Study Move - Study in Australia Guide

1. Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House (NSW).

You must visit the most beautiful harbour in the world! Go to a concert at the Opera House or just have a drink in the Opera Bar. You may also like to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge as the views of the harbour are breathtaking. Also, you must take a ferry from Circular Quay in the city of Sydney to Manly Beach.

2. Ulluru, the red heart of Australia (NORTHERN TERRITORY).

This is one of the most famous sites in Australia. Some call it a rock, some call it a monolite but whatever you call it, it is amazing and definitely a must see! It is located in the centre of Australia and is an icon of the nation. Ulluru is one of the world's most beautiful natural wonders.

3. Cradle Mountain and Lake St. Clair National Park (TASMANIA).

This national park and World Heritage area is one of the most spectacular regions in Australia. The 1,545m mountain dominates the north part of the island, and the long, deep lake is to its south. Between them lie steep slopes, button grass plains, majestic alpine forests, dozens of lakes filled with trout, and several rivers.

4. The Great Ocean Road (VICTORIA).

Just a few hours away from Melbourne you can find the incredible Great Ocean Road. Enjoy beachside activities and enjoy the stunning ocean views including the world famous 12 apostles. The apostles are one of the most spectacular natural attractions in Victoria.

5. The Great Barrier Reef (QUEENSLAND).

This is the largest coral reef in the world, and it is just off the coast of Queensland! Prepare to marvel at the spectacular sight seeing opportunities that are unique to this area. Take a cruise, do some diving or just relax on the pristine beaches.

6. New parliament house (CANBERRA).

The home of Australia's Parliament and the meeting place of the nation, Parliament House is located on a 32-hectare site on Capital Hill and is the focal point of Canberra, the capital city of Australia. This incredible building is also a place full of history.

7. Broome (WESTERN AUSTRALIA).

Broome is a tropical oasis. It’s hard not to be captivated by the stunning turquoise waters, red sandstone cliffs and endless expanse of white sand on Cable Beach.

8. Kangaroo Island (SOUTH AUSTRALIA).

This is an extraordinary place to see it all. Kangaroo Island offers you the possibility to get in touch with nature. Get up close toseals, koalas, echidnas, platypi, goannas, wallabies and kangaroos in their natural habitat.

9. Fraser Island (QUEENSLAND).

This is the largest sand island in the world, its breath taking beauty and natural attractions makes it a must see destination in Australia. Enjoy the experience of exploring the rainforest, sand dunes and crystal clear lakes.

10. Hunter Valley (NEW SOUTH WALES).

About two hours north of Sydney lies Australia's oldest wine region, the Hunter Valley.The Hunter has thousands of attractions ranging from historic buildings, award winning restaurants, wineries and scenic drives.