Great Barrier ReefAustralia is an Island continent. It is the smallest continent and the sixth largest country in the world.

It is divided into six States: Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, Tasmania and two Territories: Northern Territory and Capital Territory.

The arrival of immigrants, first from Europe and more recently from Asia, Africa and South America, has changed Australia in many ways. These people have introduced new customs, varied festivals, cultural events and cuisines, and have contributed in many other ways to the lifestyle Australians now enjoy.

Australia's indigenous population, made up of both Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders, is the world's most ancient, living culture.

At least 40,000 years old, it continues to evolve, reflecting the lives and attitudes of indigenous people today.
You will find Australians enjoy good health and a high standard of living are friendly and welcoming to all visitors.

Sydney Harbour BridgeActivities

• Sydney Harbour comedy Dinner-You can enjoy Australian's most funniest Comedians at the same time as cruising the magnificent Sydney Harbour by night
• Great Barrier Reef Cruises in Cairns explore the great waters of the Barrier Reef, while enjoying Snorkelling, guided coral viewing from glass bottomed boat and a sumptuous buffet lunch while cruising the Reef
• Why not spend some fun time at the theme parks on the Gold Coast the magical world of Dream World, Sea World and Movie World
• Sit and relax over an aussie beer at one of the many pubs and bars in The Rocks Sydney, there is a story behind every corner
• Take a tour through the red centre Kakadu National Park is an oasis of waterfalls, wildlife and aboriginal rock art.
• The Awesome International Children's festival is held over 10 days in November around Perth a must for family travellers. The festival is for children and young people up to the age of 25. There is puppetry theatre, comedy, art and interactive shows for children to enjoy

Robe from the airAustralia is known for its magnificent beach’s and coast line. Always remember to swim on a patrolled beach while enjoying

the sunny weather. A lot of tourist can not refuse the tempting water but sometimes forget to follow these simple safety rules.

As a lot of bush walking is common for visitors to Australia don't forget to always Wear enclosed shoes no thongs or sandals as Australia is home to some of the most deadliest snakes.
If you do come across a snake don't provoke it as they only attack if they feel threatened.

Best Attractions

Visit the soft sandy stretches of some of the most outstanding beaches in the world like:

• Bondi Beach, Australia
• Sand ridge Beach, Australia
• Yarra River, Australia
• Middle Park Beach, Australia
• St Kilda Beach, Australia
• Newport Lakes Parkland, Australia

Sydney Opera houseThe Sydney Harbour Bridge also known at the Coat hanger landmark. If you are game take a bridge walk the view is magnificent.

The Opera House: The Opera House is one of Australia's most famous Icons. Built on Sydney Harbour at Bennelong Point.
The Opera House is located an easy 5 minute walk from Circular Quay and admittance is free unless of course you wish to sit
in on a famous Opera or stage show.

Canberra Australians National Capital The city of Canberra has the greatest concentration of galleries, museums and other
Architecturally stunning buildings in Australia, most of which have no entry fee.

The Whitsunday Islands explore some of the 74 Whitsunday Islands, descend into the underwater observatory at Hook Island to see the multi-coloured
Fish and corals outside the windows.

Ayers Rock (Uluru)Uluru
(Also known as Ayers Rock) a tourist resort owned by the Aboriginal
people. Tourists use motels and shops at Yulara, 18 kilometres from
Uluru.
Uluru is an enormous rock called a monolith. It is about 4 kilometres
long, 3 kilometres wide and 350 metres above ground level.

Australia is a huge land mass, but its population of 18 311 486 is very small and is not evenly distributed. This is partly because Australia was settled by Europeans only 200 years ago and partly because of the dry interior of the country.