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With its unmatched scenic diversity, Australia will continue to amaze you during a trip here. Australia is a huge continent almost the size of Europe. From the coastline with its infinite blue ocean views and miles of sandy beaches, to the raw charm of the spectacular red rock mountain in the interior lands, Australia is a paradise for travelers. In addition to its incredible natural areas, there are modern, bustling metropolises like Sydney, Melbourne and Perth to explore. And when you’ve had enough of the city, afterwards you can always find overwhelming peace and quietness in the iconic outback with world famous sights such as Ayers Rock, which is also called Uluru by the original Aboriginal people.

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Australians are also true outdoor people and enjoy life to the fullest. There are so many adventurous things to see and do here. For example, you can learn to surf, go scuba diving at the beautiful Great Barrier Reef, take a motorhome trip along the coast, or just tour around at your own pace. But whatever you don’t forget to discover a few national parks and see kangaroos and other animals in the wild. Most travelers begin their trips on the east coast of Australia, especially between Sydney and Cairns. On this route of more than 2500 kilometers you can find a lot of interesting places to stop at. Popular spots along the East Coast of Australia are Sydney, Byron Bay, Brisbane, Fraser Island, and the Great Barrier Reef. It does not come at a surprise that this continent is a magnet for travellers.

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The Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is often referred to as the largest living organism on Earth by scientists. The bright colors of this over 2,300 kilometers long coral reef can even be seen from out of space. It extends from the southern part of Australia's Queensland province all the way to the southern tip of Papua New Guinea The combination of coral formations, sandy beaches and clear waters is unequalled. Most visitors only come here for a daily snorkeling or diving trip. However, if you get the chance, it’s highly recommended to spend a few days here. You’ll be amazed at what you see underwater.

Aboriginal Culture

Australia is not only the country of kangaroos, crocodiles, koalas and impressive nature. It is also the home of one of the oldest peoples in the world: the aboriginals. During a trip to this country, do not miss out on learning more about these fascinating people. Their ways of life, rock art, culture and knowledge of The Dreaming, their spiritual system of laws and faith, will make your trip to Down Under not only educational but also unforgettable. These aboriginal traditions have been passed down through many generations.

Australian Wildlife

The variety of rainforests, deserts, forests and tropical coasts make Australia a top destination for many travellers. And these natural areas are rich with wildlife. Kangaroos, for example, are iconic to Australia and can be found in many national parks. In the north of the country you can encounter fresh and saltwater crocodiles. It’s possible to spot them from the safety of a boat in Kakadu National Park. The Great Barrier Reef is filled with countless of fish and other marine life such as sea turtles and dolphins. And it has some of the best diving in the world. Koalas, wallabies, whales, penguins, and much more can be also be found in different areas in Australia. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars and camera when you visit.

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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is known for its ancient landscape. The main attraction of the park is the Uluru, a natural wonder of the world and a sacred and spiritual Aboriginal place. According to the Aboriginal people, Uluru has a special cultural meaning where earth and memories are one. This sandstone reddish rock is about 348 meters high and has a circumference of about 3,6 kilometers. Outside of observing the Uluru, this park also offers amazing spiritual bush walks and there is an incredible viewing platform where you get spectacular views of the landscape. Watching a sunrise here will definitely leave an impression on you.

Daintree Rainforest

Daintree Rainforest is one of the oldest rainforests in the world. What makes this national park so special is the fact that it is home to a complex rainforest ecosystem with interesting plants and wildlife, some of which are endemic. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and this is believed to be one of three oldest forests in the world. You can explore the rainforest, valleys, beautiful beaches, forested mountains and clear rivers on your own or with a guide.

Fraser Island

Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world. This is an interesting destination in Australia that you should consider visiting if the opportunity arises. The island consists mainly of sand and dunes and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Camping is the main type of overnight stay on the island. You can’t swim in the seas around the island as the waters are infested with tiger sharks. There are a few spots around the island where you can observe them swimming around. However, you can swim in a large lake called Lake McKenzie. The lake is not very deep and has a soft sandy bottom.

South Australian Wine Regions

Over the years, Australia has made a name for itself with its high quality wines. And these excellent wines are mainly produced in regions in Southern Australia such as Hunter Valley, Barossa Valley and Orange. The south of Australia has large green plains with suitable soil that are excellent for growing grape vines. Many regions have a visitor center where you can find information about the vineyards and book tastings. This region is also very suitable for hiking and cycling trips. The vineyard views are incredible.

Sydney

Sydney is where many travelers start their trip through Australia. This is an energetic city with a warm atmosphere and many sights and things to do. The famous Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge are impressive. And Sydney’s port itself is busy and lively. Relatively close by are the must-see Blue Mountains, where wild kangaroos hop around. In the middle of the city you can also find wildlife at the zoo and the Sydney Aquarium. Sydney has a number of beaches as well. You have the world famous and popular Bondi Beach, where you can learn to surf. There is also Manly Beach which is a bit more relaxing compared to Bondi Beach. If you have some time in your busy travel itinerary, you should definitely check out these beaches.

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