The most beautiful parks and gardens Australia

12 km east of Alice Springs: 700 hectares. River vegetation, wild flowers and Aboriginal paint sites.

460 km southwest of Rockhampton. Open from June to August: 27 000 hectares of cellars, oasis, aboriginal cave engravings and wild flowers from September to November.

820 km southeast of Perth (east of Esperance). Open from September to March: 280 000 hectares of coastline.

Behind its walls, in the heart of the city, it is an oasis of serenity that this garden adorned with Chinese flags, designed by Growers from Guangdong in China, province twinned with New South Wales. An Asian pearl within the great Australian city.

65 km northeast of Melbourne: 11 000 hectares. Waterfalls, small ravines of ferns.

30 km north of Sydney: 14 000 hectares of sandstone rocks carved by wild rivers and flowers.

450 km southwest of Sydney: 630 000 hectares of the highest mountains and largest stretches of snow in Australia. Specific activities: skiing

590 km north of Perth: 186 000 hectares. Wild flowers from September to November.

Kakadu National Park remains a fallback base for the Aboriginal people Gagudju. A indecisive zone, flooding to the west and bordered to the north by the cliffs of the Arnhem plateau, it is a paradise for wildlife. There are more than 50 mammal species (mostly marsupials), 75 reptiles and 275 birds (one-third of Australia's bird species). If there are many rock paintings sites, only two are accessible to visitors who come to 200 000 per year, disrupting Aboriginal life. Significant uranium deposits have been discovered under the ancestral lands of the tribe Gagudjus.

100 km northeast of Hobart: 9 700 hectares. Ruins of a prison colony.

260 km south of Perth: 15 000 hectares. Coastal landscapes, sandstone caves, forests of karri trees (rare eucalyptus variety).

100 km south of Brisbane. Open from September to November and from March to May. 20 000 hectares of subtropical forests, Antarctic beech, birds, gorges, caves, waterfalls. In the park, possible accommodation: O'REILLY'S GUEST-HOUSE and BINNA BURRA LODGE.

700 km west of Adelaide: 14 000 hectares. Rocky coast, birds (orfraies, whipbirds).

120 km south of Darwin. Check openness according to climatic conditions: 143 000 hectares. Waterfalls, rainforest.

42 km northwest of Brisbane: 1 150 hectares of mountain ranges with beautiful views of the coastal plain.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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).

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.

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.