Dove Lake

　　Dove Lake is located within the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park in northern Tasmania, and is a cirque lake formed by glacial activity. In recent years, Dove Lake has become a well-known tourist attraction, drawing many visitors who come specifically to see it.

　　Dove Lake is 2.1 meters long and 0.7 meters wide. Though not very large, it is full of charm. The surroundings of Dove Lake are tranquil, encircled by high mountains and lush trees. The clear lake water allows you to see fish swimming beneath the surface, and the reflections of the green mountains are mirrored in the water. The lake water is a deep blue, and from above, it looks like a large sapphire scattered on the earth—radiant and sparkling.

　　Although the lake is deep, its high transparency makes stones and sand at the bottom clearly visible, making everything underwater seem close enough to touch. Visitors can access the lake via the 40-mile Cradle Mountain Summit Walk to further enjoy the beautiful scenery around the lake.

　　Near Dove Lake, there are also several small silver-white sandy beaches where visitors can take a rest after playing or hiking.

　　Dove Lake Must-visit reason: The most serene lake in Australia Continent: Oceania Country/Region: Australia State/Province: Tasmania