Australia is one of the most developed countries. Despite being a technologically advanced nation, Australia has undertaken great efforts to preserve its flora and fauna. There is a vast amount of wildlife cover, beautiful beaches, the Great Barrier Reef alongside some cosmopolitan cities. For those who love adventure and appreciate art, culinary, and history, this country is a must-visit. It is a country which, once experienced, remains etched in your memory forever and is perfect for destination travel.

The best travel destinations in Australia

• Sydney
  Sydney, the most densely populated city in Australia, is a favorite spot for international tourists. The Opera House and the Harbour Bridge are the most iconic landmarks of Sydney and a must-visit for those frequenting the city. Sydney is a great place to visit as it is home to two stunning beaches, Coogee and Bondi, located in the Eastern Suburbs, and Manly, which is situated in the northern part of the city.
• Melbourne
  Apart from a plethora of bayside beaches, Melbourne offers a beautiful concoction of history and modernity. It is the second-largest and the most developed city in Australia. You will see walls depicting contemporary art and boutique cafes offering a part of the city’s rich culture and history, and curated menus. Melbourne is heaven for sports enthusiasts as it has some of the sporting clubs in the world.
• The Great Ocean Road
  If you are in Melbourne, you should visit the Great Ocean Road, a two-hour drive from the city. The long stretch to this place will make you pass through rainforests and beaches. A large majority of its attractions are in the area surrounding Port Campbell National Park. Here, you will get to see limestone cliffs and rock structures, each of them with a peculiar but interesting shape.
• Great Barrier Reef

Apart from being the world’s biggest living reef ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef also happens to be the largest living structure on the planet. With an area encompassing 344,400 km2, it is as big as a country like Italy or Japan. It is home to the world’s biggest marine life ecosystem. It has around 2,900 coral reefs, 600 varieties of hard and soft coral, and several other kinds of aquatic animals. It is a great place to go diving or have a snorkeling experience.

• Hobart
  Hobart is the capital city of Tasmania, an island state situated on the southernmost part of the Australian mainland. The island was frequented by many visitors regularly, but since the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) opened its doors in 2011, the footfalls have increased sharply. The museum has become one of the most culturally significant places in Australia, owing to its vast collection of art forms of different kinds and periods.
• Rottnest Island
  It is an island comprising more than sixty beaches and marine life in abundance. The bays, beaches, diving, and snorkeling spots offer a stunning view, making it a great place to visit, especially in the summers. If you love adventure, you must visit this island for a thrilling diving or snorkeling experience. The Wadjemup Lighthouse offers a beautiful 360-degree panoramic view of the island.