The Blue Lake small town on the limestone coast (Limestone Coast) of South Australia is Mount Gambier, most famous attraction in the Mount Gambier.
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The Blue Lake average lake depth is 72 meters, some areas can reach 75 meters deep. The Blue Lake water mainly comes from Rain Water and groundwater, its water quality is clear and transparent, it is the main source of drinking water for local people. Scientists believe that the summer temperature is high, so that the surface of the lake calcium carbonate separated from the water, forming tiny microcrystals, in the sun scattered, full of gorgeous blue. From the height overlooking, The Blue Lake looks like a sparkling huge sapphire, bright and charming.
There are several viewing platforms on the The Blue Lake side, which can be viewed from different angles The Blue Lake, There is a maximum rotating viewing platform in the northwest of the lake, the best location, the panoramic view of the The Blue Lake and the appearance of the town of Gambier, and the 3.6-kilometer highway and walkway around the The Blue Lake directly to many scenic spots, the most famous of which is the underwater passage connecting the The Blue Lake and the Lake. Visitors will have the opportunity to take a glass elevator to the evacuated dolomite shaft and observe closely through the underwater tunnel The Blue Lake, intuitively understand the hydrological principles contained in the Mount Gambier water supply and soil and water layer systems. In addition, listening to local wonders, experiencing European style of accommodation, folklore and aboriginal culture is also a pleasure.
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