Lake Tyrrell Salt Lake



My Hong Kong’s friends wanted to go to Lake Tyrrell Salt Lake, and they arranged for a driver and tour guide, so I went with them.

Lake Tyrrell is the largest salt lake in Melbourne, 314 kilometers away from the city center (about 5 hours' drive), with a total area of ​​20,860 hectares. We arrived before sunset. It was really like a mirror, reflecting the reflection of the sky, and we stepped into the salt lake, and saw my own reflection like looking in a mirror, so amazing!


I took some beautiful photos, but the soles of my shoes were actually full of mud (because the lake water is very shallow, the water and mud merged, and the soles of my shoes were full of mud, haha). The beautiful scenery comes with a price, so friends who go to the Salt Lake are advised to bring water shoes~~



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