breathtaking bioluminescent bays.
Big South Fork, TN/KY
If you plan an overnight stay here, be ready to be swamped with numerous fireflies adorning the dark skies.
Torrey Pines Beach, San Diegohe waves here give a vivid blue glow as they crash ashore. And it is visible only after nightfall.