It is hard to describe the lakes. The water is an amazing colour with azure blues and turquoise. It has incredible clarity. There are 16 main lakes linked by waterfalls and cascades and there is a unique interaction of water, rock and plant life undisturbed since the last ice age.
We followed the wooden foot bridges right round the lakes and at times over the cascades and waterfalls. We took the route that traversed the upper and lower lakes, completing several long walks as well as using their road train and a boat trip across a large lake. Nearly all day, no matter which direction you looked, you could see waterfalls or cascades. It was a marvellous experience.
The lakes have UNESCO World Heritage Listing and it is well deserved.

4 comments:
How gorgeous! Nearly as nice as Conjola Lake!
That water is an amazing colour!
(Whatever content for mature readers was blocking me yesterday seems to have disappeared. Guess you took the photos from the clothing optional beach down)
The nude ducks did it
Awesome water. Looks spectacular.
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