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Most Visited Places in Australia

Most Visited Places in Australia

Australia is the 30th most visited country in the world. This is remarkable considering the distance that it takes to get there. The ranking is based on the travel wishlist app, Visited. The app is enjoyed by millions, as it allows users to keep track of their travels and create custom travel bucketlists for future. Travel lists are based on over 150 categories and range from places like beaches, mountains, volcanoes, experiences such as golf, skiing, diving and architectural cultural places such as art museums, palaces and castles to name a few.

Based on international travelers people come to Australia for its World Wonders, Melbourne is known for its beer, it also is both a luxury destination and a eco destination for those looking for specific destinations. It is also known for its unique wildlife such as Koala’s, Kangaroos and Emu to name a few. You can visit Australia by flying major airlines from around the world, or by taking the cruise. Visitors can visit Australia by Cruise with popular Australian cruise ports including: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns and Tasmania being in the most popular.

Australia’s most visited places to no surprise are its 3 popular World Wonders which are really incredible to visit.

  1. Sydney Opera House – Is found in Sydney, and is a landmark that can be seen on all new year eve’s celebration and is part of the famous Sydney harbor. It is a world wonder due to its architectural beauty build in the 20th century. It is home to Australia’s opera, theater and symphony.
  2. Great Barrier Reef – Is named great because it is the world’s largest coral reef which also includes over 900 islands. It is so large that it can actually be seen from outer space. For those that love to snorkel or dive, this is a must visit.
  3. Uluru – also known as Ayers Rock, is located in the Northern Territory with its largest town Alice Springs which is 400 km away. It is a sandstone monolith which is huge, and is scared to the indigenous Australian population around the rock is the Uluru-Kate Tjuta National Park which is also a must visit for its unique nature.