[su_quote cite=”Gretchen Rubin”]Nature is impersonal, awe-inspiring, elegant, eternal. It’s geometrically perfect. It’s tiny and gigantic. You can travel far to be in a beautiful natural setting, or you can observe it in your backyard – or, in my case, in the trees lining City sidewalks, or in the clouds above skyscrapers. [/su_quote]
Sprouting into one of the most biologically various regions in the world, with a beautifully bright climate, Western Australian beliefs and lifestyle are what makes this extraordinary place an unforgettable holiday experience.
On our first few jetlagged days, I toured, my family round my desired apartment. The 6 most amazing places those I have explored.
Seaplane on the Sydney Harbour, New South Wales
Sydney’s gorgeously pretty harbour stands high on many travel wish lists, and for many good reasons. For the best views in the city, proceeds to the blues (skies) in a hired sea plane. Fly high above Sydney’s immaculate waterfront and appreciate the world-famous sights from the bird’s-eye point of view. Endure your flight over Sydney’s attractive Northern Beaches before sliding to your very own quiet patch of sand, only reachable by seaplane or boat.
Skydive in Mission Beach, Queensland
Ever imagined propelling yourself out of a plane? Well, Australia is the country to do it! Syndicate the magnificent beauty of the remarkable East Coast of Australia with the EVENTUAL adrenaline blast!! There are tons of Skydive sites in Australia – our favourite is Mission beach as you’ll fly over the Great Barrier Reef and land on the beach. For an extraordinary experience, devote the night sleeping under the stars, at the UNESCO-listed Great Barrier Reef.
Uluru in the rain
It hardly rains in the scrubland, but though walking around Uluru you’ll unexpectedly overload with one heck of a rainstorm. You’ll observe waterfalls inauguration to form and, as the rain gets harder, the waterfalls will grow bigger and you will something even most locals don’t get to see.
The Great Ocean Road
What enhanced way to take in the elegant view of the South Coast of Australia than by moving along it!? Experience one of the world’s best coastal routes merged with the beauty and antiquity of the Grampians National Park. You may enjoy the rides on electric bikes or just by wandering. Appreciate the sunset at the Twelve Apostles, enjoy waterfalls, beaches and little surfing cities.
[su_note note_color=”#efefef”]Also read: London is calling! But wait, is it your first time travelling to London?[/su_note]
Kangaroo Island, South Australia
Having the Indian Pacific train from Perth to Adelaide I got off the train and boarded a plane with one goal in sight – Kangaroo Island. It is called as a living zoo and having a number of native Australian animals from kangaroos to koalas and some other animals who are irrefutably cute. Be sure to procure the help of the leading tour operator on the island, Exceptional Kangaroo Island, who will give you extraordinary, personal service around the island modify the schedule to your interests. If you adore wildlife, this is one of the best places to familiar with the distinct animals of Australia in their natural environments.
Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House, architect by Jorh Utzon in 1956 by beating the 232 other competitors. He won £5,000 for his design. Work initiated on it in 1959 with 10,000 constructors hired. The cost of making the Sydney Opera house was $AUS 102 million, whereas estimated cost was $AUS 7 million.
The structure is 185 metres long and 120 metres broad. The uppermost roof point is 67 metres above sea-level – the same as a 22 storey tall building.
Swim with whale sharks from Exmouth, Western Australia
Feel the unique ocean experience and whirl with the biggest fish in the sea, the whale shark, from the city of Exmouth in Western Australia. There are only a bit of journey’s end in the world where you can put on your swimwear and become close and personal to these royal kind monsters and what an experience it is. And above, there’s so much more to learn, including the Ningaloo coral gardens, dolphins, turtles, huge groups of fish, dugongs and sunfish.
[su_quote cite=”Jacqueline MacInnes Wood”]As I get older, the things that I want are starting to make more sense. Being able to travel makes me happy, and I am a person that lives in the moment. I also want to live a good life. Travelling makes everyday issues seem so much smaller and really change my perspective on things.[/su_quote]
[su_note note_color=”#efefef”]See also: Where to backpack in the world for great fitness[/su_note]
