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The Cities
Australia’s cities are destinations in their own right. Each offers the visitor a new experience. Some are known for their outdoor lifestyle, others for their fabulous dining and fashion. Each has its own sense of history and charm. The stunning Opera House and Harbour Bridge take pride of place, but there’s much more.

The Outback
Australians have a special name for the interior of their continent - they call it the Outback, and it is some of the oldest terrain on the planet, dotted with some of its most amazing landforms. One of Australia’s most famous outback landforms, Uluru, in the Red Centre, is a huge mound of spectacular sandstone.

The Great Barrier Reef
Australia is blessed with some of the most incredible underwater worlds on earth. The largest marine park is the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef, stretching more than 2,000 kilometres along the Queensland coast. Another marine park is Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef, famous in the world for whale shark diving.

The Rainforest
The Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves of Australia contain more than 50 World Heritage listed national parks and reserves stretching for more than 500 kilometres from New South Wales into Queensland. Mount Warning, Nightcap and Border Ranges national parks cover some 42,000 hectares.

Animals & Wildlife
Australia's animals are a breed apart. So strange are the creatures that hop, burrow and slither across its countryside that until the last century it was believed that the continent's animals had a different evolutionary starting point from the rest of the earth's species, being a separate creation..

Aboriginal Culture
Aboriginal people have a spiritual culture that is portrayed in every aspect of their life. This spirituality is evident in the variety of Aboriginal art and craft you can find across Australia. Indigenous communities are ready to welcome visitors to their ancestral homelands and demonstrate aspects of their culture.