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In Australia, you’ll find an incredible bounty of jaw-dropping natural wonders.

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You can sail, snorkel,scuba, surf, canoe, jet-ski, windsurf and many more. You can also experience helicopter and seaplane adventures that showcase the coral reefs and other places from above.

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Here are some of the most visited places you should definitely visit!!! :)

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Ningaloo Reef is Australia's largest fringing reef and it is one of the largest on Earth.
The crystal clear waters of Ningaloo Reef are home to the world’s largest fringing coral reef swarming with turtles, tropical fish, manta rays, humpback whales and the elusive whale shark.

A snorkel and mask are all you'll need to experience this colourful reef :)

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Located in Katoomba in The Blue Mountains, the Three Sisters is a strikingly unusual rock formation that, according to Aboriginal legend, represent three sisters who were turned to stone.
The Three Sisters is best seen from Echo Point Lookout, however you can also get up close on a walking trail to the top of the Three Sisters via Honeymoon Bridge

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The Great Barrier Reef  is Australia’s most well-known natural asset.

You can snorkel, scuba or view this underwater playground from a glass-bottom boat. You also can see whales, turtles, clownfish, potato cod, giant clams, maori wrasse and sharks. A scenic flight above Heart Reef is a romantic excursion that every couple will cherish ;)

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Located on Middle Island near Esperance, Lake Hillier is known for its baffling bubble-gum pink hue. Although it’s not the only pink lake in Australia, it’s often considered the most vibrant.

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How to see it: Enjoy a scenic and relaxing flight around Middle Island to really experience the lake up from its best angle.

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Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges is a huge, sunken natural amphitheatre – a vast crater carved out of the desert, surrounded by jagged mountains.

You can take in the enormity of this sunken natural amphitheatre on a scenic flight.

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Located at the southern gateway to Australia's Coral Coast the Pinnacles Desert of Nambung National Park is one of the major natural attractions in the region and are Western Australia's most visited attractions.  The best season to visit the Pinnacles is in the months of August to October, as the days are mild and wildflowers, along with wattle, begin to bloom in the spring

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Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park is a protected area in the Northern Territory of Australia. There are a number of sightseeing and cultural tours to Uluru that offer walks that you can take around the major attractions of the park. Other walks surrounding Uluru include the Liru Walk, Mala Walk and Kuniya walk, while the sunrise and sunset viewing areas provide great photo opportunities.

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Litchfield National Park is a must see if you're in the Top End.

It's home to several stunning waterfalls that cascade into crystal clear pools.

Swimming under the falls and relaxing in waterholes is a favourite pastime for visitors and locals alike.