10 Useful Advice for Visiting Pink Lakes: Including a Secret to Avoid 99% of Visitors

2. Pack Appropriate Gear

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A pleasant and fun pink lake trip depends on properly getting ready with supplies. Start with sun protection: must-haves are sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, high-SPF sunscreen. The water's reflecting surface can magnify the sun's rays, so correct protection is rather important to prevent heat exhaustion and sunburn. Particularly if you will be strolling on uneven ground or salt-crust coastlines, comfortable, closed-toe shoes are vital. Bring lots of water to keep hydrated; many pink lakes are in desert areas where dehydration can be a significant worry. Including band-aids, antiseptic wipes, and any personal meds you might need, a little first aid kit is always a great idea. Pack water shoes to guard your feet from sharp salt crystals or uneven lake bottoms should you intend to enter the water (where allowed). Along with snacks, a lightweight, long-sleeved shirt for extra sun protection, and a reusable water bottle, consider bringing Additionally advised is a waterproof bag or case for your electronics as the salty surroundings could damage devices. Finally, think about packing a little towel or sarong for several uses including drying off, sitting on, or adding extra cover from sun.