With Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth, Australia offers some of the most interesting worldwide metropolitan centres. Down Under is also a frontrunner as far as natural wonders of the Earth are concerned: the Great Barrier Reef, the continent’s fascinating plant and animal life and the Outback are unique habitats that capture every visitor’s attention.
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Sydney
Sydney boasts one of the world’s most famous sights with its landmark Opera House, but the city has so much more to offer.
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Port Douglas
Like Cairns, Port Douglas is an ideal starting point for the discovery of the unique underwater world around the Great Barrier Reef.
DIVING INTO THE WORLD OF CORAL
Australia is a land of many dimensions; from lush green jungle way up in the northern region and the dry, barren deserts of the centre of the continent, to the mountains and lakes in Tasmania to the south – all exemplifying the varied, incredibly beautiful landscape. Aside from the natural beauty of the landscape, Australia is home to extraordinary and unique fauna and flora, many found only in Australia; take for example the kangaroo and the koala, and let’s not forget the duckbilled platypus, a remnant from our planet’s primeval times. The Great Barrier Reef, stretching 2000 kilometres along the east coast of Australia, is one of the most beautiful, and one of the largest coral reefs in the world with dazzling colours and an abundance of species of sea life. The immense expanse and vastness of the country never cease to fascinate the visitor. A person visiting this country often feels as if they were a pioneer, exploring totally unknown and untouched areas. Although the biggest portion of Australia is uninhabited, a number of large cities like Cairns, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, located along the country’s coasts, can provide their own share of cultural experiences. The uncomplicated, open nature of Australians makes it possible for visitors feel at home very quickly, and helps them to become easily acquainted with the country and the people.
