Tourist Attractions & Monuments Australia

Park Information Uluru-Kata Tjuta.

Fun and interactive distractions on planets and space, for small and large, with a mini theatre, a skydome & an observatory.

Free of charge, this small, award winning playground is well realized and includes parking, picnic areas and barbecues.

140 km north of Cairns: 17 000 hectares of virgin rainforest that descend to beaches, dragons Boyd's (desert lizards), kangaroos ducks, crocodiles of sea.

Beautiful waterfall in a curved gorge in such a way that it forms a natural amphitheatre.

A good selection of cruises, day and night (seetseeing, dinners, evenings), to discover the beauties of Sydney from a new angle.

65 km north of Brisbane on the Sunshine Coast. Open all year: 700 hectares of hills and domes, wild flowers from September to November.

This family company has been operating since 1987 on the waters of the Hervey Bay to approach whales and offer the public privileged moments with these majesties. The Quick Cat II cruise half-day, on a boat with a capacity of 95 passengers, can be accompanied by an accommodation within a package that will be available to you with open arms. 

The Port Pirie National Trust Museum incorporates The Old Customs House, which was opened in 1882 to accommodate the increase in maritime traffic in the port; the Victorian Railway Station building, completed in 1902 and used as a railway station until 1967; and the former Central Police Station, built in 1892. The buildings are now owned by the National Trust and are reserved for the presentation of local history.

Organizes 4 x 4-day excursions from 1 to 5 days on the islands of Moreton, Fraser, Bribie and Stradbroke.

This water park includes a giant wave pool, a toboggan slide and water tubes of all kinds. The Surfrider attraction recreates the descent of a giant wave of 30 m.

It is a magnificent suite of sandstone cliffs from the Stuart Range and overlooking Painted Desert and Moon Plain.