Blue Lake in Tasman is the clearest fresh water lake in the world. Since gaining that title in 2011, the lake has been attracting more and more visitors, which has put a huge strain on the ...

Blue Lake (below), in New Zealand's South Island, is the clearest lake in the world. It is fed by water from Lake Constance, above. Both are found just next to Mount Franklin, in the Tasman ...

According to reports by CNN, Nelson Tasman and other scientific studies, its waters have been measured with a visual clarity of up to 80 metres, making it the clearest natural freshwater in the world.

Blue Lake (Rotomairewhenua in Māori) is a small fresh water lake in Nelson Lakes National Park, in the northern reaches of New Zealand's Southern Alps. In a study conducted in 2011, ...

The result is a water so clean it reveals its natural blue-violet hue. Rotomairewhenua is also a sacred site for the Mori iwi Ngti Apa ki te R T tribe, who first named it the "lake of peaceful lands".