Things To Do In Australia

Top things to do in Australia

Home to bustling cities, the endless Outback, soaring mountains and undulating vineyards, our list of things to do in Australia is a heady mix of marvellous urban attractions and memorable nature escapes. 

Here are our top things to do in Australia-

1. Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef

Spanning 348,000 square kilometres, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the greatest natural wonders of our planet, and swimming in these coral and marine life-rich waters is one of the most unforgettable things to do in Australia. A dive into the reef’s electric blue-green waters reveal a world unlike any other. Swim over the largest reef network in the world and alongside some of 1,500 species of fishes in a fascinating array of colours, shapes and patterns. Experience the vast expanse of the Great Barrier Reef on a helicopter ride. For some land action, head to Whitehaven Beach, Australia’s most photographed beach, sit back and drink in the stretch of paradise that rolls in front of you.

2. Revel in the best that Sydney has to offer

Home to some of the most recognised symbols of the country, Sydney is one of the best places to visit in Australia. Take in unforgettable views of and from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Those looking for an adrenaline rush will get a kick out of climbing to the top of the bridge; it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and the views are mesmerising. Attend a show at the iconic Opera House or simply stroll by it during the evening when it is beautifully lit up. Amble around the vibrant Darling Harbour, and dine at its many restaurants and pubs. For a quintessentially Australian experience, spend a day at Bondi Beach, a local favourite. As the sun sets, dress up for a fancy dining experience at the gourmet eateries of Circular Quay. 

3. Savour world-class wines at Australia’s vineyards 

With perfect weather, water and soil conditions, Australia, especially the southern and coastal regions of the country, are home to world-renowned vineyards that produce award-winning wines. Barossa Valley, arguably Australia’s most famous wine-growing region, is known for its boldly flavoured Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon. Barossa has a rich wine heritage, and with more than 150 vineyards and wineries to explore, you are never too far away from an exquisite glass of wine. Hunter Valley, in South Wales, Australia, is home to the country’s oldest vineyards and is known for its Semillon wines. Experience its beauty on horseback or take off high above in a hot air balloon. For extraordinary views and wines, head to Margaret River, which boasts pristine beaches, enchanting forests and epicurean experiences.