Australia is a destination for tourists, the world’s smallest continent and the largest island. Australia, with its red-earthy national parks, beautiful beaches, and sandy plains, is host to some of the most spectacular animals and cherished stories of the Aboriginal tribes. Here are all the fun and happy destinations for your next Down Under holiday in Australia!

Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park is Australia’s largest national park and a World Heritage Site. Kakadu is one of the largest nature locations in the world and is one of Australia’s most popular tourist attractions.

Things to see: 300 varieties of birds, indigenous wood, magnificent waterfalls, lakes, gorges, mangroves and animals including wallaghouses, saltwater crocodiles and dingoes.

Fraser Island

The Fraser Island is the world’s largest sand island and a major part of Australia’s sightseeing, just a short ferry trip from Hervey Bay. It provides one of the best 4-wheel-drive adventures in Australia. Ferry from Rainbow Beach and Hervey Bay can also be met. Yes, thanks to its good weather at the moment, it was one of the best places to visit in Australia in March.

Things to see: Luxurious rain forests with an incredible variety of slum fauna, sand dunes, freshwater lakes and streams, multi-colored sand cliffs and wreckage hills along the wonderful sea coast.

Heide Museum of Modern Art

A combination of a contemporary art gallery, a historical art museum and a park of heritage. Heide Museum of Modern Art. It’s situated in a beautiful area and it lies on a huge luxury farmland the perfect reason to visit this exclusive museum. It is a must-see spot for most of Australia’s visitors!

Things to do: Take a stroll through Heide’s large and quiet place to appreciate the vibrant heritage of Melbourne and the background of the community.

Opera House, Sydney

The Sydney Opera House is one of Australia’s most popular tourist destinations accompanied by the iconic Harbour Bridge and the stunning royal botanic gardens. Considered an architectural masterpiece of the century, this humanity feat hosts several venues designed to reflect the image of a huge sailing ship.

Things to do:  Take a tour of the house, containing theatres, galleries, a concert hall, showrooms and a theater, and sample an incredible Australian meal in one of the fine restaurants.

Carlton Gardens

The two Australian tourist attractions listed as World Heritage Sites are Carlton Buildings and the Melbourne Exhibition Buildings. We have also been founded in the 18th century, and one of the most ancient sites in Australia. This is likely to be the showcase of Australia’s unique places!

Things to do: Enjoy floral landscapes, ornamental lakes and artistic wells; walk through Mortan bay’s collection of fig trees planted by local indigenous peoples; visit the Melbourne Museum, admire the Hochgurtel fountain from the Victorian age and the French circular source.

Ballooning Over Yarra Valley

Melbourne is one of the very few towns in the world through which you can cross through a hot air balloon. Balloning the Yarra River takes you up to one of the most beautiful viticultural regions in Australia, giving a magnificent view of the lush landscapes and wines.

Things to do: Greet the amazing morning sun as you flock an hour on a hot air ball over the Yarra Valley and its vineyards.

Skiing at Snowy Mountains

The Snowy Mountains area is Australia’s only snow sports destination. This Mt Kosciuszko-one of the highest peaks and one of the only glacial lakes in the country-is renowned for its authentic alpine landscape. You have plenty of chances to enjoy yourself here on the snow plains. Then, head directly to one of Australia’s best places to visit for a holiday experience!

Things to do: Learn to ride, snowboard, snowboard and skate suit. Ride down the pathways after the night to get amazing views and thrill. On the pistes you can go for a scenic lift ride, explore Yarrangobilly city and ancient caves. Experience the great area foods, sweets, drinks and tasty meals.