Places to visit in Australia
Sydney, New South WalesUluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern TerritoryKings Canyon, Northern Territory
Kings Canyon. jimmyboy/shutterstock
Moreton Island, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Artificial reef on Moreton Island, the third largest sand island in the world. mark-higgins/shutterstock
Noosa, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Noosa, a popular cosmopolitan beach town north of Brisbane. col/shutterstock
Hervey Bay, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Hervey Bay, one of the best destinations in Australia for seeing humback whales which visit from August to November. dmitriy-komarov/shutterstock
Fraser Island, Sunshine Coast, QueenslandThe Kimberleys, Western AustraliaThe Great Barrier Reef, Far North QueenslandCairns, Far North Queensland
Palm Cove near Cairns. Cairns is the fourth most visited city in Australia and is a popular departure point to the Great Barrier Reef. janelle-lugge/shutterstock
Cape Tribulation, Far North Queensland
Fan Palm at Cape Tribulation, a small settlement 3 hours north of Cairns. It is a popular eco tourist destination. silken-photography/shutterstock
The Whitsundays, Far North Queensland
Whitehaven beach in the Whitsunday Islands, one of the most popular yachting destinations in the Southern Hemisphere. taras-vyshnya/shutterstock
Wilson's Promontory, Victoria
Wombat at Wilson's Promontory, the southernmost point of mainland Australia. robyn-butler/shutterstock
Byron Bay, New South Wales
View over the main beach of Byron Bay, a mecca for surfers, backpackers and hippies.
Coober Pedy, South Australia
Digging machine in Coober Pedy, an opal mining town in a desolate part of central Australia. The summers here are so harsh that many residents live underground. joern/shutterstock
Melbourne, Victoria
View along the Yarra River in Melbourne, a metropolis crowned the 'worlds most livable city' three years in a row.
The Great Ocean Road, VictoriaPerth, Western Australia
Cottesloe beach. janelle-lugge/shutterstock
Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Ninglaoo is the second largest reef in Australia and contains an amazing diversity of marine life including dolphins, manta rays, dugongs and humpback whales. Whale sharks visit from March to June. andrea-izzotti/shutterstock
Nambung National Park, Western Australia
The Pinnacles limestone rock formation. nokuro/shutterstock
Kakadu National Parks, Northern TerritoryFreycinet National Park, Tasmania
Wineglass bay in Freycinet National Park, voted by travel authorities as one of the ten best beaches in the world.
Cradle Mountain, Tasmania
Dove Lake in Cradle Mountain, the starting point for Australia's most famous bush walk, the 82 km Overland Trek. jacqui-martin/shutterstock
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