Other than its bustling cities and amazing coffee places, Australia is also known to be home to some of the most colourful biodiversity and natural wonders - many of which are as untouched and pristine as can be since they formed thousands of years ago.
From sunkissed shores and sparkling reefs brimming with majestic wildlife, to untamed canyons and mysterious rainforests filled with hidden oases and cascading waterfalls waiting to be discovered…
Here are 35 fascinating natural wonders in Australia, each with its own story and adventures awaiting your discovery!
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1. Great Barrier Reef (Queensland)
Photo: Tourism Whitsundays
Channel your inner mermaid (or merman) by diving into the breathtaking depths of the Great Barrier Reef - perhaps the closest thing that you can get to the enchanting world of Atlantis in real life!
Spanning over 2300 kilometres along the coast of Queensland, this ethereal underwater wonderland is filled with vibrant coral reefs, crystal clear waters and of course, fascinating marine life (there are over 1500 species of fish that can be found here!).
Photo: Tourism Australia
Embark on a diving tour and snorkel alongside some friendly sea turtles, say hello to the shimmering schools of tropical fish swimming by, or simply take in the incredible coral formations sculpted by nature itself.
And don’t worry, if you prefer to enjoy the beauty of the reef from above the water, you’ll also be able to relax and enjoy the ocean breeze aboard the yacht while enjoying some of the freshest barbecued seafood!
2. Daintree Rainforest (Queensland)
Photo: Tourism and Events Queensland
Here’s one for the adventurous souls - travel back in time at Australia's mystical Daintree Rainforest. Not only is it the world’s oldest continually surviving tropical rainforest, it’s also believed to be over 180 million years old.
Photo: Tourism Australia
From taking a refreshing dip in the crystal clear waters of the Mossman Gorge and serene walks along the ancient nature trails, to participating in a traditional smoke ceremony with the Kuku Yalanji People of this magnificent land - an adventure straight out of a fantasy novel awaits you at the Daintree Rainforest!
PS: Keep an eye out and you might even encounter the iconic Cassowary here!
3. Uluru and Kata Tjuta (Northern Territory)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Step into the breathtaking wonders of Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa in the Northern Territory for an unforgettable adventure through the Great Down Under’s Red Centre!
One of the most iconic attractions here is the majestic Uluṟu, a massive sandstone monolith with its seemingly changing hues throughout the day - truly a sight to behold that you wouldn’t be able to get anywhere else.
For hiking enthusiasts, take a scenic sunrise tour to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Here, you’ll get to take in the breathtaking views of the surroundings while getting in your steps and reward yourself with a nice coffee (or tea) as the sun rises over the picturesque horizon!
4. Monkey Mia & Shark Bay (Western Australia)
Ready to check out some of the most adorable marine life in Western Australia? Then Monkey Mia and Shark Bay are must-visits for sure!
Make your way to the sparkling emerald waters of Monkey Mia where you’ll see schools of cheeky bottle-nose dolphins swimming by, or simply stroll along the soft and white sandy beaches that stretch along the turquoise waters.
Photo: Tourism Australia
If you’re a true marine life lover, you’ll have to visit Shark Bay and keep an eye out for some of the majestic creatures that can be found in the area like dugongs, and even humpback whales (during the right seasons!).
5. The Pinnacles (Western Australia)
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Most of us might not be able to travel to space any time soon, but the stunning realm of The Pinnacles in Western Australia will make you feel like you’ve wandered into an otherworldly sci-fi movie!
Standing tall on the golden sands of the Namburg National Park, these stunning limestone formations reach as high as five meters tall and show you just how great of an artist Mother Nature is with all its unique shapes and sizes.
A great way to explore this world-renowned natural wonder is by going on a beautiful sunset and stargazing tour, where you’ll be able to bask in the incredible extraterrestrial vibes by witnessing the gorgeous changing lights and landscapes accompanied by a full blanket of stars dotting the skies!
6. Twelve Apostles (Victoria)
Nature’s ever-changing beauty takes a physical form at the Twelve Apostles in Victoria - we’re talking breathtaking coastal views coupled with golden sunsets, cliffside boardwalks perfect for leisurely strolls and of course, the staggering limestone stacks that are bound to leave you awestruck by their majesty.
And did you know? Despite its name, only eight of these magnificent limestone stacks remain - but they still stand strong and tall from the glistening waters.
There are many ways to enjoy your time here, but a popular option would be to go on a hiking adventure trail where you’ll not only be able to admire the limestone stacks before the crowd arrives, but also venture off the beaten track and discover the dreamy Otways Waterfalls! You’ll even have a chance to spot the native wildlife like koalas and king parrots too!
7. Mackenzie Falls (Victoria)
Photo: Visit Victoria and Roberto Seba
Prepare to be spellbound as you wander into one of Australia’s most majestic cascades - the Mackenzie Falls tucked away in the Grampians National Park.
