The Top 10 Most Beautiful Lakes in the World


The Top 10 Most Beautiful Lakes in the World



You can find lovely lakes throughout the world, but which are the most beautiful ones? Which lakes you should have seen in your life? We collected them for you: these are the world's 10 most beautiful lakes!

01. Lake Titicaca – Peru and Bolivia

Lake Titicaca – Peru and Bolivia

On the border between Peru and Bolivia, with the snow - covered peaks of the Cordillera Real in the background, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world at 3812 meters above sea level. There are many travelers crossing the border between Peru and Bolivia or vice versa. Lake Titicaca is particularly famous for the islands of Uros: houses floating on hand - made stone platforms. It's an impressive lake surrounded by the Andes ' high peaks.

02. Peyto Lake – Canada

Peyto Lake – Canada

Canada has so many lovely mountain lakes that the most beautiful lake can hardly be chosen. Peyto Lake is undoubtedly at the top in summer months. Then the lake's water colors smart green. You can turn to a viewpoint for a view of this special place when you drive the Icefields Parkway.

03. Lake McKenzie – Australia

Lake McKenzie – Australia

Lake McKenzie is Fraser Island Lake, an island off Australia's eastern coast. Fraser Island is unique because it is the world's biggest sand island: 98% of the island is made up of sand. And you'll find some lovely lakes, including Lake McKenzie, in the middle of all this sand. A lovely, celestial place with white sand and the clearest water you've ever seen.

04. Lake Annecy – France

Lake Annecy – France

France also has beautiful lakes, the most beautiful of which is Lake Annecy. Annecy is a summer tourist attraction, but soon it won't get crowded. You can also do all on the water. You can swim there, but you can also hire a boat or a board. If you don't want to go yourself out on the water, you can also cycle around Lake Annecy, 38 kilometers away.

05. The Dead Sea – Jordan and Israel

 The Dead Sea – Jordan and Israel

Even if many people believe the Dead Sea is a sea, it is a lake. And a fantastic lake: the world's lowest lake. It lies between the West Bank and Jordan. The Dead Sea is giant, not less than 1020 km2 in area. What is so special about the water is that you keep floating. This is certainly related to the high concentration of minerals in water (which is also very good for your skin): fill yourself with Dead Sea mud and float on salt water.

06. Lake Tekapo – New Zealand

Lake Tekapo – New Zealand

The Tekapo lake is one of the most clear lakes you 'll ever see. In spring, New Zealand 's most beautiful lake is most beautiful when the entire environment is blooming. From here you have a lovely view of Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand at 3.724 metres. Lake Tekapo is also such a place that there is practically no light pollution, so it's the best thing you can do to get your alarm clock off in the middle of the night and enjoy one of the most beautiful starlit skies you 'll ever see from your camper's tailgate.

07. Lake Baikal – Siberia

Lake Baikal – Siberia

One of Russia's highlights–discovered at the Trans - Siberian Express–is Lake Baikal. It is situated in the south of Siberia and has some impressive characteristics. It is a gigantic body of water 640 kilometers long and 80 kilometers wide in some places. With regard to the surface, the lake is therefore larger than Belgium, for example. It is also the world's deepest lake, protected by the UNESCO. The nature around it is varied and varied every season, but you always have a panoramic view of the sea.

08. Lake of Bled – Slovenia

Lake of Bled – Slovenia

Lake Bled in Slovenia should not miss a list of the world’s most beautiful lakes. It is situated in northwestern Slovenia, not far from the Italian and Austrian borders. The environment is beautiful: greener than mountainous and greener. This place is also referred to as one of the most romantic places in Europe, because there is a small island with a fairytale church in the middle of the water. Blejski Otok is officially known as the island but Bled Island is also known. You can sail there with a boat. You feel the romance when you see the green surroundings of forests and rocks and you immediately understand why so many couples are married here.

09. Plitvice lakes – Croatia

Plitvice lakes – Croatia

Plitvice Lakes is one of the most beautiful parts of the country in Croatia. This national park is a large paradise for water with lakes, caves, rivers and waterfalls. No less than 16 lakes and almost 100 waterfalls can be admired. It makes Plitvice Lakes a must-see in Croatia, a place you must have been once.

10. Lake Nakuru – Kenya

Lake Nakuru – Kenya

Perhaps you saw photos of this lake: thousands of flamingos on a river's banks. It's Lake Nakuru in Kenya, also known as a flamingo. It depends on how high the water is, how many flamingos there are, but sometimes nearly a million can be seen. Apart from the flamingos, you can see a lot more around Lake Nakuru if you are lucky that you can even

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