
Australian
Holidays & Tourism  
The choice of
Australian holiday attractions and
activities is quite amazing, ranging from outback deserts to high country snow
fields, from tropical rainforests to the unending string of
Gold
Coast beaches,
from the terraced vineyards of the
Barossa Valley to the stark grandeur of
the Kimberleys....
and everything in between. While the
imposing Sydney Opera House
and the
Sydney Harbour Bridge
are instantly recognised Australian icons, along with the unique
Australian wildlife, visitors should not overlook the incredible
diversity of holiday destinations and activities throughout the
country.
No
matter what your personal holiday preferences may be, you will find
a place in Australia that caters to your needs. Diving on the
Great Barrier
Reef, meeting the wild dolphins at
Monkey Mia, outback camping in the Red Centre, cruising the
Murray River, hiking the Tasmanian wilderness areas, catching
barramundi in the Top End..... the list of holiday activities is
endless. The one
consideration that all visitors to Australia need to take into account is
the sheer size of the country and the distances involved. Australia is 50%
bigger than the whole of Europe and the equivalent of approximately 48 USA
states. When planning an Australian holiday it is essential that due
allowance is made for the time and
travel involved.
Australia has
a sophisticated
tourism and hospitality industry with well trained staff, an excellent
transport network and
world class holiday accommodation ranging from B&B's to 5 star
hotels and island resorts. The immigration history of Australia is evident
in the international cuisines that can be found in the many restaurants and
bistros throughout the country.
No one web
site can fully do justice to all the holiday attractions throughout
Australia. The intent of this site is to provide Australian holiday planners
with an overview of what they can expect to find, an introduction to the
major attractions and activities throughout all the states, together with
referrals and introductions to specialist knowledge for further research.
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Australian Holidays Guide -

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