Australia - Holidays - Places In Australia To Visit

What to see in Australia - Australia Holidays - Places In Australia To Visit - Amazing Views in Australia

Consider experience Australia in a few days is impossible. Due to the remoteness of the country you need to have long travel plan to cover most of the places in Australia. To consider a trip to Australia, you should have a minimum of 15 days. Furthermore, the size of the country one of the largest in the world involves several miles to travel to see everything.

Most recommended and most visited places in Australia are -

The Sydney Opera House - one of the main attractions of this city. Besides offering a good music program, is a building-icon and everyone can go to restaurants and bars or cross it daily through their circuits. Sydney the Bay Bridge is celebrating its first 80 years

Melbourne - famous for its cosmopolitan nightlife and for its restaurants

Great Barrier Reef - more than 2,000 km of coral reef off the coast of Queensland, considered one of the major wonders of the world. Can be explored with goggles and flippers, or sailing, scenic flight in a glass bottom boat or staying in one of its many islands surrounded by coral

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park - a place of pilgrimage in the desert. Hundreds of miles to be traveled to get there. In addition the park has many other points of interest include the incredible Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), and stunning sunsets.

Mona- a unique museum located in an incredible place by the river, which can be reached by ferry from the port of Horbart. The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) of the Estate Morella is an innovative world-class institution. One of the most extraordinary artistic experiences of the country

Daintree Rainforest - an ancient forest included within the World Heritage List and full of fan palms, ferns, mangroves, birds, insects and frogs. You can explore on guided walks during the day, night tours for wildlife viewing, hiking in the mountains, interpretive walks by platforms, walks through the treetops, trails without a guide, Jeep tours, horseback riding.

Great Ocean Road - The Twelve Apostles are rock formations that emerge from the rushing waters of the sea and is one of the most famous sights of Victoria. Along a winding road that crosses beaches, jungles and villages. Later, the Ocean Road leads to the sea jewel of Port Fairy and Cape Bridgewater isolated. Also walk able from the Great Ocean Trail Apollo Bay to the Apostles.

Byron Bay - A small, cozy seaside resort, dynamic, relaxed alternative. It may sound very touristy but is a perfect place for his long, quiet stretches of beach and beautiful center underdeveloped. There are surf, alternative lifestyles, organic and new age, and all very close to Sydney.

Lifeguard competitions in Gold Coast surfers - They are tanned and muscular gods of the sea and icons Australian beach culture. In Gold Coast, surfers faced each other in competitions that are stressful events season where they swim, run and make trainers racing. An extraordinary sporting event

Whitsunday Islands - Can be enjoyed in many ways: browsing the turquoise waters of the Coral Sea, relax poolside at a luxury resort, feel like a castaway on a secluded beach, or visit its waters aboard a sail boat.

Food and wine for "gourmet" - In Australia you can find delicacies to suit all budgets, wines and cheeses in Tasmania, coffee in Melbourne, Sydney oysters and shellfish, red claw in South Australia, crayfish in Western Australia or the food of the Aborigines in the Territory North.

Canberra - known for its museums - Essential to the National Gallery of Australia, with its magnificent collection of Australian art, Asian, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.

Wilsons Promontory -This national park offers some of the best opportunities to practice sendermismo Australian coast and camping. Hikers must walk the Great Prom Walk, three days, one night will stay in the keeper's house.

Cradle Mountain - Crescent-shaped ridge is a steep rock sculpted by ice and wind after millennia of erosion. It is the most recognizable and spectacular peak of Tasmania. To top it takes a whole day but offers incredible panoramic alpine heart of Tasmania.

Perth and Fremantle - Perth may be isolated, but is not a cultural wasteland. Sophisticated restaurants serve modern Australia a new selection of elegant cocktail is emerging in the most remote alleys. Downstream, the lively port of Fremantle offers a pub on every corner that is not occupied by a hostel and caddied and colonial buildings.

Broome and the Kimberley region - a city which is a dynamic mix of modern bars, beaches, nature, locals and travelers of all types. Area is land of camels, baobabs and cave paintings.

Southwest coast of Western Australia - from winery to winery country roads shaded by eucalyptus trees. You can also explore caves and historic towns. Surfers flock to enjoy the famous waves around Margaret River and many visitors come to see humpback whales.

Final of the Australian Football League - Celebrated Sabdo Melbourne last September. It's a perfect day to enjoy the Australian environment in a good pub and celebrate with the fans of this sport.

Aboriginal Art in Western Australia - In this area of 59,000 Aborigines live country of different ethnic groups and with different idiom's. In upstate, the Kimberley region offers the art of the Wandjina, Gwion Gwion's (Bradshaw) and contemporary Aboriginal art.

