Yes, way. As it turns out, Australia is home to at least seven pink-hued lakes, some of which are found inland and others that are nestled against the white sand beaches of the South Pacific.

Hutt Lagoon in Western Australia is pictured with the Indian Ocean in the background. Pink lakes, caused by bacteria and algae living in the water, may become more common thanks to climate change.

Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre becomes an orangey-pink color due to a pigment that appears when a certain type of algae absorbs salt. If you'd like to see it in all its pretty, pink glory, timing is crucial.

Pink Lake, Hutt Lagoon, Western Australia, 2020. Some of Western Australia's pink lakes are starting to turn blue. ENVIRONMENT ...

Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre is Australia’s lowest geographical point and its largest saltwater lake, measuring 89 by 48 miles. The lake isn’t just an aesthetically pleasing attraction; it’s also ...