Australia's Nature Wonders - Home of 16 World Heritages listed sites

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Australia's Nature Wonders

Australia is home to over 500 National Parks and holds
15 World Heritage-listed Wonders. You can experience spectacular beauty in any form, on land, sea, air by stepping into lush green rainforest, snorkeling in turquoise sea, watching the colourful marine life of the coral reefs, getting close to fascinating Australian plants and to diversity of Australian animals. By bushwalking, 4Wdriving, rafting, kayaking, caving, horse riding, cycling and many more outdoor activities.

Here some of the 17 Australian World Heritage Wonders

The Cradle Mountain - Lake St. Clair NP, Tasmania

Tasmania has 19 National Parks and Reserve making 40 percent of the island a procteted area .The World Heritage areas stretches for more than 1,4million hectares. The best known of Tasmania's bushwalks is the Overland Track in the rugged Cradle Mt. Lake St. Clair National Park with spectacular mountain scenerey, alpine moorland, dense rainforest, abundant wildlife and waterfalls. The Overland Track attracts tourists, visitors
and trekking lovers form all over the world. The best time to explore
Tasmania is Nov-March, especially from Dec-Feb, which is summer time
with pleasent warm temperatures.

The Great Barrief Reef - The Whitsundays Paradise, QLD

Its World Heritage marine wonderland stretches for over 2,000 km off th Queens land coast. The Whitsundays are perhaps the most known among the various attractions of the Great Barrier Reef. A complex of 74 unique islands with white sand and warm pristine waters, you can see marine life, coloured coral, party or snooze next to the sea.

Watch this VIDEO to get a glimpse of the Great Barrier Reef.

The Kakadu National Park, NT

The Kakadu National Park it is maybe one of the most significant natual icons
of Australia, at least the most known among the many World Heritages to be
found in Australia. Kakadu NP is an immense ta

pestry of rainforest and Aboriginal cultural artefacts, which covers an area of 19thousand square km, roughly the same area for Wales. In the Kakadu National Park you will go through huge lush wetlands, rugged slopes, plunging gorges, cascading waterfalls, see millions of migratory birds and beautiful vegetation, spot crocodiles sun on the banks of the Adelaide River. Find out more about this real Australia natural marvel

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