Discovered in 1802 by British explorer Mathew Flinders, Lake Hillier is one of five pink lakes in Victoria, Australia, alongside Lake Crosbie, Becking, Hardy, and Kenyon sharing a similar phenomenon.

A park beside an industrial estate on the outskirts of Melbourne has become an unlikely tourist attraction, as visitors clamour to see its naturally pink lake. The manmade lake in Westgate Park ...

The lake first turned pink in December 2012, and has apparently changed colour almost every Australian summer since. But if you were planning on booking flights to Melbourne asap to go and bathe ...

This stunning lagoon in Western Australia is as pink as the photos, no filter needed. Admire its fuchsia waters with a road ...

The salt lake in Victoria, Melbourne, has had a perfect storm of circumstances that have led to its new color.

The salt lake in Melbourne's Westgate Park has turned a vivid pink color thanks to a seasonal natural phenomenon.

Australia's pink lakes, like Lake Hillier and Lake MacDonnell, are famous for their vibrant colors due to microorganisms, primarily Dunaliella salina algae that produce beta-carotene. The pink hue ...