Why it’s on the list: Top seaside resorts

Lord Howe Island is the remains of an extinct volcano with a history of about 7 million years. It stands alone in the middle of the ocean, and the island’s magnificent peaks are like scenes from Jurassic Park. Once you set foot on this island, you will be deeply attracted to it. Here you can explore coral gardens, stroll through pristine sandy beaches, challenge hiking trails, or spend leisurely evenings in a luxurious residence feeling the endless charm of each day. Here, it is the portrayal of heaven.

Set foot on Lord Howe Island, a world heritage site, and completely forget the hustle and bustle of the city and fast-paced life.

A must-visit experience on Lord Howe Island: staying in a luxury hotel

The scenery of Lord Howe Island is stunning, and the accommodation environment is equally fascinating. * * Capella Lodge * * features magnificent views of the beach and volcanic peaks, a stunning pool and eco-friendly solar system.

A must-see experience on Lord Howe Island: Start a tour of the Seven Peaks Trail

This six-day tour of the Seven Peaks Walk gives you the opportunity to enjoy the scenery of the whole island on foot. Along the way, you will cross palm groves, look up at steep sea cliffs, and encounter abundant marine life.

A must-see experience on Lord Howe Island: Explore the lagoon by boat

The island has a crystal clear blue lagoon, which is home to a large number of fish, corals and other marine life. You can take a refreshing swim directly from the beach. If you want to explore more spectacular snorkeling spots, you can join a two-hour boat tour, take a * * glass-bottomed boat * *, and admire the various shapes of coral reefs and marine life underwater.

A must-visit experience on Lord Howe Island: Diving in an underwater cave

If you want to experience scuba diving, you can join the * * Balls Pyramid * * tour organized by * * Pro Dive * * and swim with dolphins, turtles, marlins and many rare fish.

2. Kakadu’s otherworldly natural scenery

Why it’s on the list: A great place to retreat to nature

The Australian outback is unique and * * Kakadu National Park * * is the essence of it. As the second largest national park in Australia, this is a vast and pristine land. The galloping waterfall merges into the quiet pool, and people can’t help but want to jump into it. The epic observation deck makes people marvel at the magnificence of nature. Not only that, but you can explore over 5,000 rock art sites and listen to the whispers of ancient cultures from 40,000 years ago.

Adventure deep inland and experience the endless magic of World Heritage Kakadu National Park with endless surprises.

In Australia’s largest national park, you will see rugged cliffs, dense rainforests, and ancient rock paintings with a history of 20,000 years. You can learn about the local culture from the traditional Binlin/Mongay aborigines, and the roaring waterfalls and millions of migratory birds on the wetlands will surely amaze you. There are six distinct seasons here, and each season shows the unique features of Kakadu.

A must-visit experience in Kakadu National Park: Cruise with the setting sun

The river course of Kakadu winds through the magnificent landscape. Take part in the * * Yellow Water Cruise * *, and watch the sky gradually dyed a gentle pink as the boats float quietly on a quiet evening.

A must-visit experience in Kakadu National Park: Experience the fun of fishing

Kakadu is not only a fishing paradise, but also a picturesque scenery. Join the fishing trip and try to catch Australia’s iconic * * lungfish (Barramundi) * *. Even if you are new to it, the guide will take care to guide you on how to hang the bait, cast the pole and reel the line.

A must-see experience in Kakadu National Park: a safari with an aboriginal guide

The traditional guardians of Kakadu are linked to the land by blood. Join the * * Animal Tracks Safari * * and get to know the land from their perspective. Enter the wetlands via exclusive access and finish off the memorable day with a bush bonfire dinner.

A must-visit experience in Kakadu National Park: Stay at the Crocodile Hotel

Ever thought about sleeping “in a crocodile’s belly”? Then book * * Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel * *! Kids will fall in love with its novel exterior and outdoor pool, while parents will appreciate its great location.