Darwin and Kakadu National Park - Destroyed by bombing during the Second World War and by Cyclone Tracy, Darwin as reinvention knows. This remote town has emerged from the tropical humidity to become a multicultural city and hedonistic. It is the starting point for knowing the Kakadu National Park. Aboriginal rock art bao sheer cliffs and idyllic ponds fed by huge waterfalls.

Wine regions of South Australia - Adelaide is intoxicated by the success of its three world-famous wine regions: the Barossa Valley, north, south McLaren Vale area, and the Clare Valley Riesling and their famous bike rides.

Fraser Island - an ecological jewel in which dingoes roam and lush rainforest grows on sand. A primitive utopian island with abundant wildlife, including dingoes purest race across the country.

Observation of wildlife - There is much to discover in Australia: south of the east coast will see penguins and sea lions north extraordinary cassowaries and crocodiles that seem dinosaurs. And across the country, lots of animals that cannot be found in any other part of the world: koalas, kangaroos, wombats and platypus. There are whales on the coast, sea turtles and of course, with its omnipresent kookaburras singing.

Tanami Road and Canning Stock Route - Right in the outback, a perfect road to travel in motor home or family car. The sky is blue, redder dust and salt lakes whiter than anywhere else on the planet.

Birdsville horse racing - What began in 1882 as a race horse breeders has become a huge event with over six thousand spectators who flock to this tiny town to enjoy four days of dusty race and large amounts of alcohol. Held in early September.

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Things To Do In Sydney - Travel Advice

Places To Visit In Sydney - Travel Advice

The beaches in Sydney are very famous. Sydney has more than 50 beaches and influences the culture of the city. The most famous and popular beaches are Bondi and Manly.

New South Wales Art Gallery is the most important art museum in New South Wales -Sydney, and one of the most famous cultural institutions of Australia.

The Bay Bridge -was an engineering milestone when it opened in 1932 and today remains the longest bridge in the world. One of the extraordinary views is from the Royal Botanic Gardens, taking us on a delightful walk to Macquaries Point. Walking from The Rocks, Circular Quay went through a meeting point for ferries, buses and trains.

Sydney Opera House - located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, It was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon in 1957 and inaugurated on October 20, 1973, attended by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom. Unquestionably, this is the most recognizable icons of the city of Sydney. His famous figure which mainly comprise of different roofs, was inspired by palm fronds, as told by the architect who designed it, Jorn Utzon.

Harbour Bridge - and when is not yet out of the fascination produced by the silhouette of the Opera, another awesome icon comes from the western Sydney. Has long been the longest arch bridge in the world. Today one of the towers has a viewpoint where you can enjoy an excellent panoramic view of the city.

Circular Quay (Circular Quay) - Circular Quay is built around Sydney Cove (Sydney Cove) and many consider the most important point of the city.

Cairns - From Cairns you can hire all kinds of excursions, usually a day for diving, kayaking, riding a quad ... etc. Undoubtedly the most popular and interesting diving is because the Barrier Reef is spectacular and unique in the world. You can also do a course with the card you get the diver (PADI). Hundreds of people a year go to Cairns to dive.

Although it seems a contradiction, Cains has no own beach which is easily accessible by walking from the city, so that the city has built in the center play area with fountains, pools, ponds, a walk and lawn the enjoyment of tourists and locals, called Esplanade. If you go to a real beach, I recommend you ask in the center, will tell you the buses that take you to the nearest.

Aquarium - Do not miss, if you come to Sydney to visit the aquarium! Inside, everything is reversed. The aquarium is designed so that visitors have the impression of being closer to the fish. The paths are constructed out of the aquariums in tunnels, so you can watch the fish below and above our heads, and 360 degrees! This is by far the finest and largest aquarium I've seen, but I found none to compete!



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Australia Sydney - Travel Advice

Australia Sydney Tour - Travel Advice

Sidney-is the biggest city in Australia, with a population in its metropolitan area is the capital of New South Wales and was the settlement of the first British colony in Australia

Sydney weather - has a humid subtropical climate with mild summers and cold winters with low precipitation. The climate is moderated by proximity to the sea, and extreme temperatures are recorded in the inner western suburbs. The hottest month is January.

Where to stay? 
The Glebe - The neighborhood where most travelers prefer to stay is the Glebe, which has a continuous activity for 24 hours. Here the fun and nightlife go hand in hand. By all accounts, exchange houses and souvenir shops are interspersed with the most varied restaurants menus. However, there are hundreds of cafes, pubs, nightclubs and sex shops that attention of passers misleading, but always is well guided by the signposts.

