Sydney Opera House, a huge and beautifully designed shell like structure, is now recognized as World Heritage Site. Millions of tourists come here to have a glimpse of this amazing building surrounded by water which contains theatres, cinemas, restaurants, studios, exhibition rooms and a concert hall.

One of the biggest living structures visible from the outer space is Great Barrier Reef which is a well protected marine site in the world containing more than 3000 coral reefs, 600 islands and many sea creatures including sharks, dolphins and many others. The beautiful coral reefs, beaches and islands offer a spectacular view to the nature lovers and also a colorful underwater view to the others.

Sydney Harbor Bridge is the world’s biggest steel arch bridge in the world containing 2 railway tracks and 8 lanes for road traffic alongwith a pedestrian which can be switched to accommodate traffic flow. Apart from being a linking factor of north harbor and business district, it gives wonderful views over the harbor and the city.

Bondi beach is a major tourist attraction of Melbourne which is just 15 minutes away from the city center. Its uniqueness lies in its location and the facilities provided to the guests as it gives a chance to the guests to stroll seaside, enjoy the meal at the restaurants having a spectacular view of beach, the wonderful Sunday markets and skate park. Besides this, it also facilitates the locals with a swimming club where they can remain fit by swimming in the winters. Swimming and surfing are the most enjoyable activities for the tourists.

Fraser Island is the world’s largest sand island offering four-wheel adventures. It gives some of the best fishing experiences in the world and wonderful eco-adventures. Fraser Island boasts luxurious, relaxing and natural accommodation experiences. It offers a wide range of fishes, horses, bats and several other species of birds that are available throughout the year .

Cairns is the main entry point for Great Barrier Reef visits. Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world. It stretches about 80 million acres along the North East Australian Coast. It is home to some of the world’s rarest sea organisms and here you have opportunity to see them and observe them.