This postcard-perfect destination is Queensland’s must-visit for those seeking white-sand beaches and tranquility.
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25 world-famous travel destinations you can visit without a passport
We’re all finally getting an opportunity to see Australia the way international visitors might see it. Our beautiful country is home to breathtaking waterfalls, rock formations, deserts, rainforests and beaches. To help you maximise your time outdoors and minimise the amount of time you spend researching and planning, we’re rounding up 25 must visit world-famous travel destinations around this great brown land of ours.
Wineglass Bay
Freycinet National Park in Tasmania is home to photogenic Wineglass Bay.
Uluru
The shining ruby in Northern Territory’s crown, Uluru is a sight to behold for Australians and international visitors alike.
Mullaloo Beach
Mullaloo Beach in Western Australia is home to some of the most crystal-clear waters in the country.
Mount Kosciuszko
Hit your peak at Australia’s highest point atop glorious Mount Kosciuszko.
Cable Beach
The Kimbereley offers ‘only in Australia’ travel moments, where the red dirt meets the sea.
Kings Canyon
The colours of the Northern Territory’s Kings Canyon are something all nature lovers should witness (at least) once.
The Sunshine Coast
The aptly named Sunshine Coast, about 1.5 hour’s drive from Brisbane, is an easily accessible holiday and boasts some of the state’s most beautiful beaches.
Philip Island
Home to seals and penguins, this is one Victorian travel spot animal lovers will flock to.
Kangaroo Island
South Australia’s stunning Kangaroo Island is all about the luxury stays, island-made gin and memorable views.
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The Outback
Spanning the centre of this wide-open country, the Outback is a must-visit for star gazers and road trippers.
Mount Martha
Within reach of Melbourne City, Mount Martha boasts this iconic stretch of road alongside inimitable ocean views.
Fraser Island
Accessible wilderness, natural swimming pools and abundant wildlife abound on peaceful Fraser Island.
Kati Thanda–Lake-Eyre
A feast for the senses, Kati Thanda–Lake-Eyre is Australia’s largest salt lake, with banks that glistens in pink and silver hues.
