Tourist Attractions & Monuments Australia

680 km north of Adelaide. Open from April to October: 100 000 hectares. Wilderness wilderness.

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2 600 km north of Perth (near Fitzroy Crossing). Open from May to November: 3 000 hectares. Colorful wild rocks, caves in water, crocodiles protected. Activities: boat, bushwalking, camping, picnic, swimming.

180 km southeast of Launceston: 10 000 hectares. Coastal landscapes, unique granitic formations: the.

If you are a lover of art, it is absolutely necessary to stop in this gallery.

300 km west of Adelaide: 9 000 hectares. High dunes, rocky coast, sea eagles, rock parrots, whipbirds.

The museum has been telling the story of apple culture since 1836.

Offers 6 recently renovated hot and cold hot water pools. Open from 10 am to 17 pm. Also has a campsite.

1 400 km north of Perth (Pilbara region). Open from April to September: 617 000 hectares. River gorges and large trees.

By resuming the Stuart Highway to Katherine, approximately 10 km from the branch line of No. 23 and from the Stuart Highway, a 16 km road road connects the Grove Hill Hotel. In the middle of nowhere, but next to the Ferrée railway, stands a simple house with a sheet of sheet metal dating back to 1934 where you can drink a drink, eat and even sleep. In front of the building, a sign explains how gold fever won this region in 1870 when the Land was built in Land Telegraph, and the importance of the Chinese community in the various mines that saw the day. The exploitation of these mines stopped during the Second World War when all the miners, Chinese and European, were ordered to evacuate the sites. In the 1990 s, new operating methods allowed the resumption of activity in certain fields.

Eight hours driving in 4 X 4 in the northeast of Darwin. Open from May to November: 220 000 hectares. Aboriginal reserve, a resort complex in a wilderness area. Specific activities: aerial overview. Swimming forbidden because of crocodiles.

A little higher, a memorial was erected to commemorate the battle between HMAS Sydney and the German Kormoran, which took place off Carnarvon on 19 November 1941.

85 km southwest of Hobart: 8 600 hectares. Mountain landscapes, lakes, alpine flora. Specific activities: ski.

480 km northwest of Melbourne. Open from August to December: 50 000 hectares of dry lakes, semi-arid plains of eucalyptus (scrub mallee).

Alice Springs Helicopters is a helicopter rental agency located at Alice Springs airport. They offer a variety of scenic flights to discover the wonders of the region. Among the options available is the "Spirit of Mt Gillen" flight, which lasts around 20 minutes and costs $285 per person. This flight offers views of the various mountain ranges, Simpsons Gap, the town of Alice Springs and Mt Gillen, which is steeped in Aboriginal legend of the ancient dog spirit "Uk-nool-ya". There's also the "Mystery Heli Tour" flight, which lasts around 25 minutes and costs $325 per person. This flight is full of beautiful scenery and interesting commentary. For those who want a longer experience, there's the "Total tour time" which lasts around 1h30, including 20 minutes flight time, and costs 415 dollars per person. This flight will take you along the magnificent East MacDonnell Ranges to a secluded spot where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the ancient landscape. You can also enjoy an hour-long picnic. There are other flights available, such as the "Simpsons Explorer" which lasts around 30 minutes and costs $425 per person, or the "West MacDonnells - Grand Tour" which lasts around 60 minutes and costs $850 per person. For those who want an even more spectacular experience, there's the "Kings Canyon Heli-Express", which lasts around 3? hours and costs $2,900 per person, or the "Ayers Rock - Heli Express", which lasts around 5? hours and costs $3,950 per person.

Pinot Noir, Cabernet, Merlot, Shiraz, Chardonnay.

450 km northwest of Melbourne: 100 000 hectares. Semi-desert, dense sand dunes filled with eucalyptus stunted (scrub scrub).

130 km south of Perth: 11 500 hectares of sand dunes and beaches.

50 km north of Perth. Open from July to October: 2 700 hectares. Limestone caves, wetland, woodlands, fauna and flora. Specific activities: guided tours of the caves.

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park has been open since 1894. This is where the Hawkesbury River meets the sea. You will see coves, sheltered beaches, vast stretches of deep blue water, but also sandstone ridges covered with moorland and a dense forest. The beauty of the park's landscapes is combined with a rich Aboriginal heritage.

Situated in the north-west of Vaucluse, Nielsen Park has many shady spaces and is an ideal place for a picnic or to observe the yachts and cruise boats. There are no waves to surf but the swimming area offered by Shark Beach is vast. A shark net is installed during the summer months. 

A charming small, romantic park where you can find a peaceful atmosphere while enjoying a great place to admire the bridge and port of Sydney. Very few tourists.