Do you ever have the wistful desire to dance with the stars? Dreams do come true, I suppose. Just as you witnessed in “Life of Pi,” magic happens in some places on Earth when darkness falls. There are beaches where you can see sparkling waves; the sea appears filled with tiny blue neon lights. The phenomenon, known as bioluminescence, is brought on by marine microorganisms that create light.

There are numerous locations on Earth where bioluminescence occurs. Here is a list of the top 9 bioluminescent bays and shining beaches in the globe in case you haven’t yet experienced this amazing phenomenon.

Nothing beats a neon flash! Additionally, Springbrook Park is a fantastic place to see bioluminescence. The tiny glowworms shine when you take a nighttime walk through the woodland at the National Park. Torches are rather commonplace, don’t you think?

 Rainy seasons are great since glowworms enjoy damp environments. 3000 mm of rain precipitation occurs year on average, primarily from December to March. You can travel at any time between May and October if you prefer the drier seasons.

To enjoy some fantastic stargazing, leave Jackson Beach and travel east along the North Bay shoreline. Kayaking is the most excellent way to discover this stunning bioluminescent coastline. You’ll see an exciting silver and blueish glow as you paddle across. With Discovery Sea Kayaking, you can choose to go on a guided tour or perhaps buy your kayak!

Halong Bay is one of the most magnificent bioluminescent bays, known for its green water and breathtaking natural beauty. Halong Bay, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has a lot to discover, from the caves to the forests to the limestone islands. It certainly is the fulfillment of a traveler’s dream.  Late at night, after the boats have turned out their lights, is the best time to see bioluminescence in Halong Bay.

Be prepared if you start singing Owl City’s Fireflies while at the bioluminescent beach at Big South Fork. That’s because you’ll be in awe of the breathtaking bioluminescence views here. If you intend to stay here overnight, be prepared to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of fireflies illuminating the night sky. The finest part is their distinctive sequences and patterns denoting gender, territory, and mating. Incredible, isn’t it? The best time to walk is during the summer, which is between July and August.

A bioluminescent beach along the coast can be found in San Diego, California, at Torrey Pines State Beach. Here, as the waves crash on the coast, they emit a bright blue hue. Additionally, it is only visible at night. Pick a dim location at dusk to see the amazing neon light show.

Don’t miss this spectacular display of nature at Tonne Sai’s bioluminescent beach if you ever travel to Thailand. Planktons living in the deep sea sparkle and light up. It’s very psychedelic. Your footsteps will glow if you try to step into them. It’s as though you’re seeing fairy dust. Tonne Sai is ideal for beach lovers! It is serene and incredibly beautiful away from the everyday. The majority of guests travel there by boat despite the difficulty of access. Hiking, which takes about 1.5 hours, is another option.

One of the most beautiful bioluminescent bays in the world, Toyama Bay, is illuminated by a species of squid known as the Firefly Squid. They are only 3 inches long and dwell 1,200 feet below the surface. In Japan, Firefly Squids are also prized as a delicacy. A massive light show results as millions of squid congregate in Toyama Bay to fertilize and lay their eggs.

At three in the morning, the sightseeing boats leave from the fishing port at Namerikawa. Make sure to plan your journey properly if you want to see this lovely radiance. The only museum in the entire world devoted to the firefly squid is also located in Namerikawa.

The Indian Ocean also has beaches that glow bioluminescently! Divers can swim through this brilliant blue beam of light on night dives at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island in the Maldives. It is breathtakingly charming. The greatest time to observe bioluminescence is in the evenings without a full moon, when it is most visible.

This one is included on our list solely due to its originality. Although it may come as a surprise, bioluminescence is not limited to the ocean. Don’t trust us? Visit the Waitomo caverns, and you’ll be in amazement. The cave is illuminated by the tiny glowworms that adorn its walls. Amazing, isn’t it? Even if the cave trip is a little pricey, you’ll be fascinated by the experience. Look at several packages to find the best deal.

Did you enjoy reading it? Imagine the delight and exhilaration of actually witnessing this peculiar yet stunning piece of nature. Who said that to dance with the stars, one must be high above the clouds? Just visit one of these bioluminescent bays or beaches to get a once-in-a-lifetime experience.