What’s Down Under: Best Things to Do in Australia

 

You might be wondering, what is the best place to visit down under? Speaking of the word, “under” or the southernmost part of the globe? If you think of Australia, then you surely have the taste for a good adventure!

Australia might be known as the land of rich safaris and kangaroos—however, newsflash! Australia is so much more to its natural resources. It adheres to majestic nature spots as well, which coincides with too many activities for you to even count on. Thus, if you are an aspiring traveler heading towards the south, Australia might be the best place for you!

When visiting Australia, there are so many incredible experiences to be enjoyed that deciding where to begin may be difficult. There's something for everyone, whether you're looking for excitement want to meet locals on wildlife, exciting animal encounters, or want to learn about our culture and history with a First Nations experience. No matter which of these unforgettable experiences you select, you can't go wrong.

If you are further curious, then it is okay! In this text, we will show you all possible itineraries that you can try—if ever you come to visit.

 

Hello, Kangaroos!

Let us start with Australia’s abundant and finest resource—Kangaroos. However, in this case, it mixes with also the most famous itineraries in Australia—the beaches. Thus, laying down on a white sandy beach with the accompaniment of Kangaroos—is it not the best way to feel the Australian experience? It doesn't get much more Australian than resting next to a kangaroo on a white sand beach. Local roots have been observed to sunbathe on a few Australian beaches, the most renowned of which is Lucky Bay in Western Australia's Cape Le Grand National Park.

 

A road trip in Great Ocean Road

Who does not like road trips? Fresh air, different sceneries, and an activity that allows us to distress from all responsibilities, a road trip might sound like one of the best distressing outlets out there. What could make it better? Australia’s Great Ocean Road. Get your getaway car in Melbourne and be prepared for a journey filled with instagrammable photos, a road trip in Great Ocean Road is one of the best itineraries in Australia. Some of the world's most beautiful landscape is here, see the iconic surf sites of Torquay and Bells Beach, the kangaroos on the Anglesea Golf Course, Lorne's laid-back vibes, and the 12 Apostles' stunning rock formations. If you wish to drive nonstop, we recommend at least two days before you can fully explore everything.

 

Snorkeling in Australia’s Marine Life

One way to enjoy your Australia trip is to explore its rich marine life. Swimming with the whale sharks, turtles, and sea lions might sound horrifying—if you think about it. In Australia, it is completely safe with a good tour operator! Snorkeling below Australia’s beautiful waters will allow you to experience life under the seas. In Queensland, you can swim with the humpback whales, coming face to face with a whale shark on the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia, splashing around with the ever-so-cute sea lions in South Australia, and snorkeling with turtles in Queensland and New South Wales are just a few key experiences to get you started.

 

Visit the famous Harbour Bridge

An Australian trip is never a true trip without visiting Harbour Bridge in Sydney. This great infrastructure is one of Australia’s iconic landmarks—a perfect sightseeing spot from many vantage points. Take in the spectacular vistas of Sydney Harbour and the famous sails of the Opera House by climbing the whole bridge from south to north and back again (we also recommend getting a guided tour of the Opera House once you're back on firm ground).

 

The Perfect Nature in Northern Australia

If you like nature, then waterhole hopping as an itinerary is the perfect activity for you! A place that you can try this is located in Australia’s Northern Territory filled with gorgeous lagoons, waterfalls, and even thermal springs! The landscape of Northern Australia is much prettier than it seems—truly a one-of-a-kind tourist hotspot. If ever you have the chance to divulge in such a place, do not ever forget to fully capture the experience and feel the beauty of nature gratifying your soul and body.

 

Australia’s Historical Red Centre

For history-enthusiast travelers, there is one place in Australia that can teach you great history—and coincidentally, it is also the center of Australia, the Red Centre in Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park. The native Anangu people, who have lived in the area for over 22,000 years, revere Yulara (Uluru) and the 36 domes that makeup Kata Tjuta. Take an Aboriginal guided tour to learn more about the traditional way of life, and don't miss Tali Wiru, a beautiful experience of dining under the stars overlooking Uluru, complete with a menu of native ingredients and Dreamtime stories if you visit between April and mid-October.

 

The prestige of nature down under

If ever you are still wondering how prestigious and majestic Australia is, what experience could be better than visiting it yourself? Thus, travel towards the prestigious nature located under and fully experience Australian life! With tons of travel itineraries, you will surely not fall bored with all its activities. Rather than bored, you will contemplate whether to migrate and live there or come back to your home town! That is how comfortable life is in Australia.

Now that we are done tackling some of the places and activities to do in Australia, you should have some little knowledge of this country’s explorative and beautiful nature. Don't settle for second best, go for Australia. Now is not the time to be modest. Explore historical sites, friendly faces, and huge open landscapes by going large. Australia is ready to greet you if you're ready for a big holiday.

 

Australia is a one-of-a-kind country that is big, bold, and colorful. Australia provides some of the most unforgettable experiences on the planet, from breathtaking coasts and landscapes to a rich environment and fauna.