Australia is home to many beautiful places that offer breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and unique experiences. The country has over 7 million square kilometers to discover and 25 million residents live here. So there is lots of space, lots of natural, unexplored attractions. The number of countries in which there are more than six states is very low. 90% of people also live in the vicinity of the coastline.
Here is a list of the 40 most beautiful places in Australia:
01. Great Barrier Reef, Queensland coast
one of the most iconic and stunning places to explore in Australia
Located off the coast of Queensland, the Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system and offers incredible snorkeling and diving experiences. It's the most beautiful coral reef on earth, and definitely worth visiting when visiting Australia.
There are over 3,000 reef islands scattered along the Queensland coast. The tropical paradise is the largest living thing in the Universe and lies in the presence of thousands of colorful tropical fish.
Marine life in this reef includes marine turtles, dolphins and mollusks. If you are brave you can take pictures of the Great Barrier Reef from rafts, snorkels, dive boats as well as small aircraft. Most tourists exploring the Great Barrier Reef will visit either Airlie Beach, Cairns, or Port Douglas.
02. Uluru
Also known as Ayers Rock, Uluru is a massive sandstone rock formation in the Northern Territory, known for its vibrant red color and cultural significance to the Indigenous people of Australia.
The heart of Australia's Outback, the Red Centre is known for its rugged desert landscapes and stunning rock formations, including Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon.
03. The Whitsunday Islands
A collection of 74 islands off the coast of Queensland, the Whitsundays offer crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and lush tropical forests.
04. The Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road, Victoria – the beautiful famous coastline and one of the best places to visit in Australia
A scenic coastal drive in Victoria, the Great Ocean Road offers stunning views of cliffs, beaches, and rock formations, including the iconic Twelve Apostles. The enchanting coastline path leads from Torquay into Warrnambool in Victoria, passing by numerous landmarks including the famed Twelve Apostle, a group of cliffs that jut into the sea.
Other intriguing rocks include other interesting shaped rocks such as Lochard gorge, Grotto London arch and Islands archways. Visit the town such as the quaint fishing villages of Portfairy, Apollo Bay, and Queens Cliff. There are plenty of fun activities on this route including wine tasting and sailing.
05. The Blue Mountains, New South Wales
A gorgeous place known for its dramatic scenery
A mountainous region near Sydney, the Blue Mountains offer stunning views of rugged terrain, waterfalls, and lush forests. Only an hour from Sydney this stunning World Heritage site is among the untouched rainforest forests, rocky beaches, springs, waterfalls and undulating forests.
The mountain range contains a handful of tiny villages which have their own charms. It is possible to feel the tranquility above from mountains or rainforests as one strolls through a beautiful skyway. It's possible to enjoy spectacular scenery on the cable cars that travel up and down the slopes.
06. Kakadu National Park, Darwin
A beautiful World Heritage-listed park
A vast wilderness area in the Northern Territory, Kakadu is home to diverse wildlife, including crocodiles, as well as ancient rock art sites and stunning waterfalls. The park covers an almost 22,000 km2, and runs four rivers.
Many bird species, fish, reptile and insects reside within the park, together with numerous trees. The beauty of the park reflects the variety of scenery and colorful contrasts as well as the vast natural area. It is possible to camp in the park to enjoy the whole experience or for the less adventurous, you can find accommodations nearby.
07. Bondi Beach
One of Sydney's most popular beaches, Bondi offers a long stretch of golden sand, clear blue water, and vibrant surf culture.
08. Tasmania
Australia's southernmost state, Tasmania offers stunning natural scenery, including rugged coastlines, pristine forests, and picturesque villages.
09. The Daintree Rainforest
Located in North Queensland, the Daintree is one of the world's oldest rainforests and offers diverse wildlife and stunning natural beauty.
10. The Kimberley, Western Australia
One of the most stunning spots to explore in Australia
A remote region in Western Australia, the Kimberley offers rugged wilderness, stunning gorges, and unique rock formations, including the Bungle Bungle Range.
The Kimberley is the name for a group of nine regions in Western Australia where you will enjoy beautiful rock art and a variety of cultural and artistic attractions. The Kimberley also includes cuccoos, birds, and mammals.
The area has industrialized industries including construction and agriculture, and the mining, therefore the best combination between technology and nature is possible while on the trip. It can be considered mostly tourist-based, but also a learning opportunity.
11. Cape Leveque / Kooljaman, Dampier Peninsula
Cape Leveque / Kooljaman, Dampier Peninsula - Western Australia
It is 240 km northwest of Broome, but when you see the incredible scenery for the first time it will help explain the significance of Cape Leveque. A dramatic red cliff rises over a wide expanse of bright sea and sand in this remote indigenous community.
12. Wilsons Promontory
A coastal wilderness area in Victoria, Wilsons Promontory offers pristine beaches, rugged coastline, and abundant wildlife.
13. Fraser Island
Easily one of the most beautiful places to visit in Australia
The world's largest sand island, Fraser Island in Queensland is home to lush rainforests, crystal-clear lakes, and stunning beaches. Fraser Island belongs to UNESCO World Heritage and offers both spectacular beauty as well as cultural significance.
