FAQ
What is something you can only find in Australia?
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Australia is home to a wide variety of unique and fascinating native animals that can be found nowhere else in the world. One of the most iconic (and cutest) Australian animals only found in Australia is the kangaroo.
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Other stand-out native animals that you simply can’t find anywhere else include koalas, wombats, wallabies, dingoes, and echidnas.
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Be on the lookout when exploring hidden gems and secret spots in Australia, as these animals are likely to be found in secluded and rarely-seen locations. Their natural habitats make them perfect for hiding away, so make sure to keep your eyes peeled.
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What is the most beautiful thing in Australia?
Australia is an incredibly diverse and beautiful country, with many stunning natural wonders. From the iconic Sydney Opera House to the rugged Outback, there is no shortage of beautiful sights that make Australia worth visiting.
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But the most beautiful thing in Australia has to be the Great Barrier Reef.
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As the world’s largest coral reef, it’s no surprise, The Great Barrier Reef offers the most spectacular scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities in the world – its beauty and diversity are unparalleled. It is an incredible reminder of the beauty and fragility of nature.
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Whether you explore the reef by boat, snorkelling, or scuba diving, the Great Barrier Reef is sure to take your breath away.
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Fun fact: The reef is so large it can even be seen from space.
What are some non-touristy locations and secret spots in Australia?
Australia has many tourist attractions, including Uluru, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach but not all sights are as well-known.
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From hidden beaches to lesser-known national parks, there are many non-touristy locations and secret spots in Australia waiting to be discovered.
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From the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, vibrant pink Lake Bumbunga to the dramatic Hamersly Gorge, there are plenty of hidden gems and secret spots in Australia for you to discover.
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No matter where you decide to visit in Australia, there are plenty of non-touristy locations and secret spots that you should add to your bucket list.