Australia

Australia is the world’s smallest continent but it has proven that size does not matter when it comes to activities and attractions. The country’s biomes bring out its uniqueness of it, from grassland, desert, and forests. Australia has ten deserts, located in the
inland reaches of the country, so you’ll find most of the infrastructure and major cities along the coast, where 90% of the population lives. Australia is the destination to go for all solo travelers who want to enjoy a maximum of different activities and sunny days!

Best time to visit

The best times to travel to Australia are spring and autumn, with a less crowded city, warming-up weather, and the dry season.

Interesting facts

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It has the longest surviving history of artistic, spiritual, and musical traditions of the Aboriginal people.

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Australia has the world’s longest war memorial.

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Most of Australia’s indigenous animals are not found anywhere else in the world, therefore the most endangered species are found here.

Things to do

Take a dip at Sydney Royal National Park 8 Pools. These figure 8 pools are naturally formed and the perfect place to have a quick dip.

Take a risk in shark cage diving. Be able to see these ocean predators in their natural form while on a visit to Australia.
Climb Sydney Harbor Bridge. If you are a lover of pictures and adrenaline, make your way to the top of the Sydney Harbor Bridge to view the whole city and its beautiful spots.
Discover more marine life than you’ve ever seen at the Great Barrier Reef. Located on Australia’s East Coast, this 2,300km barrier reef is the largest on earth.
Engage in sandboarding on dunes. As Australia has many deserts its best to practice your snowboarding skills on the dunes.
Visit the Sydney Opera House. No trip is complete without a visit to the great opera house. Step inside and discover the stories that make the Opera House so inspiring.

Situated in the south of the country next to Adelaide, Kangaroo Island is the best place to see an abundance of wildlife. Over a third of the island is protected in nature reserves, home to native wildlife like sea lions, koalas, and diverse bird species.

Feed your hunger for adventure by rafting in the Tully River.
Get an aerial view of the pink Lake Hillier on Middle Island.
Australia is calling

You can be sure that this trip will change the way you see the world.