The island has long white sand beaches, rock faces and vibrantly colored lakes. Its forests and incredible beaches are separate from mainland by wetlands surrounded by vibrant colours. You can visit by renting a four-by-4 car with camp equipment. Despite knowing that Dingos roam freely in our Islands (even with families).
14. The Barossa Valley, South Australia
A pretty and scenic spot renowned for its wine-producing
A world-renowned wine region in South Australia, the Barossa Valley offers stunning vineyards, historic towns, and delicious food and wine. The vineyard land of Australia lies close by Adelaide, through the valley winds the Barrossa Valley Way, passing many small village towns and renowned wine producers vineyards.
The beauty of that part of the region are the deep and vibrant colors of the vineyards contrasting with the color of the tree bushes, grass and surrounding mountains. Obviously tasting the wines isn't advisable either. Barossa Valley is featured on Oprah Winfrey's most popular Australian adventures.
15. Boranup Karri Forest, Margaret River - Western Australia
Another wine region, Margaret River in Western Australia also offers stunning beaches, limestone caves, and towering forests.
Towering groves of Karika trees that rise above 60 metres from the sky and dotted with flowers makes these forests an ideal location for any Margaret River spotting drive.
Paddle through the warm waters on the Great Southern Ocean. The rock looks like tranquil slumber-worthy elephants. Photograph: Tourism Western Australia, 59 - 70.
16. The Grampians
A mountain range in Victoria, the Grampians offer stunning hiking trails, scenic lookouts, and abundant wildlife.
17. Ningaloo Reef
A lesser-known but equally stunning coral reef system in Western Australia, Ningaloo offers incredible snorkeling and diving experiences.
18. The Snowy Mountains
Australia's highest mountain range, the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales offer stunning alpine landscapes, snow sports, and hiking trails.
19. Cape Byron and Byron Bay, New South Wales
A stunning laid back beauty spot with a gorgeous coastline
A beach town in New South Wales, Byron Bay offers stunning beaches, a laid-back atmosphere, and a thriving arts and culture scene. A few minutes from hip-hop mecca Byron Bay is Cape Byron. It is a very beautiful place.
It is an easterly point in the world and the coast from the oceans stretches over a historic lighthouse that was built by the government in 1901. The Cape has rainforest, rough cliffs and parks, all within walking distance to see the breathtaking sea view from Captain Cook Lookout or Wategos Beach from the beach.
Historically embedded in Aboriginal and European culture, this unique place where ocean and land meet provides magnificent views. Cape Town offers excellent opportunities for whale watching as you plan a trip.
20. Kangaroo Island
A wildlife haven off the coast of South Australia, Kangaroo Island is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions.
21. Litchfield National Park
A wilderness area in the Northern Territory, Litchfield offers stunning waterfalls, rock pools, and lush forests.
22. The Tasman Peninsula
A rugged coastal region in Tasmania, the Tasman Peninsula offers stunning sea cliffs, rugged coastline, and historic sites.
23. The Blue Lake
A stunning crater lake in Mount Gambier, South Australia, the Blue Lake is known for its bright blue color and crystal-clear water.
24. The Pinnacles
A unique rock formation in Western Australia, the Pinnacles offer stunning limestone pillars rising out of the desert. The Pinnacles amazing limestone construction was built along the Australian Coral Coastline, west Australia approximately 2 hours North of Perth.
It is located within Nambung National Park and has around 25,000 guests a day. The country is amazing. The unusual point structure is formed between 25 and 30 million years after the sea receded, leaving seashell remains behind.
Eventually, erosion from the coast eroded these pillars resulting in the current height spanning the region at varying levels. Those can reach up to 5 meters and rise above a tourist.
25. The Atherton Tablelands
A lush region in Queensland, the Atherton Tablelands offer stunning waterfalls, crater lakes, and rainforests.
26. Sydney Harbour, New South Wales
Sydney Harbour is widely recognized as the world's most beautiful port. Crowned by an iconic Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour bridge, it's an important watershed. Take a ferry cruise and visit a number of secluded bays and islands or if you want an adventurous thrill you can join Sydney BridgeClimb Adventure and enjoy stunning views from the bridges top.
27. Big Red Sand Dune
This huge red sand dune is just 30 minutes from Birdsville in remote Queensland Outback. It is near the border of Southern Australia and the Northern Territory and the first of 1,100 stretches of sand dunes paralleling the National Park.
There is one bucket-list item for any trip to Australia that will challenge you to reach. Big Red is actually only about 40m tall and a few rules for four-wheel-drive will put you in there quickly. The beauty of climbing over the largest sandy lagoon in Australian history offers unrestricted views of the surrounding desert.
28. Sydney Opera House and Harbor, NSW
Once of the most famous and photographed places in Australia
It's a very lovely manmade site in the Australian state, and a place most of the travelers start and end a trip to the Oz region. The 240-kilometer-long coastline in Sydney harbour contains parkland and gardens.
