Tourist Attractions & Monuments Australia

5 km southwest of Albany: 3 800 hectares of coastal landscapes and wildflowers.

Cruises departing from Hobart with a fast boat.

Offers 4 X 4 tours to small groups in good physical condition, accompanied by specialist guides in wildlife and flora. Excursions to Kakadu, Lichfield and Katherine. Stays from 3 to 5 days. Possible extension in the Kimberley (9 days).

The site of the Australian Embassy in Paris.

The museum of the Western Australia Cricket Association is dedicated to this so-called Britih sport, which is one of Australia's favourite disciplines. It is set in the prestigious WACA Perth Oval stadium, where guided tours are organized.

110 km west of Launceston. Open from December to February: 11 500 hectares. Steep rocks, subalpine lande.

Remains of 1838 of what was a British stronghold for 10 years, before the disease and excessive isolation force its occupants to abandon it.

365 km northeast of Melbourne: 646 000 hectares. Mountain scenery, alpine landscapes. Specific activities: riding, skiing, swimming, tour of caves.

112 km west of Albany. Forêts and jarrah forests (other variété variety), coastal landscapes.

500 km northwest of Sydney. Open from September to November and from March to May: 20 000 hectares of peaks and domes created by volcanoes.

325 km southwest of Alice Springs. Open from April to September: 72 000 hectares of deep water holes, cellars, old river beds forming gorges, palms.

100 km west of Birdsville. Open from July to September: 700 000 hectares of hills and desert desert, desert animals.

18 km west of Alice Springs, with an area of 30 900 hectares. A truly spectacular breach.

The following is a list of the main parks to be visited in each State:

The Shoalhaven Tourist Centre is the main tourist office for the town of Shoalhaven Coast. It is easily accessible for visitors. The center offers a variety of tourist information on the area, including brochures, maps and advice on local attractions, outdoor activities, restaurants and accommodation. For those in Ulladulla, there's also the Ulladulla Tourist Centre, located at the Civic Centre on Princes Highway, which offers tourist information specific to the area.

160 km west of Hobart: 442 000 hectares. The largest national park in Tasmania, Alpine vegetation. Specific activities: ski.

450 km east of Melbourne: 95 000 hectares. Deep gorges, fast rivers. Specific activities: rafting.

(No. 28), which allows to join in 4 X 4 the Lietchfied National Park by the south, can be closed during the rainy season. From Daily River, this route allows the 4 X 4 access to Port Keats in Joseph Bonaparte Golf (permits to cross compulsory Aboriginal territory).

32 km south of Sydney: 15 000 hectares of sandy beaches, wild coasts and forests (woodland).

75 km south of Brisbane: 630 hectares of subtropical vegetation, waterfalls, wild flowers from September to November.

Several circuits in 4 X 4, eco-camping hiking. Good physical condition required.

A 17 m high lobster located in Kingston SE between Mount Gambier and Victor Harbour.

Suggested itinerary: drive by car on the coast towards Cape Jervis, go aboard the Kangaroo Island Ferry to see the island, discover the picturesque sights of Victor Harbor and its surroundings, go up to the hills, spend a day enjoying the sun on a Goolwa beach, and marvel at the incredible diversity of the fauna and flora of the Coorong.

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