Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon) Tours and Tickets

The ‘Pink Lake’ of Hutt Lagoon is one of Western Australia’s most unique natural wonders and it’s even more spectacular from above. On this 70-minute flight from Geraldton, enjoy a dramatic aerial view, learn how the lake got its distinctive color, and fly over the historic fishing town of Port Gregory.

Our Pink Lake Buggy Tour is an affordable, different, and interactvie way to experience the lake! We can only take 5 passengers at a time, making it a very personal tour. The tour takes you to places inaccessible by car. The guides are locals who share a passion in the history and heritage of their small fishing village and love being able to share their knowledge with you! The best way to see the Pink Lake!

Enjoy a day tour that includes a scenic flight from Geraldton that takes you over Kalbarri, the Murchison River, Pink Lake (Hutt Lagoon) and the Abrolhos Islands. Land at East Wallabi Island where you stroll to Turtle Bay. There, enjoy morning tea and free time to swim and snorkel over the gorgeous coral reef. On the way back, you will pass over Long Island, Beacon Island and the Batavia Wreck. Your guide provides informative commentary about the region throughout your 4.5-hour tour.

Be amazed by the hue of the Pink Lake, and many more natural attractions, on this convenient half-day tour from Geraldton. Start with a scenic flight over the coral Abrolhos Islands. Stop for refreshments on Wallabi Island, then choose between snorkeling or a guided nature walk. Visit the dramatic Pink Lake before returning to the mainland.

Marvel at the beauty of the natural world from above on this scenic flight from Geraldton. Heading up north from the coastal city, you’ll fly over Western Australia’s iconic Hutt Lagoon and experience a unique aerial perspective of the beautiful bubblegum pink lake. You’ll then cruise across the Indian Ocean to to the Abrolhos Islands and enjoy panoramic views over the remote archipelago, where the islands are fringed with beautiful turquoise coral reefs.