beautiful reasons to visit australia

Set off the east coast of Tasmania, this national park attracts many tourists every year which is best known for historic ruins, wide bays, sandstone cliffs and remarkable wildlife.

Wallaman Falls, Australias highest permanent waterfall, is located in theWet Tropics of Queensland which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The waterfall plunges 1,115 feet (340 meters) and attracts approximately 100,000 people annually.

Mount Tibrogargan at 1,194 feet (364 meters) is part of the Glasshouse Mountains National Park on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. The Glass House Mountains were named by Captain James Cook as he sailed up the coast on HM Bank Endeavour in 1770.

Set off Australias eastern Queensland coast, this beautiful island is the worlds largest sand island with a stretch of beach over 75 miles(120 kilometers) long that is used as a landing strip and a road. The island consists of rain forests, eucalyptus woodlands, mangrove forests, sand dunes and coastal heaths.

This national park located in Far North Queensland was founded in 1981 and became a World Heritage Site in 1988. Most of the parks area is covered by tropical rain forest and is home to over 400 bird species.

This stunning cave located in Western Australia was discovered in 1867. It is one of more than ten caves in the Margaret River district, butitis the only one with pure white limestone formations that reflect in the still waters of an underground stream.