Known as the largest sand island in the world and one of Australia's best outdoor adventures, Fraser Island is a World Heritage Site! With its purest sands and turquoise waters, the enchanting land of perfectly planned beaches will captivate every traveler. It is home to freshwater streams, lakes and springs, high sand dunes and ancient mystical rainforests, and an astonishing diversity of flora and fauna.

A short ferry ride from Hervey Bay, Fraser Island offers one of Australia's unique four wheeler adventures. You can also take a ferry from Rainbow Beach and Hervey Bay. In fact, it's one of the best places to visit in Australia in March when the weather was nice at the time.

Location: Queensland, Australia

Great Otway National Park is a national park located in the Barwon region of southwestern Victoria, Australia. The 103,185 hectare national park is located in the Otway Ridge, a low mountain range on the coast about 162 kilometers southwest of Melbourne. It includes a variety of landscapes and types of plants.

Surrounded by rugged coastline, beaches, the peaks of the Otway Mountains and three dazzling waterfalls of Triplet Falls, Great Otway National Park is truly Australian land, where the giants of ancient mythology met the turbulent waters! Every moment you spend in this mysterious woodland will take you back to your true roots and Mother Earth as part of your Australia travel package. Indeed, the most beautiful and dreamy escape from lush greenery awaits you here!

Location: Barwon South West region of Victoria, Australia

The Freycinet Peninsula is a large peninsula located off the east coast of Tasmania, Australia. The peninsula is to the north of Schouten Island and is part of the Freycinet National Park. Freycinet is located in the Glamorgan Spring Bay Municipal Government Area in southeastern Tasmania.

The area is approximately 110 km (68 miles) northeast of the city of Swansea. Freycinet National Park appears in one of the most cinematic travel videos. This is one of the most incomparable places on earth and one of the best places to visit in Australia! A stay here will remind you of what a perfectly sculpted nature would look like. Travelers looking for an escape from their dreams can't afford to miss this miracle!

Location: Eastern coast of Tasmania, Australia

Broome, also known as Rubibi by the Yawuru people, is a popular beach paradise and resort town located in Australia's Kimberley region, 1,681 km north of Perth. Ride a camel around Cable Beach and experience the feeling of being part of a painting as its silhouette is captured on a sunset canvas. Popular things to do include sunset camel rides along the sweeping shores of Cable Beach, basking on the beaches of Broome, kayaking, and whale-watching. Broome fishing is also fantastic–it's one of the top spots to cast a line in Australia.

You can visit the Broome Historical Museum, Broome Crocodile Park and Stairway to the Moon. From March to October, the moonlight paints a fantastic optical illusion of the stairway to the moon, a breathtaking sight! This sunset country is a wonderful place to experience at least once in a lifetime on a trip to Australia!

Location: Kimberley region of Western Australia

Scuba divers' dream paradise! Located in the Coral Sea, this World Heritage Site can be seen from space and is one of the largest living things on Earth. One of the Seven Wonders of the World, the world's largest barrier reef system is the Great Barrier Reef.

A phenomenon that ranks high on the most popular traveler lists, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the top reasons many people travel to Australia. This ecosystem is made up of thousands of coral reefs and hundreds of islands, with over 600 species of hard and soft corals, a kaleidoscope of our planet's nature. Specifically, it occupies a huge territory containing more than 3000 coral reefs and hundreds of picturesque islands. With mosaics of numerous species of colorful fish, shellfish, starfish, turtles, dolphins, sharks and more, this is a true paradise for aquatic life too! Are you planning to go to one of Australia's most amazing tourist attractions with your loved one?

Location: Off the east coast of the Queensland mainland, Australia

Situated on the outskirts of Brisbane, Mooloolaba on Queensland's Sunshine Coast has everything you could want for a beach holiday. With gentle waves dancing on the gentle sand and a lively atmosphere with a variety of activities, this place is sure to change beach culture again.

A 5-minute walk from Mooloolaba Beach, this lively little marina is home to one of the area's top attractions, the SEA Life Sunshine Coast, and some of Mooloolaba's best restaurants. It is also the starting point for many of Mooloolaba's cruise ships and charter fishing. The highlight here is lunch. Travel, explore and celebrate life with our Australia Tour Packages while enjoying the perfectly crafted nature and soothing worlds!

Location: Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland, Australia

Paronella Park remains a unique ecologically pristine place where a magical and unforgettable place nestled among ancient gardens comes to life. Explore the thrilling Devil's Pond. It is also known as Babinda Boulders. And you can customize your experience with our Australian Holiday Packages.

The confluence of three streams near Queensland, this natural pool will give you an adrenaline rush! With these two attractions, explore Josephine Cascading Falls and Swimming Pit, some of the most beautiful waterfalls in tropical Queensland in Northern Australia. The beauty of it all comes together to create the perfect trinity embrace of nature that you can enjoy with your Australia travel package.

Location :

• Paronella Park : Mena Creek, Queensland, Australia
• Devil's Pool: Babinda, Queensland, Australia
• Josephine Falls : Wooroonooran, Cairns Region in the Far North region of Queensland, Australia

The continent's northernmost lands - Catseye Bay, Hamilton Island, home to indigenous culture, some 17 communities and a rich history, make Catsie Bay on Hamilton Island one of Australia's most culturally interesting destinations. Some of the best things to do at Catsey Beach on Hamilton Island, Queensland are the sandbar, snorkeling around the reef and kayak rentals.

Cat's Eye Beach is the most popular beach on Hamilton Island, Queensland. Because it is located on the resort side of the island and within walking distance of the hotel. Experience swimming pools, rainforests, petroglyphs, fishing, and pristine beaches like Captain Cook! Cruise Catsy Bay and explore beaches, rainforests and major cities, a surf-filled west coastline, and at least 50,000 years of Aboriginal culture!

Location: Southland, New Zealand

Noosa Everglades is one of two everglades on Earth, a world of water, wildlife, wonders and little-known secrets in much of Australia. The perfectly crafted serenity of the Noosa Everglades is the perfect embodiment of paradise. The River of Mirrors, known for creating amazing reflections in the water, is located upstream of the Noosa River. These picturesque pristine waters and majestic flora and fauna make it a must-see for the extraordinary traveler.

On the Sunshine Coast of southeast Queensland, Noosa Heads is much higher than the average Australian seaside town. For starters, there are still no skyscrapers on the beautiful beaches of Noosa, surrounded by thickets. Instead, nature takes precedence. Noosa's main beach is the largest stretch of sea and sand. To the east, Noosa National Park hides a headland with hiking trails that meander along cliffs and offer spectacular views of the sparkling waters.

Location: Western Sunshine Coast, Australia

Flinders Ridge is one of Australia's most scenic wine regions. Traveling through Australia without damaging your taste buds with the best wines is truly an incomplete experience! Take a hot air balloon ride over the ridge for breathtaking aerial views of the area!

This phenomenon may be included in individual travel packages to Australia. The sights of the Flinders Mountains and the Outback are as diverse as the region. Wilpena Pound is an enormous 100km long natural amphitheater that emerged from an ancient mountain range that collapsed over millions of years. Kati Thanda Lake Air National Park is home to Australia's largest salt lake, and the nearby Painted Desert is an 80 million-year-old ocher hillside outcrop. To the south is an amazing gallery of Aboriginal petroglyphs in Chambers Gorge, and Culiamurra Falls, Australia's largest billabong, in the Innaminca Regional Reserve. No matter where you travel, the wildlife and birds of this area are amazing.

Location: South Australia