A must-visit experience in Kakadu National Park: Flying over the waterfall

The waterfalls of Kakadu are one of Australia’s most stunning sights. Looking up is magnificent, and overlooking is more epic. Take a * * sightseeing plane * * and enjoy panoramic views of these breathtaking views.

A must-visit experience in Kakadu National Park: viewing ancient aboriginal rock paintings

Kakadu’s rock paintings, dating back to 20,000 years ago, are a precious window to understand the life of ancient aborigines. Follow a guided tour to learn about the stories behind the paintings and have the opportunity to enter some areas that are not open to regular visitors.

3. The romantic islands of the Whitsunday Islands

Why it’s on the list: The ultimate romantic getaway

Palm trees swaying in the breeze, floating catamaran, a glass of champagne-is this picture romantic enough? * * Whitsundays * * is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef and is the ultimate destination for a romantic getaway. There is even a naturally formed * * heart-shaped reef * * here. You can take a helicopter to the private beach for a picnic and enjoy a tropical sunset with the sound of the waves. Whitsunday Islands, a place where you can really fall in love.

Above the blue waves of the Whitsunday Islands, you can sail out to sea, snorkel in coral gardens and enjoy coastal scenery more vivid than a postcard.

A must-visit experience in Whitsunday Islands: Discover the highlights of Heart-shaped Reef

Embark on an unforgettable journey * * by helicopter * * overlooking the naturally formed * * Heart Reef * * and snorkeling in the crystal blue waters near a specially built pontoon. Since being discovered by local pilots in 1975, Heart-Shaped Reef has become an iconic landscape of the Whitsunday Islands and even the Great Barrier Reef.

Over the years, Heart Reef has been a witness to countless proposals and declarations of love. If you plan to make a romantic vow during a sightseeing flight, let the pilot know in advance, and they will be happy to help you make this moment unforgettable.

A must-visit experience in the Whitsunday Islands: Tour in a modified car

Take a ride in a classic * * converted classic car * * and enjoy the Canonville countryside scenery and a first experience of Airlie Beach tailored to you. You can choose from a 1928 Ford “Airship” Betsy, or a 1949 Chevrolet Styleline Letty.

A must-visit experience in Whitsunday Islands: Admire the swirling waters of White Heaven

When you come to * * Hill Inlet * * and see the flowing sandbars stirring the water into a blue-and-green vortex, you are sure to be conquered by the charm of * * Whitehaven Beach * * again. This beach, often known as “one of the most beautiful beaches in the world”, will never let you down.

A must-see experience in Whitsunday Islands: snorkeling and diving on the Great Barrier Reef

Tourists from all over the world gather to the Whitsunday Islands just to snorkel or dive on the Great Barrier Reef. Dive deep into the underwater world and find clownfish “Nemo”, sumei fish, sea turtles, giant clams and other amazing marine life.

A must-visit experience in Whitsunday Islands: Start a journey of aboriginal culture

Depart from Airlie Beach and join the * * Ngaro Indigenous Cultural Tour * * to re-recognize this coast from the perspective of ancient islanders. Learn to throw spears, find jungle food, and visit Aboriginal rock art caves.

A must-visit experience in Whitsunday Islands: Sleeping on the reef

If you are reluctant to leave the coral reef, you might as well choose to spend the night here. After the daytime visitors disperse, you can experience * * night diving or snorkeling * *, and then fall asleep at * * ReefSleep * * with the sound of stars and waves.

A must-visit experience in the Whitsunday Islands: Cruise around the Whitsunday Islands

Aboard a * * luxury cruise ship * * and cruise at ease through the calm waters of the Whitsunday Islands. Even if you don’t have sailing experience, a “charter trip” is an excellent way to explore multiple islands with family and friends.

A must-visit experience in the Whitsunday Islands: Golf in the Whitsunday Islands

The Whitsunday Islands are a golf enthusiast’s paradise, with a variety of options from the waterfront links course at Bowen Golf Club, to the only 18-hole course at Coral Sea-* * Hamilton Island Golf Club * *.

