Australia has a myriad of natural wonders, which means that the adventurous tourist will be spoiled for choice; this country in the Southern hemisphere has something for everyone. Of course, you want to know which places of Australia to visit during your trip and to find the best cities, national parks, islands and others regions that Australia has to offer. I’m pretty sure everyone wants to visit Australia at least once in their lifetime and you should too considering how full of beauty and natural wonder it is.

1. Great Barrier Reef Introduction: The Great Barrier Reef the world’s largest reef system spreading over 2,600 km with approximately 900 islands, larger than the Great Wall of China, reef is thought to be around 6 to 8 thousand years old. The Great Barrier Reef is the top places to visit in Australia. No trip to Australia would be complete without visiting the Great Barrier Reef. There live 400 types of coral, and 1500 species of fish and large populations of dugongs live there also including many vulnerable or endangered species, some of which may be endemic to the reef system.

2. Sydney Harbour Introduction: Sydney Harbour Bridge is nicknamed “The Coathanger” is commonly referred to as the most beautiful natural harbour in the world location in the first European settlement in Australia and 134 meters above the sea level. 20% of the population of Sydney can see the bridge at least once a day. The best time of year to visit is New Year. Whilst you can drive across the bridge, there is a toll so beware!

3. Fraser Island Introduction: Fraser Island is the biggest sand island in world spreads across 1840 km². In fact, Fraser Island is the only place in the world where rainforest are found growing on sand. located along the southern coast of Queensland, Australia. Bird lovers will be in paradise as Fraser Island is home to over 300 species of bird. One of the best things to do is hire your own car and explore the island at your leisure also don’t miss the famous clear Champagne Pool.

4. Uluru Introduction: Uluru has to be one of the best known sights of Australia and one of the world’s greatest natural wonders! For a taste of aboriginal culture and history, make your way to Uluru. Old name of Uluru is Ayers Rock. Uluru is a large monolith rock formation in the southern part of the Northern Territory in central Australia. The best time to visit is July, August and September.

5. Barossa Introduction: Barossa is one of the major wine (red wine in particular) producing regions of South Australia. If you particularly are a wine lover, then Barossa is right place to visit. Barossa valley is formed by the North Para River, being only 60km northeast of Adelaide, the southern end of the valley is only about one hour’s drive from the city. There are more than 50 wineries in the region and 390 hectares of flora & fauna.

6. The Great Ocean Road Introduction: The Great Ocean Road one of the world’s most unforgettable coastal drives located at an hours drive from Melbourne. The beauty of this road is consists of Australia’s signature limestone rock formations, such as the famous ’12 Apostles’ it’s fancy doing it by car. Road is a 243km stretch of road along the south eastern coast of Australia between the Victorian cities of Torquay and Warrnambool. Best time to go, probably spring and autumn when the scenery is at its best.

7. Kangaroo Island Introduction: Kangaroo is third largest island after Tasmania and Melville in Australia but Kangaroo has more to offer. It is the best places to visit in Australia with kids. because Kangaroo is like a zoo with rare birds and plenty of kangaroos and koalas the ocean is teeming with fish and sea lions. The wine is pretty good too for you. Visit Kangaroo Island. You’ll see why it’s a tourism icon.

8. Kakadu National Park Introduction: Kakadu national park (name ‘Kakadu’ is from Gagudjuan, an Aboriginal floodplain language) is a living cultural landscape and the largest national park in Australia covering an area of 4,894,000 acres, located within the Alligator Rivers Region of the Northern Territory of Australia. The national park Kakadu is home to 68 mammals, more than 120 reptiles, 26 frogs, more than 2,000 plants and over 10,000 species of insects, the park is ideal of those wishing to know more about Aboriginal culture. You can drive in yourself but for the alligator reason it’s best to take a tour!

Along the eastern coast of Australia, holiday makers will find a small rural town merging with those on the outskirts, the town of Milton Australia. Noted for its rural heritage dating to the mid-nineteenth century, Milton is a listed National Trust location.

Commonly enjoyed festivals in the region take note of agricultural heritage. The Milton Agricultural and Horticultural Show resembles a county fair, featuring a dog show and a chance for farmers to show off their animals. Enjoy rural exhibitions, live music, even a rodeo. The Settlers Fair also pays tribute to agriculture as well as heritage. Come and enjoy historic displays and workshops on sheep shearing or listen to a story-teller. Both of these events welcome the whole family. At harvest time, stick around for the Scarecrow Festival. Celebrate in a similar way to the the Settlers Fair, except with many beautiful scarecrow creations on display.

A regular village market gives tourists a chance to witness the array of products for sale and bring home something original. The only catch is you have to have excellent timing as the market happens just one morning every month. Purchase clothing or crafts. Bag some ingredients to bring back to self-catering accommodation. Many artists in various media make Milton their home. Admire their paintings and pottery, displayed in galleries, stalls or shops. Look out for a masterpiece during your stay.

Another art form to explore here is the skill of making fine wine. Cupitts Winery encourages tourists to come and taste some of their products at the cellar door and purchase bottles to take away. This is also a good place to stop for lunch or dinner. A wine show also takes place in Milton. Come and taste the entries, then see which of the many south coast wineries walk away with medals. Should vegetarian fare entice you back into town, there is a restaurant serving meat-free burgers and more.

GZone Flower Farm provides a glimpse at what being totally green means. Witness their stunning displays of flowers all year while marveling at thoroughly environmentally friendly methods. They also sell food and novelties. Lovers of outdoor activities have come to the right place. Morton National Park entices ramblers into the bush while Pigeon House Mountain poses a steep challenge to hikers. A stop at Lake Conjola is sure to offer up plenty of water sports. Try water skiing, fishing, sailing or swimming in the beautiful waters.