Why you need to go to Australia

It seems that Australia is located equally far from any corner of the globe. And what is strange - Australia is a top destination for budget travel, even despite the long flight. Long distance doesn't always mean big bill, so here are 10 reasons why you should visit Australia.

Great Barrier Reef

Australia is proud of its famous reef system, which is home to many famous marine life. Amazingly beautiful and rich, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the best diving sites in the world. Here you can meet a variety of turtles, exotic sharks, colorful small fish and see breathtaking corals. Some people spend only one day here, while others do not even have enough for a week, so be guided by your desires and interests. Travelers usually go to the Reef from Cairns, but if you go from Port Douglas, you'll see a lot more.

Sydney

Sydney is known not only for its world-famous opera, but also for its magnificent harbour, imposing bridges, cozy green spaces, exciting surfing opportunities and fine dining. Whether you choose Manly Beach or Bondi Beach, you are guaranteed to enjoy it. Darling Harbor has many good restaurants and a variety of activities to suit all tastes. If you want to relax at night, then go to the King's Cross area - this is the best "night" location in the city.

Surfing

Although Australia is not the birthplace of surfing, this sport is perceived as an integral part of the culture here. The east coast of the country is famous for its excellent surf spots. The beaches of Noosa, Bondi Beach and Queensland with its waves are especially popular among fans of this sport.

Beaches

It is difficult not to associate a country where beaches cover 50,000 km of coastline with these very beaches. The east coast is usually busier than the west coast, but with such a wide coastline, you will definitely have plenty of personal space. If it was necessary to single out the most beautiful beaches, then this list would certainly include Coral Bay, Cable Beach, Noosa, Manly and almost all the beaches around city of Perth.

Perth

Sydney and Melbourne are the most popular and famous cities in Australia, but Perth deserves attention too. This city boasts great beaches, spacious parks, excellent surfing conditions and Australia's best beer - Little Creatures.

In Perth, the predominant part of the population is youth, which gives the city a special energy and life. The biggest and most fun parties are usually held on Sunday at the Cottesloe Hotel.

Jungles

Queensland is proud of its ancient rainforests, which are among the oldest on the planet. This place offers excellent trails for hiking and outdoor activities and is also home to many species of birds and various animals, including crocodiles. There are also a lot of rivers with crystal clear waters, ideal for a refreshing dip on a warm day. If you are looking for solitude and complete merging with nature, head towards Cape Tribulation, where you will find only yourself, the jungle and the ocean.

Barbeque

Australians are true masters of enjoying life! Drinking, relaxing and eating, especially barbecuing, are the real ingredients of happiness in Australian society. They treat the preparation of meat with special attention, respecting their traditions, and even allocate special places for grilling, which can be found in almost every park. Imagine a warm summer night, a few glasses of beer or wine and delicious meat... What else do you need to fall in love with this country?

Local wine

Australia is known for its wine regions, including the Margaret Valley near Perth, the Barossa Valley near Adelaide and the Hunter Valley near Sydney. But these are only some of the wines that are recommended to try in Australia. Pay particular attention to Shiraz and Pinot Noir. You can visit the vineyards as part of a separate eno-tour, or go to a quality wine shop for a tasting and then enjoy a bottle of your choice of wine in one of the city parks.

Uluru

Uluru is a huge round stone monolith. Yes, the description may be a little boring, but in fact it is not. Its surface has a wave shape and is distinguished by a red-orange hue due to its high iron content. This unique shape has been formed for thousands of years under the influence of the wind. For many locals, this place is sacred, so you should show respect and courtesy when visiting. The best way to visit Uluru is to take a guided tour from the nearby town of Alice Springs

West Australia

This region of the country is underestimated by tourists, but in vain! This area has unique nature and excellent beaches, which often remain deserted precisely because of the popularity of other resorts. If you're impressed by the Great Barrier Reef, be sure to visit Coral Bay and Ningalo Reef - there's plenty to see too!

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