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Blue Lake, SA - The Blue Lake lies in the extinct volcanic craters of Mount Gambier. Its stunning azure waters give it its name.
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Dove Lake, TAS - Beneath the majestic Cradle Mountain on Tasmania, Dove Lake offers walking trails and views that will amaze. Watch out for wombats and tiger snakes.
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Lake Alexandrina, SA - Located just outside Adelaide, Lake Alexandrina offers beautiful shore walks where you can spot different species of lizards, turtles, and butterflies.
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Lake Albina, NSW - The beautiful glacial lake is located near Mount Kosciuszko. Snowfall is visible around the lake throughout much of the year.
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Lake Eacham, QLD - This volcanic lake is one of the main attractions within Crater Lakes National Park.
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Lake Hillier, WA - Pretty in pink. Nobody knows quite why the water in Lake Hillier is pink, but by all accounts, it's perfectly safe for people to swim in.
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Lake Canobolas, NSW - The man-made lake is situated just outside the town of Orange. It is an ideal place to enjoy a picnic or a peaceful afternoon among nature.
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Lake Cootharaba, QLD - Anyone looking for a fun day of watersports, fishing, and relaxing should head to Lake Cootharaba in the Great Sandy National Park.
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Lake McKenzie, Fraser Island, QLD - Nestled on the largest sand island in the world, Lake McKenzie offers fresh, sparkling blue water, but remember to wash off your sunscreen before you enter the water to avoid upsetting the delicate ecosystem.
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Lake St Clair, TAS - At 200 m, Lake St Clair is the deepest lake in Australia. The hiking opportunities around the lake offer stunning views and there might even be an echidna or two along the way.
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Lake Argyle, WA - Lake Argyle is a man-made body of water in the Kimberley region near the border of the Northern Territory. Known for water sports and the odd freshwater crocodile, the lake is also great for fishing.
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Lake Eyre, SA - If and when the lake fills, it becomes the largest lake in Australia. But even without water, the entire area is a marvel to behold as the expanse becomes an incredible salt plain.
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Mitchell Falls, WA - Getting to this magnificent four-tiered waterfall is no mean feat. Intrepid travelers must drive 500 km north of Broome, then hike the last three km along a bush track. Alternatively, there are helicopter tours.
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Piccaninnie Ponds, SA - With visibility up to 40 m this is a diver's paradise. Whether you decide to snorkel or dive, a permit from National Parks South Australia is required.
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Gunlom Falls, NT - Gunlom, located on Waterfall Creek in World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, is the magical combination of waterfall and serene plunge pool, with shady gums cooling the picnic areas.
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North Sydney Olympic Pool, NSW - For those not wishing to leave the city, these art deco swimming pools underneath the gigantic Sydney Harbour Bridge are an option.
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Emma Gorge, WA - The hour hike to Emma Gorge watering hole is well worth the effort. The serene surroundings of the waterfall make it a tranquil and relaxing place to swim.
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Bitter Springs, NT - Bitter by name, but not by nature, this tranquil waterhole is heated by a thermal spring that lifts the water temperature to more than 30 degrees.
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Fairy Falls, QLD - Hidden close to Crystal Cascades, this gem of tranquility can be found by a steep climb over boulders, but once you get there, the experience of swimming in this deep plunge pool is well worth the effort.
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Olinda Falls, VIC - Olinda Falls is a perfect place to have a quiet picnic, short walk, and spend time with the family. The walk is only 350 m to the viewing platform and 500 m to the base of the falls.
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Sherbrooke Falls, VIC - The serene and gentle walk to Sherbrooke Falls through rich, lush bushland make this a perfect family event.
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Montezuma Falls, TAS - An easy walk through rainforest along the route of the historic North East Dundas Tramway. Montezuma Falls is Tasmania's highest waterfall.
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Russell Falls, TAS - Russell Falls is a stunning tiered–cascade waterfall on the Russell Falls Creek, and arguably one of Tasmania's prettiest waterfalls.
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Mackenzie Falls, VIC - One of the largest and most popular waterfalls in the Grampians, Mackenzie offers sweet swimming spots and spectacular views.
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Fitzroy Falls, NSW - Set in the dramatic bushland of Kangaroo Valley, Fitzroy Falls are a whopping 82 m of cascading water.
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Ellenborough Falls, NSW - At 200 m, Ellenborough Falls is one of the longest single drop waterfalls in the southern hemisphere.
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Wallaman Falls, QLD - Wallaman Falls is Australia's highest permanent single drop waterfall. It is in Girringun National Park, west of Ingham.
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Jim Jim Falls, NT - Jim Jim Falls is the jewel in the crown within the world-heritage listed Kakadu Park. It only runs in the rainy season.
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Get Lost : The most amazing lakes and waterfalls of Australia
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Australian nature
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As we know, Australia is blessed with an abundance of beaches, but if you are not in the mood for the salty surf, there are a myriad of other options available. Take a peek at this gallery of amazing lakes, pools, and waterfalls all around the country. It's time to explore!
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