š Hutt Lagoon is a 70-square-kilometer salt lake located north of the Hutt River mouth in Western Australia.
š Its distinctive pink color is due to a high concentration of beta-carotene-producing algae, making it an attractive algae-farming site.
š Witness the unique natural phenomenon of a pink lake
šø Excellent photo opportunities, especially between 10 am - 2 pm on sunny days
āļø Enjoy spectacular aerial views via scenic flights from Geraldton or Kalbarri
š¬ See the world's largest microalgae production plant
š« Swimming is not recommended due to extremely high salt levels and contamination
š§ No facilities provided directly at the Pink Lake
š¶ No formal walking trails around the lake, salt crust can be sharp
āļø Best visited between 10 am - 2 pm on a sunny day for the most vibrant color
š Easily accessed via Port Gregory Road or George Grey Drive
š Wear shoes if exploring on foot right up to the edges of the lake
š Lake is accessible all year round, best viewing 10am - 2pm
Dedicated unsealed Pink Lake Lookout on Port Gregory Road.
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