discover australia's nature and adventure there's nothing like
Australian adventures find yourself exploring the great ocean road diving
the Great Barrier Reef going to the outback and meeting local wildlife
fine Technicolor treasures on the Great Barrier Reef unforgettable is the word
most people use to describe the Great Barrier Reef a spectacle Sylvester can
be seen from space this world heritage marine wonderland is an explosion of
color that stretches for 1,650 miles off the Queensland coast
Kangaroo Island meat seals sea lions koalas Wallabies sandy coots and
platypus in the wild on Kangaroo Island and ecological Haven accessible from
Adelaide the desert dunes beaches forests and farmland are just a short
flight from Adelaide or ferry ride from cape jervis on the South Australian
coast watch penguins make their nightly pilgrimage to shore and sea fur seals
frolic on the rocks and a colony of Australian sea lions at seal bay
lose yourself in kakadu national park you'll be lost for words in world
heritage-listed Kakadu National Park octopus tree of rainforest and
Aboriginal cultural artifacts across 12,000 square miles
rugged escarpment lush wetlands plunging gorges and cascading waterfalls spill
over each other here in our largest Nature Park you'll see millions of
migratory birds and the wetlands and crocodiles son their primitive hives on
the banks of the oddly river
meet the locals up close and personal wherever you find them Australia's white
sandy beaches are just as you imagined uncrowded
unspoiled and utterly enticing you can marvel at the wildlife and world
heritage-listed wonders chiloe at a beach retreat or just enjoy fish and
chips on the shore however you experience our coastline the crashing
waves and gentle sea breeze are all part of a lifestyle that you won't want to
leave behind
Ningaloo reef meet the world's biggest fish - the whale shark - in the clear
turquoise waters of Western Australia's huge fringing reef these gentle
underwater giants feed on the bright coral reef between April and June
you can also dive swim or snorkel with dolphins graceful manta rays and
hundreds of species of tropical fish on Ningaloo this rainbow of marine life is
just metres from the shore
ride a camel along the beach all manner of adventure is possible against the
Kimberley's ancient landscapes ride a camel along grooms cable beach then take
a four-wheel drive along to get river road to kun on earth where you can float
across mighty waterways such as lake argyle envy or river fly over the
magnificent waterfalls of the man chill plateau or the bungle bungle ranges and
world heritage-listed brittany Lilu national park so gob Sydney you'll find
a gorgeous Harbor seductive outdoor lifestyle and great natural beauty tie
act under the Sydney Harbour Bridge or waved at the Opera House as you ride the
ferry across the harbour to Manley learn to surf at Bondi Beach or swim in the
calm waters of coogee lose yourself in the cobblestone call the sex of the
rocks or in the markets boutiques cafés and pubs of Paddington Sydney offers
fabulous food festivals and 24/7 fun
surf Australia Australian surf beaches where first class waves for all surfing
abilities crash are born from the Pacific Ocean in the east the Indian
Ocean and the West and the Southern Ocean in the South visit iconic bells
beach near Torquay the gateway to Victoria's Surf Coast on the great ocean
road
Tasmania with 40% of the island protected as national parks and reserves
pristine wilderness and local wildlife is never far away the world heritage
area stretches more than 1.3 eight million hectares from the rugged alpine
peaks and dense rainforests of cradled mountain and the north to the island's
remote southern tip you'll see Wallabies wombats and Tasmanian devils and more
visit banquets on Phillip Island every day at dusk Summerland beats on Phillip
Island comes alive with thousands of little penguins watch them waddle home
in riotous packs and pairs after their long day foraging for food and I see
bass straight the rugged ocean beaches sheltered bays blow holes and caves are
also home to koalas abundant bird life and a large colony of fur seals it's
hard to believe this teeming natural habitat is just 90 minutes from
Melbourne