Travelers to Australia enjoy the open spaces and native beauty of the wild countryside in the great outdoors. The landscape includes tropical rainforests, beaches and immersive landscapes. While exploring Australia’s beautiful scenery, travelers can experience some of the world’s greatest sights.
The United Nations, UNESCO, has long had a list of wonderful places in the world, which are known as World Heritage
Great Barrier Reef The coast of the Queen’s continent. The Great Barrier Reef, along the northeast coast of Australia, contains the world’s largest collection of coral reefs. Coral reefs have 400 species of coral, 1,500 species of fish and 4,000 species of molluscs. The reef is home to the “sea cow” and the great green turtle, both of which are in danger of extinction.
KakaduNational Park, Northern Territory. Unique archaeological and ethnological collections. Cave paintings, rock carvings and archaeological sites reveal the life of the region’s inhabitants.
Willandra Lakes Region, New South Wales: Fossil remains of a series of lakes and sand formations prehistoric
How Island Group Lord., New South Wales. Isolated oceanic islands, born of volcanic activity, make up the deepest part of the ocean more than two miles below the sea.
Solitary Tasmania, State of Tasmania: Glacial Rise and Reserve make up one of the last remaining temperate rain forests in the world
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, States of New South Wales and Queensland: This site, along the Great Escarpment on the east coast of Australia, is known as a major geological specimen/
Uluru-Kata tjutaNational Park, Northern Territory. National Park with spectacular geological formations, a huge sandy field with immense monoliths and rock domes.
Wet Tropics: The area along the northeast coast of Australia is made up of tropical rainforests.
Bay of Falcons, Western Australia: Bay of Falcons, at the western tip of the continent, features islands, vast sea grass beds, sea cows and stomatolites (colonies of algae formed in hard, dome-shaped deposits).
Frasier Island, Queensland: Off the east coast of Australia is the largest sand island in the world, with remnants of a long sandy beach.
Australian Fossil Mammals, Queensland and South Australia: Riversleigh and Naracoorte are among the great fossil world site
Heard and McDonald Islands: Located in the Southern Ocean, they are the only volcanically active sub-antarctic islands in the world. Pristine island ecosystems are rare.
Macquarie Island, State of Tasmania: An oceanic island in the Southern Ocean, roughly halfway between Australia and the Antarctic continents. It is significant as the only place on earth where rocks from the earth’s mantle are exposed above sea level.
Major Blue Mountains Area: The area consists of sandy plains, escarpments and gorges and temperate eucalyptus.
PurnululuNational Park, Western Australia: The park continues the Bungle Bungle Range, from the Devonian -age composed of gravel road.
Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens, Melbourne, Victoria: The building and foundation for the great international exhibitions of 1880 and 1888 was established, the building is constructed of brick and materials, steel and thatched roof. There are elements of Byzantine, Romanesque, Lombard and Italian Renaissance styles.
Sydney Opera House, New South Wales: The Sydney Opera House is one of the great opera houses of the 20th century, marked by its design and structure. A large turtle-shaped urban sculpture is located at the tip of the peninsula in Sydney Harbour. The Sydney Opera House is recognized as a great monument of art.
