Many people are lucky enough to come to Australia at some point in their lives. But once you know it, including applying for a passport and obtaining an Australian visa, the next important factor you should consider is what you plan to do when you get there. Here is some Guide to the best attractions in Australia, which should not be missed during the visit.
Uluru
Can you think of a more amazing natural side than Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock? This powerful monolith, the largest in the world. The Aboriginal sacred place for thousands of years is now the main attraction in the heart of the desert. Located in Alice Springs, the trip here will take some time, but it’s definitely worth it. The huge rock is 348 meters high and measures 3.2 miles and 1.2 miles wide. It’s huge, and standing there, surrounded by a flat desert, leaves an even bigger impression.
Go for a walk on the rock or even climb. Be sure to be well prepared, it’s a long way to go! Aboriginal guides will help you tell the story of Uluru, making the experience fascinating and unacceptable. And make sure you see it at the best times of the day: sunrise and sunset. The changing colours make it really impressive.
The Great Barrier Reef
Another natural miracle is that Australia can boast of the Great Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef in the world. This incredible region, which stretches along the east coast of Australia, hosts a wide variety of marine life, including turtles, dolphins, whales, sharks, and crocodiles, not to mention the hundreds of species of birds found in this area.
The Great Barrier Reef is a refuge for divers who discover their impressive underwater landscapes and the marine creatures they encounter. But even if you’re not a diver, you can dive, swim or just relax on one of the many pristine beaches of which hundreds are in this area.
Beaches and surfing are places of interest, wherever you are, but in Australia, they are probably even more sought after. The unusual sand and blue water, without pollution, is a characteristic of the Australian coastal regions. For a truly unique experience, head to the glass bottom boat to see the underwater world from the surface. Or fly to the sky to get an unparalleled bird’s eye view.
Sydney Harbor
Australia is not just a wonderful land of nature, as Sydney Harbor clearly shows. Sydney is a fantastic city, but it is an attraction. Of course, the most important feature is the Sydney Opera House, which is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world. Just get close enough to the building, but you also have to enter to get a performance and get an unparalleled experience.
Another important feature of the port is the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Tours are available, and if you want an adventure. The upper part of the bridge offers a fantastic view of the area, and if you are in the city on New Year’s Eve, you can see spectacular fireworks.