AUSTRALIA Discover the Wonders of Australia

Capturing Australia's rich beauty in the picture can be a difficult task. The perfect magnitude of the landscapes in awe-inspiring, yet destroying beauty in the hues of this land shine brightly for the lens. With the most incredible national parks dotted around the country and some fantastic islands, tourists to Australia can be off exploring the best places in Tasmania and Kakadu as well as the Uluru-Kata-Tujuta National Parks. But with so much to see, which are the most incredible places to visit on Australia? Well, to find out, keep on watching this video. Blue Mountains One of Australia's most accessible and awe-inspiring natural wonders, the Blue Mountains lies just to the west of Sydney in New South Wales. It sprawls over a vast area and with its majestic mountains, it is simply amazing to explore and makes a popular choice for a day trip or even a weekend getaway. The Blue Mountains are named after the misty haze that the oil from its endless eucalyptus trees give off, and they are home to lots of unspoiled nature and spectacular scenery. There is also a myriad of well-maintained mountain bike paths and hiking trails with the best views to be enjoyed from Echo Point and Goviat Sleep. Moreover, as the mountains have long been the home of the Gundungura and Darug peoples, they are also a great place to learn more about Aboriginal history and culture. Additionally, there are lots of charming towns. For instance, Springwood is known for its art galleries while Loura boasts cozy craft shops and sophisticated restaurants. Daintree Rainforest The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest and most diverse tropical rainforest. It is located in Queensland and it lies on the northeast coast of Australia in a national park of the same name. Located in Queensland, its fantastic fauna, flora as well as ancient ecosystems are incredible to explore and home to lots of wild leaf. Daintree Rainforest does not consist only of lush and verdant rainforests but also includes rugged mountains, rivers, rich coral reef systems and the beautiful beaches. Moreover, Cape Tribulation is considered to boast some of the best white sandy beaches in Australia. It can be best accessed from Perth around a three-hour drive away. Daintree Rainforest is a nature lover's delight and it has lots of fun outdoor activities for tourists to try. Besides hiking aiming to dense undergrowth and watching birds or wildlife, popular pastimes include paddleboarding, zip-lining through the Canopy as well as cruising among one of its rivers. Byron Bay The notorious Byron Bay lies in the state of New South Wales, just near the Pacific Highway that connects the Brisbane to Sydney. Byron Bay is famous for its idyllic beaches, great surf spots and an incredible laid-back lifestyle. The beautiful beachside town is the nation's most popular tourist destination. While the town hosts many arts and culture festivals all year round and also a weekly farmers' markets, most people visit for its scenic setting and wealth of outdoor activities. Visitors can also enjoy scuba diving, surfing as well as whale-watching offshore. Due to Byron Bay's alternative vibe and rugged beauty, everyone from aging hippies and artistic surfers, business people and families have migrated to the town. As such, many bars and restaurants have sprung up as well as little art galleries and all types of accommodation options. Great Ocean Road, Victoria Over the decades, Mother Nature has carved up huge slices of coast along the southern shores of Australia. Today, the rocky remnants of the Ocean Road rise out of the pounding sea like an enormous puzzle piece. To capture these powerful forces of nature, you can cruise along the soaring sea cliffs of the Great Ocean Road, one of Australia's most popular scenic drives. The Twelve Apostles London Bridge, Lok R George and the Ark are some of the most prominent landforms here. Big Red Sand Dune The famous Big Red Sand Dune is located about 30 minutes outside Burlesville in remote outback Queensland. Indeed, it's a bucket list item for anyone traveling to Australia. The Big Red only stands at 40 meters high and some four-wheel-drive rules will have you there in no time. The beauty of this place is being on top of Australia's biggest sand dune as well as admiring the unrestricted views of the surrounding desert. Moreover, the wind-formed sand rivals are pure art and the amazing white flowers growing in the soft sand and also watching the sunset across the horizon are just magical. Pricene National Park, Tasmania Tasmania is famous for its primeval forests and pristine wilderness areas. Yet, Pricene still stands out from the pack. Its centerpiece is the seductive curve of Wineglass Bay where the azure waters wash upon a dazzling arc of white sand beach backed by a bush. Hike the trails to panoramic lookouts, see the pink-tinted brown-eyed crabs of the hazards rising from the sea and keep an eye for black cockatoos, kookaburras, and other wildlife as you explore the park's secluded beaches and bays. Uluru Uluru or area's rock is said to be one of Australia's most famous and remarkable landmarks. The red sandstone rock stands at around 1,142 feet above the ground and the base is 10 kilometers around. It is a part of the Uluru, the Kata Tjuta National Park and it is often explored with the Ogas or the Kata Tjuta. The whole area is best explored in a two or three-day period. This includes sunrises and sunset spots, different hikes, a 30,000 solar light bulb display, or even flying in a helicopter over the area. Moreover, the small town of Uluru is about 30 minutes away and it's a purpose-built town to provide the tourist facilities of Uluru. Maruton Island Tangalooma Resort on the Maruton Island is the perfect getaway to paradise and so close to Queensland. The Maruton Island contains different styles of accommodation but all revolved along the Tangalooma Island Resort. Also, the Tangalooma Fire will leave from the Halt Street Jetty several times a day and take around 1.5 hours to get to the island. Once you are there, there are multitudes of activities available, from sand tobogganing, helicopter flights, to snorkeling around 15 different wrecks in the shallow waters. Moreover, the entire resort is eco-friendly and uses solar power to generate most of its power. The activities have been developed to limit tourist footprints and ensure sustainability for the future to come. Also, nothing beats a sunset while you're sitting at the beach so this is one of the most beautiful places in Australia you don't want to miss. Great Barrier Reef The Great Barrier Reef is believed to be one of the seven wonders of the natural world and stretches 2,300 kilometers from Bundelberg to Port Douglas. It is said to be the largest reef system made up of 3,000 individual reefs, 300 coral caves, 600 continental islands, as well as 150 mangrove islands. Moreover, it is one of the many structures that can be viewed from space. Many tourists exploring the Great Barrier Reef will visit either Irlai Beach, Herons, or Port Douglas. You can snorkel off pontoons and boats through this entire area, dive among the coral reefs, or enjoy the many activities the island offers. It is very well known for having some of the best beaches in Queensland so you will not be disappointed. Sydney Harbour New South Wales The Sydney Harbour is considered by many to be one of the most beautiful harbours worldwide. Discrowned by the iconic Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, this notorious body of water is the heart and the soul of Wales. You can hop aboard a harbour cruise or ferry to explore its many secluded coves, tiny islands, and waterfront suburbs. If you're feeling adventurous, sign up for the Sydney Bridge Climb Adventure as well and admire the amazing views from the top of its famous bridge. Well guys, that's all we have for you today. Which location from Australia was your favorite from today's video? Let us know in the comments below. If you have enjoyed today's episode then make sure to leave us a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe to our channel and click on the bell icon to be up to date with the most exciting content as soon as it's uploaded. Thanks for watching! See you again soon in another video.