Guest Writer : Jane roberts
Australia is undoubtedly one of the most popular tourist destinations in the entire Asia-Pacific region, and offers breath-taking unique attractions that have never ceased to lure many foreigners. Indeed tourism is one of them most industry in this country, and accounts for approximately 2.5% of the GDP. Some of Australia’s most popular attractions include its expansive coastal strip and of course the multitude of wildlife that can only be found here. The following are some of the 7 amazing travel destinations in this nation……
Sydney
This is one of Australia’s most popular coastal cities, and offers a plethora of attractions such as Bondi beach, which is this country’s trendiest beach it offers excellent surfing opportunities, cliff top hikes, mesmerizing views, (coogee-bondi walk), fantastic cafeterias and more. The Sydney opera house, which happens to be one of them most vibrant and busiest performing centres globally, hosting an average of 1,600 performances (ballet, opera, theatre, music and dance) annually. Sydney Harbour Bridge, the world’s biggest arch steel bridge. Tarango zoo, just 12km from the city and home to interesting species of wildlife.
Melbourne
This city has a lot to offer, especially for music enthusiasts and it is for no reason that it has been dubbed Australia’s “city of rock”. Some of its top attractions include; Plenty of live music venues, concert clubs (indie, electro and even hip hop) and even breath-taking music festivals all year round. Queen Victoria market, essentially the heart and soul of Melbourne, and an iconic landmark where you can do your shopping. As well as interact with people from many different cultural backgrounds. The Murray River region, an ideal area for the perfect outdoor escapade. You can swim at the many sandy river beaches, explore the red gum forests, take river cruises or participate in the food and wine festivals held here. While in Melbourne you may also like to visit Philip Island, which is home to the world’s largest little penguin colony and a koala conservation centre.
Queensland
The state of Queensland is a land of “endless possibilities”, with plenty to offer to adventurous tourists. These include; The Great Barrier Reef, which is unofficially dubbed to be one of the 7 wonders of the world. You can scuba dive, snorkel or take cruises in this region. Whitsunday islands, an archipelago of 74 islands that are scattered over dazzling blue waters. There are plenty holiday resorts and hotels here. Whitsunday is also one of the world’s most popular sailing and honeymoon destinations. Fraser Island, a world heritage site that is renowned for its spectacular sand dunes. You can camp here and indulge in sand boarding, swimming in the numerous beaches and fresh water lakes. 
Uluru
This region happens to be one of the most iconic symbols of the Australia. Located within the Uluru Kata Tjura N Park it is home to; a lot of rare plant life. Wildlife such as snakes, lizards, birds. Aborigine population.
Tasmania desert
This is an island state situated on the South East of the mainland, and is undoubtedly one of Australia’s best kept secrets. It offers; Secluded beaches, Mountain ranges and rugged coastlands. 17 national parks, 2,000km of hiking trails. Spectacular geographic wonders like Tasman peninsula and Devil’s kitchen.
West Australia
This region of Australia features incredible attractions such as; the city of Adelaide, Barossa valley, Kangaroo Island and Flinders Chase N Park.
Perth
This is a cosmopolitan city that is jostling with trendy eateries, sports centers, and hotels. Perth is famous for its; Temperate climate and Pristine beaches. Should you plan to take a vacation in Australia, it will be prudent to obtain an advance Australian visa to ensure admittance to this great nation.
