Holidays Backpacking Travel for the attractions in Australia is the right passage for students who have a gap year. The main reason is that there are many travel attractions and the costs of traveling in Australia are higher as well. Other people also can go to Holidays Backpacking travel that is economically rich, because Australia is the country that you could make a yearend visiting its places without being bored. Backpacking travel in Australia is very easy than any other countries. Moreover, the travel planning and attractions of Australia are much as well. Here are Some Holidays Backpacking Travel Attractions/destinations in Australia.
- Sydney Opera House
Australia’s top most favorite tourist destination is the Sydney Opera House. It’s the masterpiece of 20th century which is the images of many sailing ships. The house has multiple venues and the performers can do more than 1500 performances per year. It’s surrounded by the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Sydney Harbor’s beautiful sceneries. This legendary Sydney Opera House is one of the most well-known landmarks of Australia.
- Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is another top destination for scuba divers and underwater explorers. It’s situated in the Coral Sea. The Great Barrier Reef is composed of huge area and hundreds of islands, cays and the coral reef more than 2900.
The boat cruising is the only way to explore the Reef which is up to the Queensland’s northern coast. The main entrance to the Reef is the Cairns town. Some other towns offer the boat cruising operations as well.
- Ayers/Uluru Rock
World’s largest monoliths which called Ayers Rock are another top travel destination in Australia. It’s located in the Northern Territory’s National Park of Uluru-Kata Tjuta. The formation of the large sandstone is about 1100 feet (340 meters) high. Its surprising feature is that the color of the rock changes dramatically at the moment of the sunset. It becomes red, violet and blue colored from terra cotta.
- Kakadu National Park
Kakadu National Park is situated in the Northern part of Australia. It’s about 3 hours away of Darwin. Kakadu is the largest national park of the country. There are so many things to see in the park, like the largest rock art by the aboriginal which are about 20,000 years old. The park is the home of different species, including dingoes, crocodiles and wallabies. It’s also residence of one-third of bird species of Australia.