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You can easily reach Moreton Island from Brisbane with a ferry, and many local companies offer round-trip transfers and tours to this beautiful island.
Natural Beauty
Moreton Island is a part of a larger national park, and it will win you over with its natural beauty. It’s home to some of Australia’s most beautiful white sandy beaches, some of which can be found inside the scenic Tangalooma Island Resort.
Shipwrecks
Moreton Island is also a popular snorkeling destination thanks to several shipwrecks that can be found on its shores.
Water Sports
Snorkeling isn’t the only water sport that you can enjoy during your visit to Moreton Island. You can also go swimming and surfing, book a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard session, or enjoy one of many land activities, such as tennis or beach volleyball.
Fun Activities
Speaking of fun activities, Moreton Island is also a popular destination for four-wheel driving and camping, and you can also go whale and dolphin watching during your visit.
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]]>Newcastle Beach
Newcastle’s most popular beach deserves all the attention coming its way, and it’s home to some of the city’s most vibrant attractions. You’ll have the time of your life walking down its charming promenade, visiting nearby ocean pools, and enjoying all sorts of water sports since it’s a popular swimming and surfing spot.
Nobbys Beach
One of Newcastle’s must-see attractions, Nobbys Beach has something in store for travelers from all walks of life. In addition to being a popular spot for swimming and surfing, this beach offers a long, curved promenade taking you all the way to a beautiful hilltop lighthouse.
Merewether Beach
Newcastle is a true surfer’s paradise, and all its beaches are a perfect pick for fans of this sport, but none of them compares to Merewether. It’s best known for hosting Australia’s largest surfing competition, Surfest, but its shoreline will also win you over with its boardwalk, rock pools, and ocean baths.
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]]>Getting There
Bruny Island became pretty popular with tourists from all around the world because it’s easier to visit than most other tiny islands off the coast of Tasmania. Its close proximity to Hobart makes it easily accessible because many local companies offer boat tours to Bruny, and you can also catch a ferry from Kettering.
Natural Beauty
Every corner of Tasmania is a true natural marvel, and Bruny Island is no different. The South Bruny National Park is located in the heart of this island, and it will win you over with its diverse wildlife. Bruny Island is also worth visiting for its towering cliffs, walking trails, and lookouts, including The Neck, which connects the north and west sides of the island.
Local Foods
Bruny Island is a great place to try some of the most delicious local foods in Tasmania. The Bruny Island Cheese Company is one of the most iconic establishments you’ll find here, but this charming island is also home to an oyster farm, vineyard, and many local restaurants and coffee shops.
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Joining one of the Sydney Opera House tours or attending concerts and events doesn’t come cheap, but you can enjoy this building without even stepping inside. It won’t cost you any money to explore its exteriors, but it’s still highly recommended to join a tour if your budget allows it.
Buy a City Pass
Buying the Sydney Opera House ticket individually will set you back by at least $45, but there are ways to lower this expense. Buying one of the city passes that includes the Opera House tour is a good place to start because you’ll also get to enjoy a long list of other attractions at a lower price.
Explore Dining Options
If a guided tour simply doesn’t fit into your budget, you can always try exploring some dining options on the grounds of the Opera House. There are many bars and restaurants located on its premises, and they’ll give you a sneak peek inside for the price of a meal or drink.
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]]>Martin Place Christmas Markets (Thursdays–Saturdays until December 21)
Sydney’s central business district is home to one of the city’s most popular business markets, taking place under the illuminated twinkling lights of Marin Place. It’s the best place in the city to do your Christmas shopping because it offers a wide selection of gourmet treats and artisanal souvenirs.
Le Jolly Christmas Market (December 13-22)
Le Jolly Christmas Market is a relatively new offering on Sydney’s holiday scene, but it didn’t take it long to become a huge hit with locals and tourists alike. Festive wooden chalets will be lined all around Belmore Park this December, offering everything from unique crafts and gifts to authentic French food and wines that this market is best known for.
The Rocks Christmas Markets (Saturdays & Sundays until December 24)
A visit to Sydney is incomplete if you don’t check out its iconic neighborhood The Rocks, and one of the city’s best Christmas markets will be located on its grounds. This hip district is turning up the holiday cheer by welcoming local artisans to the area, in addition to offering a wide range of local and international treats to choose from.
