Nov 03, 2025
Known as the “Opal Capital of the World,” this quirky underground town features homes, hotels, and even churches built into caves to escape the desert heat.
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A pristine wilderness in the heart of Tasmania, it offers alpine trails, glacial lakes, and diverse wildlife, including wombats and Tasmanian devils.
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One of the world’s oldest rainforests, Daintree is a treasure trove of biodiversity. Take a guided walk, spot crocodiles, and experience the magic where the reef meets the rainforest.
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With powdery white sands and turquoise waters, Esperance is home to the stunning Lucky Bay, where kangaroos can be seen lounging on the beach.
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Rich in geological history and Aboriginal heritage, this rugged landscape is perfect for scenic drives, stargazing, and exploring ancient rock formations.
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A haven for hikers, Grampians offers dramatic sandstone peaks, waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art sites, an outdoor lover’s paradise away from the crowds.
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Home to some of the whitest sand beaches in the world, Jervis Bay is ideal for kayaking, dolphin watching, and serene coastal getaways.
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A UNESCO World Heritage site, this island paradise offers crystal-clear lagoons, coral reefs, and lush forests, perfect for hiking, snorkelling, and disconnecting from the world.
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Quietest places around the world