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Why You Should Visit Australia At Least Once In Your Life

Why You Should Visit Australia At Least Once In Your Life

From amazing white-sand beaches to world-class surfing opportunities, discover Australia on your next coastal holiday!

When one thinks of Australia, the first image that comes to our minds is probably of kangaroos and of the Great Barrier Reef. The country holds so much more – it's huge, incredibly diverse and spans six time zones. With stunning beaches, iconic architecture and remarkable wildlife, it is a traveller’s paradise and offers a series of bucket list experiences. Here are some of the top reasons for visiting Australia on your next holiday.

Visit Uluru – the world’s largest monolith and the heart of Red Centre

Considered the spiritual heart of the country, this striking red monolith is over 600 million years old and also known as Ayer’s Rock. Uluru stands at 348 m and forms the centrepiece of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Sunrise and sunsets are magical in Uluru and should not be missed. Take an aboriginal guided tour to learn about the traditional way of life here. 

Visit-Uluru

Explore the natural wonder - The Great Barrier Reef

Great Barrier Reef is another reason for visiting Australia. It is the world’s largest living structure and can even be seen from outer space. This bucket-list destination is perfect for snorkeling, scuba diving and surfing. Visitors can cruise around the islands or hop on flight to explore the natural beauty of the coral reefs.

The-Great-Barrier-Reef

Take a ferry to Rottnest Island to see the elusive Quokkas

Located just 19 km from Perth, Rottnest Island makes for the ideal excursion and offers picturesque landscapes and varied wildlife including the quokkas which are exclusive to this island. The best time to see these friendly animals is in the evening. Besides quokkas. This protected nature reserve also boasts unique flora and fauna including striking marine life. 

Rottnest Island

Marvel at the Sydney Opera House

An architectural marvel of the 20th century, Sydney Opera House was inaugurated in 1973 and is widely recognized as a world-class performance centre. Set in a remarkable waterscape and inspired by yacht sail, it looks impressive from every angle. Attend a performance, dine at one of the on-site restaurants or just stroll around the base of the structure admiring its beauty – Sydney Opera House is definitely a must-visit tourist spot!

Opera house Sydney

Drive through the scenic Great Ocean Road

Located in Victoria, the Great Ocean Road is one of the most scenic roads in the world stretching over 300 km between Torquay and Allansford along the south-west coastline. It is ideal for a road trip and can be covered in a day and usually takes over 6 hours but we suggest breaking up the journey over a couple of days and taking your time to explore the numerous popular spots. 

Great Ocean Road

Enjoy island hopping on Whitsundays 

Comprised of 74 idyllic islands, Whitsundays in Queensland boasts beautiful white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters and exceptional marine life. Each of these islands is unique in its own way and offers scenic beauty and magical sunsets. Hamilton island is ideal for adrenaline junkies and watersport enthusiasts. You can enjoy a helicopter ride here and get a glimpse of the iconic Heart reef from above. Dent Island is perfect for golfers and yoga enthusiasts.

Whitsundays

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