A blue background with white sailing boats afloat accentuates Sydney Opera House and harbour bridge. Take a ferry tour to see these peaceful sights from Sydney Tower. If you are travelling to Australia or even in the USA, you know that a trip to the airport is the easiest and easiest way of starting a trip.
29. Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, Tasmania
That’s what nature enthusiasts love about this stunningly beautiful state. Part of Tasmania's Wilderness World Heritage Area, its glacier-shaped crags are inspiring to all who travel through them. The hike was awesome. Climb to the peak of Cradle Mountain for amazing views of the Central Highland Mountains or go to St Clair, Australia's deepest lake.
30. Four-Mile Beach, Port Douglas, Queensland
A popular beauty spot on the backpacker trail
Four mile Beach is a popular beach in Port Douglas. A great thing to see in beach life is the low building and clutter. The only thing you will find here are pristine waters. The area is unaffected by the modern conveniences and it is the most comfortable location to stay when it is time to relax because there is soft wind, cooler waters. Quite an amazing piece.
31. Maria Island National Park, Tasmania
Most of the most unique and stunning places to visit in the country
Located off the Tasmanian east coast, this national park can easily be reached by just one ferry trip. Several snake species can be found in lowland areas such as copperhead and tiger snake.
The park is good for walking and setting up a barbecue, but the rest are quite rustic. Actually there are no shops here so rely on your love for nature.
32. Whitehaven Beach and the Whitsundays, Queensland
One of the world's most beautiful beaches
You can spend a good part of the day at Whitehaven Beach. You need to hop onboard a seaplane, boat, or helicopter to reach this area. Completed with barbecue and campsites this beach is turquoise-colored and will make you dive in and white sandy sand which is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sunshine. The sand has no heat, and can be carried on for ages without causing burns to the foot.
33. Lake Hillier, Western Australia
One of the prettiest and most unique places to visit in Australia
Lake Hillier is an alkaline lake off western Australian shoreline, and the name is associated with the pink-coloured sandy beach. This long shore separates the lake and South Ocean and the lake itself measures roughly 2,000 feet long and 802 feet wide.
If you view the lake from a higher perspective, you will get a good view but keep your beautiful pink-colored water on hold for some time. There are numerous forms of life around this lake; Red algae helps to produce Pink colors. In 2002 the site was considered a wetland.
34. Noosa and Noosa National Park, Queensland
One of the top beach vacations spots in Australia
Located in Queensland this stunning national park has many attractions and features and is dominated by pines and eucalyptus, wildflowers and pine forests as well as koalas, possum robins.
It is the perfect place if you like the natural environment and want to escape from everything and has a beach and many walkable pathways. Parks provide a great place for visitors of any age to enjoy nature or learn about new species of animals.
35. Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park, Northern Territory
A succession of 100 metres-high gorges are the heart of a magnificent wilderness region in the Northern Territory and lies about 244 km north-west of Darwin. During the summer months, kayaking through this gorge offers a unique chance to experience the spectacular landscape and see the resident wildlife.
The powerful Katherine River formed these steep-sided gorges from soft sandstone layers of the southern Arnhem Land Plateau forming rugged cliffs, large pools, and when the rain comes, tumultuous waterfalls and surprisingly pristine gorges.
36. Cape Tribulation, Queensland
A breathtaking mixture of reef and jungle, Cape Tribulation is the only place in the world to combine two World Heritage Sites. The dense jungles in the Daintree River valley tumble down white sands and coral reefs occupy shallow areas.
There will be lots of fun tropical activities there. Hike through the Rain Forest, horse riding in a sandy beach, snorkeling and diving along a coral reef.
37. Broome, Western Australia
A laid back and beautiful spot to explore and stay
Broome is situated about 1,000 miles north east of Perth in Western Australia and a charming town that visitors enjoy visiting. During your time here you can swim, enjoy a picnic at town beach and visit a wildlife reserve in Roebuck Bay. It is home to many pearl-producing businesses as well as a local people called the Yawursu. This is an ideal destination as the past blend into the modern future.
38. Horizontal Falls, Talbot Bay - Western Australia
Horizontal falls are a natural phenomenon that amazes those observing them. Famously Horizontal Falls are regarded by David Attenborough as “a great natural wonder in the world”.
39. Uluru and the Red Centre, Northern Territory
One of the world's most famous natural beauty spots
Another famous sight is a large red-coloured rocky formation in a distinctive shape from the flat deserts of central Australia close to Alice Springs within Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park. The Red Centre of Australia was once known as the heart of our country.
A 348m soaring rock has an ancient spiritual importance and you may visit the local aboriginal community and discover what this spiritual sight means. Keep in mind you'll stay until dawn if the rocks dramatically change colors as daylight fades.
40. Yarra Valley - Victoria
It is a mere hour drive from Melbourne and boasts waterfalls, ash forests in Dandeong Ranges National Park, wild and many wine vineyards. See other Best weekend break in Melbourne 28/72:.
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