5 Reasons Why You Should Travel To Australia

There is a reason why so many people enjoy traveling. It’s an excellent (and potentially expensive) hobby that opens you up to hundreds of new experiences and pushes you out of your comfort zone. You’re sure to have a great and rerlaxing time wherever you go. That is unless you view hiking Mount Everest as a travel destination.

Putting all jokes aside, traveling is truly eye-opening. You can explore some of the worlds greatest sights like the Taj Mahal, The Great Wall of China, The Pyramids of Giza, Big Ben and so on.

As great as visiting the Taj Mahal and The Great Wall of China sounds, one of the coolest places in the world to visit has to be Australia. Why Australia? Well, there are plenty of reasons. 

The best places to visit in Australia

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1. Sydney Harbour

First stop in Australia has to be the Sydney Harbour. The Sydney Harbour is the most iconic spot in Australia due to its awesome beaches and the famous Sydney Opera House. On Australia.com, the Sydney Harbour is described as, “an aquatic playground for Sydneysiders, with more than 240 kilometres (150 miles) of shoreline, punctuated by unspoiled beaches, picturesque gardens, and pockets of natural bush.” 

Moreover, the mountains near Sydney provide a perfect escape for those looking to explore more
rugged landscapes. The Blue Mountains, located a short drive from the city, are a significant
draw. Here, visitors can enjoy dramatic views, explore rainforests, hike through numerous trails,
or relax in the quaint towns scattered throughout the region.

The area is also renowned for its cultural significance to the Indigenous Darug and Gundungurra
peoples, adding a rich historical layer to its natural beauty. Whether you’re seeking adventure,
relaxation, or cultural enrichment, the mountains surrounding Sydney offer a diverse and
enriching experience that complements the seaside charm of Sydney Harbour.

2. Great Barrier Reef

Secondly, you have Australias all-round natural beauty. The geographical landscapes as well as the vast array of wildlife you have the chance to interact with are truly unique in Australia. There are a large number of nature tours you can take, from diving down to the Great Barrier Reef to visiting the remote areas of Tasmania. There is even a nature tour that gives you the chance to swim with a platypus

3. Uluru

Plus, beyond going out and seeing all the creatures the continent has to offer, you can also visit some of those aforementioned landscapes. For instance, the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a beautiful sight due to the rare ‘Red Centre’ rock formation you can see. 

Still, this is just one of many places to visit that contains some of Australia’s great nature. The Cairns rainforest is a breathtaking place, with luscious green trees, waterfalls, and – you guessed it – a bunch of animals!

Plus, there is plenty more to do in Australia than visit Sydney and go to the rainforests or beaches. 

4. Melbourne’s quirky laneways

For instance, The Laneways of Melbourne are, in a word, awesome. Containing plenty of bars, music, and street artwork, visiting the Laneways is a fun time that does not require you to get down and dirty. Still, if one of your travel companions wants to see the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park while you want to go to the Laneways, you would have to coordinate on how to get from Melbourne to Uluru. But that is beside the point. The point is that Australia is a great place to visit, and it should most definitely be on your list of travel destinations. 

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