A recommended route to move around the city is the slow ferries that sail across the bay, from Miltons Point, located in the North Bay. It has one of the best views of Sydney Harbour Bridge in the foreground, and the Opera in the background. After crossing the bridge is recommended to walk and climb the south tower, from where the view over the city is spectacular.

However I was able to visit many places in the city. For once, I left the museum side, for Sydney, unlike Melbourne, is not a city where culture is emphasized. I think we can easily realize the cost of living in a city, just by looking at the rates of transport! Sydney is a very expensive city, almost equal to Paris. Speaking of Paris, a few small pieces reminded me of the City of Light! I found Sydney dirtier than other cities of Australia. However, it should qualify, we are far from Paris, it's still very light! But when you're used to the clean, sanitized view, it is difficult!

Sydney Trains-Commuter trains also reminded me of Paris. While most are very nice and relatively new, others are old and rather dirty. But by no means is the atmosphere the same. I was surprised to see how everyone made sure that no one travels up! In addition, the atmosphere on the train to work out is downright cheerful, I like being in a parallel world, where people were laughing and having a good time together in transportation.

To cross the street in Sydney is quite a hassle! Those who have already gone in Australia are well aware of what I mean. In general, the pedestrian has priority about 8 seconds to cross! I remember the first street I've been through in Australia, I wondered if it was really serious! It is therefore necessary to run to cross at times, failing to remain planted 5 more minutes.

Sydney Shopping - If you like shopping, Sydney is a paradise on Earth! George Street is the busiest shopping street, where we find the luxury department stores such as Gucci, Prada or Louis Vuitton! Not far from the town hall are the Queen Victoria Building, built in the nineteenth century, and whose interior consists of shopping arcades. It is to me the most beautiful shopping area I've seen in Australia. You want to spend time, stores are refined and individuals. I was luckier to be there for Christmas time to see the famous giant Christmas tree set with Swarovski crystals, beautiful! Moreover, by the way, I think the month of December is a great time to visit Australia this summer, the Australians are on holiday and are free for you to visit their environment, the spirit of Christmas in Australia is a must see! The downside is that hotels are soaring!

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Australia Gold Coast Is a Best Location For Honeymoon? - Travel Advice

“Surf, Bikinis and Tan”

Like how one desires to have the perfect wedding, one’s too may desire to search for the perfect honeymoon location. In our beautiful planet, surely, your perfect honeymoon location is somewhere out there. And it is! Look no further.

The Gold Coast, also known as the City of Gold, is famous for its sunny subtropical climate, surfing and
sandy beaches, night life and many theme parks. This sunshine town is located in South East Queensland of the state capital Brisbane, Australia.

The Gold Coast is your perfect honeymoon spot if you want to take long romantic walks on the beach, get a sexy tan and surf in the waves with your other half.

What’s so great about the Gold Coast?
This City of Gold consists of 57 km of coastline with some of the most popular surf breaks in Australia and the world, including, South Stradbroke Island, The Spit, Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Broachbeach, Mermaid Beach, Rainbow Bay.

To add, the Gold Coast has Australia’s largest professional surf lifesaving service to protect people on the beaches and to promote surf safety thorough the community.

What’s more is that there are many cafes and shops located just along the beach. Also, many of the hotels in the Gold Coast are situated by the beaches which make it ideal for beach lovers.

Besides the sun, the sand and the waves, there are also many theme parks to choose from.

Movie world - Want to ride on the crazy and thrilling roller coasters in all of Gold Coast, then visit movie world! In this big theme park, there are many thrilling and gravity provoking roller-coasters to choose from. This is a great theme park to spend the day with your loved one and have a great time.

Sea world - Love dolphins, and sea creatures? Then you and  your loved one must visit the Sea world! With regular shows, and with many sea creatures to see, this world is a fun place to spend the afternoon.


Dream world - Dream-world is regarded as Australia’s favourite family theme park and spans 30 hectares and is filled with a variety of rides, shows and attractions. The best part of this theme park is the VIP Passes. If you get one of these passes, you can by-pass many of the long queues for the rides and enjoy the attractions just like a VIP. A perfect way to spend your honeymoon in style.


Besides rides, there is a wildlife park inside Dream-world where you can hang out with the Kangaroos.


Wet & Wild - Wet & Wild is a water theme park where there are many crazy slides to choose from! Cool off in the refreshing water and slide your way to absolute fun and madness at this water theme park with your loved one and have a blast together!

So, is the Gold Coast a perfect honeymoon location? Definitely.

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