The most beautiful natural sites to discover Australia

This park is Australia's largest red gommiers forest. You will be seduced by local fauna and flora and you can even take a canoe in the wet season. Authorized and free camping throughout the park. The grounds are equipped with toilets, picnic tables and barbecues.

This national park is the second in Victoria by its area (6 330 km ²). With its wide open landscape, its breathtaking sunsets and star nights, its immensity and isolation will ask for more than one day of exploration. The 4 x 4 is required to reach Pink Lakes where you will find a summary campsite.

The present cave was formed by the dissolution of limestone. The excavation was created when the top of the chamber collapsed. In 1886, James Umpherston, the owner, created a large and remarkable garden below. It is green and full of plants and flowers. It is quite small, but still a very pleasant place to spend the day. Many opossums have found refuge here. Picnic and barbecue area.

These are hot water pools located at Bauhinia Downs Station, 70   km of runway north of Cape Crawford. Water is at a constant temperature of 27   ° C all year round.

On the road from Bundaberg to Gin Gin, it can be fun to observe these mysterious 35 craters discovered in 1971, whose origin is still controversial today.

The Byron Bay lighthouse is the town's landmark and has been keeping watch over the surrounding area since 1901, preventing shipwrecks. You can walk to it from the town center, which takes about 45 minutes and is a very pleasant stroll. Access by car is subject to a charge (AU$10 per hour). The view over Byron Bay and Arakwal National Park is breathtaking. There's a small café on site where you can enjoy a snack while taking in the view. The lighthouse can be visited between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Volunteers organize the tour, and a donation ("gold coin") is recommended.