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]]>Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory
One of the biggest national parks in Australia, this place is truly a wonder to behold. There’s a huge range of different habitats within this park, including rivers and wetlands. There’s also an unbelievable level of biodiversity so there’s a chance to spot some exciting creatures.
Daintree National Park, Queensland
This ancient rainforest is magnificent to experience, with luscious trees, wild rivers, and fascinating wildlife. Thought to be the oldest rainforest on the planet, the flora and fauna will leave you feeling invigorated and serene.
Karijini National Park, Western Australia
Head here if you want to feel immersed in total wilderness and beauty. This area is full of dramatic gorges and red rock formations and is home to some amazing hawk and reptile species.
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]]>Hosier Lane
Located just off the iconic Flinders Street, Hosier Lane is definitely the first spot that pops to mind when someone mentions street art in Melbourne. It became pretty popular with street artists during the 1990s, and it offers a perfect mix of picture-perfect murals and graffiti from both renowned and emerging artists.
Duckboard Place
Duckboard Place is another iconic urban alley, covered in head to toe in street art and gig posters. It’s home to many beautiful murals, but Steen Jones’ floral Melbourne mural is definitely its most recognizable and photographed attraction since it perfectly captures the spirit of this city.
AC/DC Lane
AC/DC is one of the most iconic rock bands to come out of Australia, and this laneway was named after them. It’s a love letter to this band and rock music at large because it’s covered in rock-themed murals and graffiti and located in close proximity to some of Melbourne’s best rock venues.
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Amusement parks are among Gold Coast’s most popular attractions, and you’ll be able to pick between quite a few. Warner Bros. Movie World and Dreamworld are the most popular, but this city also offers the Australian version of SeaWorld.
Amazing Beaches
Gold Coast is one of Australia’s best oceanfront cities, and its name tells you all you need to know about it. Beautiful beaches are scattered across this city and they’re suitable for family visits.
Water Parks
Water parks are all the rage in Queensland, as well, and SeaWorld isn’t the only one you’ll stumble upon. Wet’n’Wild and WhiteWater World should also be on your bucket list if your kids want to have a splashing good time.
Splendid Nature
Gold Coast and its surroundings are a true natural marvel. Wildlife parks are its most kid-friendly attractions under this category, including the famed Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
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]]>Torquay to Lorne: Surf, Sand, and Sun
The journey begins at Torquay, known as the surfing capital of Australia. This segment of the road offers sweeping views of the Southern Ocean. It also passes by famous surf beaches like Bells Beach and Jan Juc.
Lorne to Apollo Bay: Rainforests and Rugged Coastlines
Continuing on from Lorne, the road winds through the lush Otway National Park. The area is rich in rainforests, waterfalls, and rivers. This stretch is particularly breathtaking as the road carves through ancient ferns and towering eucalypts before returning to the coast.
Apollo Bay to Port Campbell: The Shipwreck Coast
Lastly, we come to arguably the most dramatic portion of the Great Ocean Road. The drive from Apollo Bay to Port Campbell is famous for its rugged cliffs and deep valleys known as the Shipwreck Coast. Here you’ll find the Twelve Apostles, a collection of massive limestone stacks that rise majestically from the ocean.
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]]>Sydney, New South Wales
One of the largest and best-known cities, this port-side metropolis is vibrant and bustling. The harbor area plays a huge role in this city’s atmosphere, with the famous Opera House and many other exciting venues. There are also some incredible beaches in the area.
Perth, Western Australia
This city is known for its sunshine and friendly people. It’s also somewhere that is great for nature lovers, as there are some wonderful natural spaces around which are perfect to explore.
Melbourne, Victoria
This city of culture has a vast and varied arts, music, literature, and theater scene. There are also plenty of museums and galleries and beautiful beaches to relax and unwind at.
Brisbane, Queensland
Based along the Brisbane River, this city offers a calmer, more slow-paced lifestyle. As well as the chilled atmosphere, a huge appeal of this city is its incredible natural surroundings, including the ancient Gondwana Rainforest.
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