Stretching for 260 kilometers along Western Australia's coast, the Ningaloo Reef is the second largest coral reef in Australia.

Broome is a town renowned for its pristine white beaches, breathtaking sunsets, and consistently hot, sunny weather.

Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is the largest state, separated from other centers of civilization by harsh desert.

The small town of Port Arthur, near Hobart, attracts tourists with its dark past. It was once the site of a penal colony.

Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania. Located in the Tamar Valley, 64 km from Bass Strait and surrounded by mountains.

Hobart is the capital city of the state of Tasmania. It was founded in 1804 at the mouth of the Derwent River.

Tasmania is an island located off the southeastern coast of Australia, separated from the mainland by the Bass Strait (240 km).

The resort town of Hepburn Springs is located in the state of Victoria, 125 kilometers northeast of Melbourne, near the town of Daylesford.

The Yarra Valley vineyards spread out comfortably not far from Melbourne.

The Great Ocean Road is one of the most scenic routes in the world and the most impressive road in Australia.

"The most liveable city on Earth" is the title bestowed on Melbourne.

Lake Jindabyne is located in the Snowy Mountains region (Australian Alps) and has a reputation as the best place for trout fishing.

On a continent characterized by an arid climate and flat terrain, the majestic snow-capped Australian Alps cannot be overlooked.

The Hunter Valley is one of Australia's most renowned wine regions.

Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is located in close proximity to Sydney and is a popular tourist destination.

Jenolan is a system of limestone caves located within the Blue Mountains National Park.

The Blue Mountains are located on the border of Sydney and extend westward for approximately 50 kilometers.

Sydney is the capital of New South Wales and the largest city in Australia, and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.

Canberra, Australia's almost capital city, translates from the Aboriginal language as "meeting place."

The Great Barrier Reef is a magnificent natural wonder and rightfully holds a place on the World Heritage List.

The town of Port Douglas was chosen as the exclusive vacation spot for US President Bill Clinton during his visit to Australia.

Located an hour's drive from Cairns, the Tully River is a white-water rafter's paradise.

Cooktown, the last major settlement on Australia's east coast, is named after its discoverer, Captain James Cook.

Wooroonooran National Park is located within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.

Kuranda is a highland Aboriginal village that, in the 1960s, became a pilgrimage site and a settlement for hippies.

Located on the Coral Sea coast, Cairns is the gateway to the world-famous Great Barrier Reef.

The Gold Coast is a coastal city on the Pacific Ocean, a mecca for surfers from around the world.

Tamborine Mountain is a 28 square kilometer plateau located a 40-minute drive from the Gold Coast.

Lamington National Park was established in 1915 to protect the unique flora and fauna of the world's largest subtropical rainforest.

The Australia Zoo was founded in 1970 by Steve Irwin's parents, the renowned Crocodile Hunters.

The Big Pineapple is an amusement and theme park situated on a working pineapple plantation, adjacent to a pristine subtropical forest.

While navigating the Queensland coast in 1770, Captain Cook was surprised to encounter towering peaks in a region known for its plains.

Moreton Island is located in Moreton Bay, not far from Brisbane. A visit to the island is highly recommended for all beach lovers.

Brisbane, the administrative center of the state of Queensland, holds the top spot in Australia.

Kakadu National Park is the largest national park in Australia, located near Darwin. The main inhabitants of the park are crocodiles.

Darwin is the northernmost city in Australia and the tropical capital of the Northern Territory

Lake Amadeus is the largest salt lake in Australia's Northern Territory, covering an area of 1800 square kilometers. 

Finke Gorge National Park covers an area of 46,000 hectares of the vast Australian desert, in the midst of which the trees of Palm Valley

Королевский каньон расположен в 323 км к юго-западу от Алис Спрингс в национальном парке Ватаррка (Watarrka National Park).

You may have heard of the red monolith Uluru (also known in English as Ayers Rock), which is the pride of Australia's Red Centre. 

The town of Alice Springs is located in the hot heart of Australia - the Red Centre, which belongs to the Northern Territory.

Seals, koalas, sea lions and seals, penguins, possums, herons, pink pelicans, dolphins and, of course, kangaroos - the fauna of the third la

36 massive conglomerates of red rock, known by the double name Kata Tjuta/Olgas, rise in the territory of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

The heart of Australia is scorched by the sun. These places are known as the Red Centre.

Australia, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, boasts a unique natural phenomenon: pink lakes.

Муррей – одна из двух рек в Австралии, которые не пересыхают в летнее время года, и при этом самая длинная река самого сухого континента.

Welcome to the famous Barossa Valley -the heart of Australian viticulture! For 6 generations, more than 500 families have been growing grape

The capital of South Australia, Adelaide, was named after Queen Adelaide, the consort of King William IV.