From dazzling coastlines and pristine hillsides to vivacious and captivating cities and distinctive wildlife, Australia owns everything to allure the holidaymakers and explorers. It is an ideal location for camping, diving and backpacking. Whether you are a nature lover who loves to espy the incredible beauty of nature, or a hard-core party animal who is more interested in the nightlife of the city you visit, you will get the thing of your choice here. A myriad of Australia tour packages are available now. Evaluate your purpose of travel and choose a package accordingly.

Here is a list of the visit-worthy destinations in Australia:

Great Barrier Reef:

If you are a nature lover, you must include the Great Barrier Reef in your itinerary. The Great Barrier Reef is known for its large variety of marine life. You will find about 400 types of corals in this coral reef. UNESCO has offered the status of a World Heritage Site to this reef. Other than the corals, you will find above 1600 species of tropical fish, dugongs, giant clams, sharks, dolphins, rays and turtles here. If you want to enjoy the underwater view without getting wet, you can see the reef from the glass bottom boats or underwater viewing stations. On the mainland, Airlie Beach, Cairns and Port Douglas are the prime launching points for the Great Barrier Reef tour.

Blue Mountains National Park:

Located 81 km west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains National Park is another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Occupying above 664,000 acres of bush land, the park is picturesque with waterfalls, hiking trains, dramatic gorges and aboriginal rock paintings. Main attractions of the park include the lofty sandstone rock formations known as the Three Sisters and the Katoomba Scenic Railway. There are options for horse riding, rock climbing, hiking and mountain biking in this park.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park:

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is, no doubt, a natural wonder with its striking red monolith forms. This World Heritage Site is managed by both Anangu people and the Parks Australia. Visitors come to this park to have a look at the red dome-shaped rocks Kata Tjuta that transforms with the sun setting and moonlight engulfing the sky. The best way to enjoy the beauty of the park is to take a tour around the park guided by the aboriginals and rangers.

Sydney Opera House:

Built in 1973, the Sydney Opera House has gained recognition as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you are a lover of music, do visit here to enjoy amazing performances. Don’t choose an Australia tour package that does not include Sydney Opera House. Your trip will be incomplete if you do not come to checkout this place.

Canberra:

Visit the capital city to have a look at the art galleries, monuments, museums, government buildings and Australian War Memorial. Visit the glamorous city restaurants and treat your taste buds with lip-smacking native delicacies.
Approaching a top-rated tour operator would make your Australia travel a memorable experience.