The surfaces of beaches, swimming pools, and natural lakes are places of relaxation and fun for many. However, these waters can serve not only as a source of refreshment but also as a home for various pathogens. The joys of swimming are often overshadowed by the potential for infections that can be found in the water, air, or even on surrounding surfaces. During swimming, pathogens can easily enter the body through swallowed water, skin contact, or breathing. Fears related to beach experiences are not unfounded, as various viruses, bacteria, and parasites may lurk for bathers. Medical literature and scientific research continuously address this issue, and although the risk of infections…