Pink Saltwater lakes or Sea – Everyone should put a visit to a pink saltwater lake or sea on their travel bucket list. The waters of these lakes and seas appear to be magical and stunning.

Pink Saltwater lakes or Sea!

• Lake Retba, Senegal
• The Hutt Lagoon, Western Australia
• Pink Lake, Western Australia
• Lake Hillier, Western Australia
• Quairading Pink, Australia
• Salina de Torrevieja, Spain
• Dusty Rose Lake, Canada, (is not saline though)
• Masazirgol or Masazir Lake, Azerbaijan
• Laguna Colorada, Bolivia
• Champagne Pool, New Zealand

Why are Pink Saltwater lakes pink in colour?

• These lakes are pink in colour because of the algae that breed only in saltwater. Lake Retba is a one-of-a-kind lake with nearly 40% salt. Meanwhile, Australia’s Pink Lake is not pink throughout the year. When salinity rises in the lake water and the right amount of sunlight hits the lake, its algae turn into pink colour.
• In the case of Dusty Rose Lake in Canada, its neither saline nor has any algae formation, yet it is pink throughout the year. One of the explanations is that underground glacial water passes through rocks. It collects minerals, which make the water look pink.

Would you want to check on the internet and draw a pink lake?

Here is a video of Pink Lake in Australia

 

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