Best 5 Of The Most Beautiful Places To Visit In Australia

 The land from down under is a traveler’s dream. Popular with both backpackers and holidaymakers, most visit here to tick off the famous sights as well as experiencing the famous laid back Ozzie lifestyle. Blessed with an eye-watering amount of uniquely beautiful landscapes, Australia’s top 20 of the most beautiful places to visit are not easy picking, but from my many travels to this truly jaw-dropping part of the world, here are my favorite best and beautiful places to visit in Australia…

1. Uluru and the Red Centre, Northern Territory – one of the world’s most famous natural beauty spots

Another of the famous sights, is a giant red-colored rock with a distinct shape that rises out of the flat desert plains of central Australia near Alice Springs within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. This area is called the Red Center of Australia and it is the heart of the country.

The iconic rock is 348 meters high has deep cultural significance to the Aborigine people and you can take a tour with one of the local Aborigines to learn more about the meaning of this spiritual sight. Make sure you stay for sunset when the rock dramatically changes color as the daylight fades.

2. Sydney Opera House and Harbor, NSW – once of the most famous and photographed places in Australia

This is a very beautiful man-made site in Australia and one where most visitors start and end their journey to Oz. The 240 km long shoreline of Sydney harbor is lined with parklands and gardens.

The bright blue water with white sailing boats afloat is set off by the background of the esthetically shapes Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge. See this tranquil sight from a ferry boat tour or from the top of the Sydney Tower.

3. Great Ocean Road, Victoria – the beautiful famous coastline and one of the best places to visit in Australia

This incredibly scenic coastal road takes you from Torquay to Warrnambool in Victoria passing by many attractions including the famous Twelve Apostles – a series of limestone formations that jut out of the sea. Also located here are other interestingly shaped rocks like the Loch Ard Gorge, the Grotto, London Arch, and Island Archway.

See the villages like the quaint fishing village Port Fairy, Apollo Bay, and Queenscliff with Victorian architecture. There are a range of activities along the way like wine tasting and sea sports.

4. Whitehaven Beach and the Whitsundays, Queensland – one of the world’s most beautiful beaches

If you’d love to spend time on a beautiful white sandy beach along Whitsunday Island, Whitehaven Beach is where you need to go. You’ll need to hop on a seaplane, a boat, or a helicopter to get there, but it’s well worth your time because it is more than four miles of beautiful coastline.

Complete with barbecue and camping sites, the beach has turquoise-colored water that will make you want to dive right in and white silica sand that is perfect for sunbathing or just plain relaxing. The type of sand there doesn’t retain heat, so you can walk on it all day long and not burn your feet.

5. The Kimberley, Western Australia – one of the most stunning spots to explore in Australia

The Kimberley is the name for a group of nine regions in Western Australia, and here you can enjoy beautiful rock art, lots of art and culture, beautiful woodlands, lots of vegetation and forests, and wildlife that includes cuckoos, foxes, tree frogs, fairy-wrens, and lots more.

This is also an industrialized area that enjoys industries such as construction, agriculture, and mining, so you get the perfect combination of technology and nature to enjoy while you’re there. You can consider it a touristy and an educational opportunity all at the same time.