Hutt Lagoon Australia

Hutt Lagoon is a saltwater lake located in Western Australia, about 5 hours north of Perth. It is known for its distinctive pink color, which is caused by the presence of a type of algae called Dunaliella salina, which produces carotenoids. The intensity of the pink color varies depending on the time of day and the season.

Hutt Lagoon is a popular tourist attraction and is particularly popular among photographers who come to capture the unique pink color of the lake. There are also several activities available in the area, including scenic flights, kayaking, and guided tours.

The lake is also a working salt mine, with the salt harvested from the lake used for a variety of purposes, including food production, animal feed, and road de-icing.