A must-visit experience in Whitsunday Islands: staying in a tropical island

Of the 74 islands of the Whitsunday Islands, only eight are inhabited. You can choose one of them to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the stunning scenery. From the bustling * * Hamilton Island * * to the quiet and luxurious * * Hayman Island * *, you can always find a paradise that suits your mood.

4. Accommodation and adventure on the “Gan” train

Why on the list: A one-of-a-kind stay experience

* * The Ghan * * tour is known as one of the greatest train trips in the world. It is not just a journey through the heart of Australia, but also a blend of comfort, nostalgia, adventure and luxury accommodation. Sleep peacefully in an elegant private carriage, with patches of wildflowers flitting outside the window; When you wake up, the boundless red inland land comes into view. Get off halfway and embark on an epic adventure with a sightseeing plane overlooking the majestic * * Uluru * *.

Feel aboriginal culture, experience desert adventures, and watch the unpredictable colors of Australia’s * * * Red Centre * * * Uluru * * in the morning and evening.

The laterite heart is home to remarkable desert plains, weathered mountains, rocky canyons, and the most sacred places of Australian aborigines: Uluru and * * Kata Tjuta * *. You can swim in the inland pool here, enjoy dinner under the stars to the sound of didgeridoo music, and watch the most famous rock in the world change colors in light and shadow. And this is only part of many “exclusive” experiences in the red clay center.

A must-visit experience in Red Clay Center: Exploring the culture of Kings Canyon

Immerse yourself in the local culture with a one-hour * * Aboriginal guide-accompanied tour * *. Learn the meaning behind bush picnics, herbs, stippling, and traditional wooden crafts made by the Rurita and Southern Arendt aborigines.

A must-visit experience in Red Clay Center: Walking through the Yuan Ye Starlight Exhibition

Head to the foot of Uluru and you’ll find the award-winning * * Field of Light * *. This art installation consists of more than 50,000 solar tubes. Visit at sunrise or sunset and enchanting sights will remember for the rest of your life.

A must-visit experience in the red clay center: waking up in the desert

Start a new day under the stars in the heart of the red clay center. Learn about the local culture with a professional guide and quietly enjoy the sight of the world waking up as the morning light of the desert frames the spectacular outline of Uluru and Kata Tjuta.

A must-visit experience in the red clay center: dining under the inland stars

The red clay center is magnificent during the day, while the stars are bright at night. Bathed in the starlight, enjoying * * jungle food dinner * *, listening to the story of dream time, not far away is the breathtaking scenery of Uluru.

A must-visit experience at the Red Earth Center: Exposure to Aboriginal Art

Take a painting course with * * Anangu Guide * * to learn about the powerful connection between art, culture and this land. You will develop a completely new understanding of this fascinating region and the traditional culture of the Anangu people.

A must-see experience in the Red Clay Center: a stunning iconic attraction from the air

For a truly stunning view, you can * * take a sightseeing plane * * to enjoy the ancient landscapes of Uluru and its surroundings from the air. You don’t have such a perspective every day.

A must-visit experience in the Red Clay Center: Take a hot air balloon to enjoy the beautiful scenery

Facing the rising sun, * * take a hot air balloon * * to start the day, and get a panoramic view of the magnificent and rugged scenery in the red clay center from high altitude. In the early morning inland, the beauty is unmatched.

A must-see experience in the center of red clay: Explore the Tjoritja Canyon

There is more than a desert in the center of laterite. Head to the * * Tjoritja West MacDonnell National Park * * near Alice Springs and you will find numerous picturesque pools of water. The best part is that you can almost enjoy this tranquility to yourself.

A must-visit experience in Red Clay Center: watching wildlife at night

Witness the life at night in the heart of clay at * * Alice Springs Desert Park * *. A night tour of the park will show you the rich wildlife that inhabits it, including rabbit-eared beavers, echidnas and kangaroos.