Spectacular and Enduring National Landscapes Of Australia
Added by National Visas on May 14, 2012Saved under Travel Guide Articles
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Australia, a place of beauty and contrast, is well-known for its land of stunning landscapes, natural wonders and unrivaled sights to behold that will take your breath away.
From Australia’s roof-top, the snow-clad and mountainous Australian Alps in the south or the rich in Aboriginal culture and rugged outback beauty of the Red Centre, to the colorful and breathtaking under the sea world at the Great Barrier Reef via the countless national parks, rainforest and reserves, Australia’s breathtaking diversity of landscapes will really indulge your senses to have an experience of a lifetime.
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Australia boasts of numerous national natural treasures, from the Ningaloo, the Kimberley’s, Great Ocean Road, the Gippsland, Tasmanian Wilderness, Freycinet, Kangaroo Island, the Flinders Ranges, Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island, the Red Centre, Kakadu, Byron Bay, Blue Mountains, Namadgi National Park, and the Australian Alps.
On Australia’s roof-top, the snow-clad and mountainous Australian Alps span two states and 16 national parks and reserves.
Nothing is more challenging than the Australian Alps with its magnificent vistas and year-round opportunities for outdoor adventure.
Challenge yourself on the Alps winter slopes, climbing past glacial lakes and snow gum woodlands to Mount Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest peak. Or rekindle your spirit as you hike through the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve surrounding the summit, which has 20 plants species found nowhere else in the world.
Watch the seamless transition from mountain ash trees to gnarled snow gum forests and colorful alpine meadows on Victoria’s Baw Baw Plateau.
Explore the underground caves and a myriad of bird life near Lake Jindabyne in Snowy Mountains. Or explore the granite landscape of Namadgi National Park, near Canberra and have fun, spotting kangaroos, wallabies and rare corroboree frogs.
If you’re done skiing or snowboarding armed with your Australia travel visa and thick snow outfits across Australia’s rooftop, why don’t you bring yourself down to Australia’s Coastal Wilderness that stretches from the far South Coast of New South Wales to East Gippsland in Victoria.
See and discover the world’s largest known colony of little penguins at Gabo Island. Or watch the seals, penguins and sea birds as they wheel through the air while you cruise to Montague Island.
Spot whales from Eden, Boyds Tower or ancient Aboriginal debris from shells, stones, bones and campfire charcoal on the Pabul River Walking Track through Ben Boyd National Park or Point Hicks in Croajingolong National Park. The surrounding beaches, lush rainforests and granite peaks here are protected by a World Biosphere Reserve.
During Australia’s summer and spring, grab your tourist visa and be able to the awe-inspiring experience offered by the majestic sight of Lake Elusive fringed by wildflowers and bright orchids. Or hike the Kangarutha Track through Bournda National Park, listening to the rustle and song of wetland birds.
And if you’re done with Australia’s wilderness coast, you can end your adventure by freeing your spirit in Ningaloo-Shark Bay, on Western Australia’s Coral Coast, where a turquoise ocean teems with marine life on the edge of a wild, red landscape.
With your Australia immigration visa, be able to watch the dolphins frolic in World Heritage-listed Shark Bay and giant whale sharks swim meters from the beach at Ningaloo Reef.
Or step off the beach at Exmouth or Coral Bay at Australia’s largest fringing reef to see amazing array of clownfish, anemone tentacles, lionfish and predatory moray eels amongst hundreds of other tropical fish species sheltered amid spectacular coral gardens.
Or dive and sea-kayak or jump on a glass-bottomed boat to view dugongs, turtles and giant manta rays.
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