Lake Hillier Explained

Lake Hillier's water is bright pink.

Lake Hillier is a salt lake on Middle Island, Australia.

Lake Hillier is about 600 metres long and 250 metres wide.

Lake Hillier’s pink color stays even when water is removed.

Lake Hillier is a pink saline lake on Middle Island.

Lake Hillier is a vibrant pink lake on Middle Island.

Lake Hillier shoreline shows pink hue and salt deposits.

Lake Hillier shoreline appears pink with salt crust deposits.

Explorer Matthew Flinders first recorded Lake Hillier in 1802.

Flinders recorded the lake during his 1802 expedition.

Middle Island features Lake Hillier, a vibrant pink salt lake.

Pink lake shoreline with white salt crust deposits visible.

Pink Lake Hillier on Middle Island with surrounding ocean.

Middle Island features Lake Hillier and surrounding ocean.

Its vibrant pink hue and salt crust deposits define it.