The magic of nature is that it creates so many strange beauty. Only after seeing this pink salt lake in person, can I believe that there really is such a beautiful place in the world, and the photos can't capture that shock at all.

This pink 💕 salt lake is called Hutt Lagoon. Its rich algae and high salinity give it its pink color. Located near 🇦🇺Perth, Australia.

How to get there: ✈️ From Geraldton's airport, fly about 30 minutes along the coastline to the sky above Pink Lake.
🚘 The salt lake is a 4.5 hour drive north of perth.

I remember that on the way to this salt lake, we had to go through a long sand road, and the wheels kept slipping. cheese, who usually dozes off at the wheel, rarely holds his hands tightly to the wheel and doesn't dare to be distracted. The journey is still quite hard ~ so be sure to prepare snacks and water in advance 🍗

Less than a kilometer from this salt lake, I was shocked. Because the whole world has turned pink! Pink lake, pink sky, as if into the pink fairy tale world.

Explore the Great Ocean Road

The 243km Great Ocean Road, starting at Torquay, about an hour's drive from Melbourne, is known for its stunning coastal scenery and criss-crossing natural landscapes. If you're looking for a free road trip, then Australia's Great Ocean Road is definitely your dream destination. This winding coastline is not only Australia's most famous self-driving route, but also a visual feast.

You can also take your Great Ocean Road trip all the way to South Australia! Continue on to the Limestone Coast, where you can enjoy the Umpherston Sinkhole, Blue Lake and other beautiful wonderlands before arriving in Adelaide.

The Bay of Fire is truly an underrated treasure

Located on Tasmania's northeast coast, Bay of Fires is a must-visit spot for road trips along Tasmania's east coast, having been named a "Must Visit destination" by Lonely Planet back in 2009.

Tasmanian Flame Bay This red stone is actually found all along the east coast of Tasmania. Personally feel the most beautiful red stone here in Binalong Bay & Skeleton Bay Reserve.

Originally thought it was some stones dyed by microorganisms, it is everywhere on the beach, it must be exaggerated as a scenic spot, the result found that the reason why the scenic spot can become a scenic spot or some sense. A large orange-red stone lying in the white sand and light blue water, really good spectacular! Happy to punch in, Earth 🌍 really has so many wonderful corners, make you feel as if you are on another planet.

Binalong Bay is a white beach, the sand is very fine, the sand is very white, the sun is blinding white. It's just a lot of waves, not good for swimming
But nearby Skeleton Bay Reserve is a great place to see and swim in red rocks, not only with lots of red rocks, but also with strange trees. Best of all, there are coves of natural stones that block out large waves and form a natural swimming pool. Many local people take their children to play in the water here.