Australia is blessed with beautiful beaches, abundant coral reefs, tall mountains, tropical rainforests, and the oldest soils.
Nature lovers will surely love all of the variety of landscapes, animals and fish that Australia has to offer. Here’s a list of the must-visit places in Australia if you’re a nature lover.
1. Dandenong Ranges
Only less than an hour’s drive from Melbourne, the Dandenong Ranges will transport you to one of the continent’s lushest green forest and land of the Eucalyptus regnans; the tallest flowering plants in the world. These beauties can grow up to more than 100m in height, and it’s most likely that you’ll only be able to see its lower trunks, as their canopies will be mostly out of sight.
The Eucalyptus regnans are also named as “mountain ash” because of its soft grey splotches and silvery sage. These tall temple pillars of the Dandenong Ranges are one of the most sought-after views in the area.
Aside from the Eucalyptus regnans, you can also visit the Emerald Lake, Olinda Falls, Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens, Cardinia Reservoir, Sherbrooke Falls, Grants Picnic Ground and Sherbrooke Forest.
With all of the things to do and see in the Dandenong Ranges, don’t miss visiting this place when you decide to visit Australia!
2. Kimberley
The Kimberley is known for being the main attraction of the Northern Cape; primarily for its restaurants, art galleries, malls and licensed casinos. However, most tourists come to the area to cruise the Kimberley and witness the majestic King George Falls, discover, river systems, gorges, wildlife and ancient rock arts, which you can only see in the remote wilderness of Northern Kimberley.
The Ocean Dream Charters offers an eight-day cruise to help you check all of these off your bucket list. And if you’re not satisfied, the Kimberley Coast offers some of the best natural wonders; starting with the Horizontal Waterfalls, Ruby Falls, Montgomery Reef and Sale River – just waiting for you to discover them.
3. Daintree Region
Just an hour from Cairns, the Daintree region is known to be among the world’s oldest, yet most beautiful rainforests. It is full of tropical fauna and fantastic plant life, that’s unique only to the area. Plus, if you’re a bird lover, then this place should be on your bucket list.
To get a peek at the Daintree region, one has to only go on a hike and experience everything up close, go on a calming river cruise, try riding a horse or going on a zip line through the rainforest canopy.
If you have some cash to spare, why not try all of these and see the place at every angle possible.
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And that’s it! If you’re a nature lover, then Australia has a lot of things to offer! So for your next vacation, why not give Australia a try?
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