Places to Visit in Australia

The land of kangaroos is a great inspiration for holidays. The country continent surrounded by oceans is a perfect place for adventure and explore fantastic places.

Here is a list of places which should be covered during your Australia International tour.

 Blowhole Point – Sydney

The Blowhole in Kiama , New South Wales is one of the tourist attraction place. This is a natural spot where the blowhole can spray water up to 25metres and some sea conditions.

Mount Kiama – Sydney

One more natural scenic beauty of the city Kiama is the Saddleback Mountain Lookout giving you a mind-blowing view of the southern coast of New South Wales.

Stanwell Tops – Sydney

Stanwell Tops located between cities of Sydney and Wollongong, in New South Wales. The adventurous tandem flights hang gliding and paragliding can be tried on the Stanwell tops.

Helensburgh Temple

The famous Hindu temple, Helensburgh Sri Venkateshwara temple, attracts all the devotees of the country and tourists. The temple offers daily pooja, celebrations of festivals, events and arranges activities like learning of Sanskrit and vedas to the interested.

One more Hindu Temple, The Murugan Temple – Paramatta.

Bondi Beach - Sydney

Bondi beach is one more tourist site of Australia. Bondi beach is the busiest with many occurring live events all-round the year.  

Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge

The world-famous Sydney Opera House, a multi venue art centre in Sydney. The opera house comprises of a cluster of performance spaces for arts hosting over 1500 performances annually.

The harbour bridge is a steel arch bridge across Sydney harbour and named as “The Coathanger” because of its arc design. The bridge carries rail, vehicles, and pedestrian traffic.  The view of the Sydney harbor, the bridge and the nearby opera house is an image to be watched.

Melbourne Yarra River

The Yarra River, 242 km long flows from the Yarra Ranges to the city of Melbourne. The scenic beauty along the bank of the river can be enjoyed either by having a walk or board a river craft to visit Melbourne park for Australian Tennis Open, the Royal Botanical Gardens and Herring Island Park.

12 Apostles

One more natures splendor beauty is the 12 Apostles in Victoria, Australia. They are the limestone stacks formed by the erosion of limestone cliffs due to harsh weather of Southern Ocean. Even though today we have just 8 apostles left, the name remains the same.

Loch Ard Gorge

Located just 3 minutes west from the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge belonging to Port Campbell National Park is one more natural treasure attracting tourists.

The Grotto

The Grotto is one more natural rock formation and an overlooked tourist attraction of the country. It is a sinkhole found on the journey along the Great Ocean Road near to Port Campbell, Victoria. The sea views can be caught by a walking up and down the steps. Though open all the year, Sunset and Sunrise during summer are the best time for its visit.

Brambuk

The National park and cultural centre, operated and owned by the Aboriginal people and reads a lot of Aboriginal culture of Australia.

Jaw of Death

The Grampians National Park, located in Grampians , Victoria a series of sandstone mountain ranges. Also called as The National Park for its natural beauty and richest rock art sites.

Mackenzie Falls

The Mackenzie Falls, 3 hours from north west Melbourne, located in The Grampians National Park, Victoria. The falls flows around the year with refreshing water falling experience.   

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