Photo: Tourism Victoria
Feel the crisp air and mist on your face as you stand on Boraka Lookout, a cliffside viewing platform, while you marvel at the picturesque view of the rushing waterfalls coupled with a wonderfully dramatic backdrop of rugged rock formations - it really makes you wonder how nature and time can work just so perfectly to create such a gorgeous scene!
Photo: Visit Victoria and Robert Blackburn
Make sure to also explore the local town of Halls Gap while you’re there to bask in the warm hospitality of the locals and try out some yummy food and drinks!
8. Fraser Island (Queensland)
Photo: Tourism Australia
All sorts of adventures await on Fraser Island, an extraordinary playground filled with natural attractions for people of all ages and walks of life!
Hop aboard a 4WD and embark on a thrilling adventure traversing the island’s sandy highways, dive into the crystal clear freshwater oasis that is Lake McKenzie, or even set out on a cruise tour aboard an eco-friendly and modern sailing vessel to discover and observe the rich marine life the pristine Pelican Bank has to offer, and more!
Keep your cameras ready and you might just get a perfect shot of the pods of bottlenose dolphins, Australian humpback dolphins or even dugongs!
For the foodies, you can even spoil yourselves with a yummy Aussie BBQ cruise!
9. Kakadu National Park (Northern Territory)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Kakadu National Park is a treasured UNESCO World Heritage crucial to Australia’s diverse cultural heritage, history and natural attractions.
Cruise down the Yellow Water Billabong, where you’ll observe saltwater crocodiles taking a dip or sunbathing from a safe distance, or immerse yourself in the rich Indigenous culture by visiting the floodplains of Ubirr - an ancient Aboriginal rock art site that shows just how connected to nature and the land their traditional owners were.
If you can’t decide exactly what to do here, then just opt for the wilderness escape tour where you’ll also get to discover the diverse wetlands and admire the diverse wildlife Australia has to offer from the observation decks!
10. The Three Sisters, Blue Mountains (Sydney)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Nature’s grandeur unfolds before your very eyes at the wondrous Blue Mountains National Park.
Stand on Echo Point and behold the iconic natural wonder that is The Three Sisters - made up of towering sandstone formations that stand out from the landscape with their majestic presence.
For those looking for a bit more of an adrenaline rush, take an exciting ride on the Scenic Railway - the steepest passenger railway in the world that offers breathtaking views of the lush greenery below.
Here’s a handy tip for you - get the Blue Mountains Scenic World Ticket and you’ll be able to visit four attractions with this one pass including the Scenic Railway!
The other three attractions included are the Scenic Skyway where you can glide between cliff tops and admire the panoramas of the Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, Mt. Solitary and Jamison Valley while the Scenic Walkway and Cableway are stunning elevated walkways and cable car rides respectively.
11. Bungle Bungle Range (Western Australia)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Australia is filled with world-renowned natural attractions, but let’s not forget about the underrated ones that are waiting to be discovered like the Bungle Bungle Range nestled in Purnululu National Park!
This otherworldly gem takes on the form of a series of striking orange and black beehive-shaped domes so marvellous that you wouldn’t believe that it’s completely the work of nature.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Embark on an adventure over the unique landscape with some comfy hiking shoes and venture into the labyrinth of gorges where you’ll discover stunning viewpoints and hidden oases like the Cathedral Gorge - a natural amphitheatre constructed by Mother Nature with astounding acoustics coupled with a serene atmosphere!
PS: If you’re planning to rent a car and take a road trip here, an experienced driver is highly recommended, along with renting a 4WD that’s more suitable for the rugged terrain.
12. King’s Canyon (Northern Territory)
Photo: Tourism Australia
King’s Canyon is a natural attraction filled with stupendous landscapes and ancient wonders as majestic as its name.
Challenge yourself to the advanced but beautiful rocky rim walk where you’ll see panoramic vistas of towering sandstone cliffs, dramatic gorges and even discover the lush Garden of Eden - a natural spring waterhole enveloped by exotic plants.
Photo: Tourism Australia
For those who prefer something more relaxing, don’t worry, there are also alternative routes to explore like the equally stunning boulder-strewn creek bed!
Don’t forget to stay for the sunset when the canyon turns into a kaleidoscope of mesmerising colours as the light hits the different surfaces!
13. Ningaloo Reef (Western Australia)
Photo: Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
Itching to unleash your inner mermaid after watching The Little Mermaid? Look no further because you’ll be able to do just that in the underwater wonderland of Ningaloo Reef in Australia!
Teeming with vibrant marine biodiversity from aquatic wildlife to pristine coral gardens, you’ll feel like you’re in Atlantica in real life! Put on those flippers and set out on a diving experience where you’ll be amazed by turtles, manta rays and even the elusive whale sharks (if you’re lucky enough!) swimming majestically in their pristine underwater home!
Photo: Tourism Australia
For an unforgettable encounter with the awe-inspiring marine life, sign up for a snorkelling tour where you’ll be able to observe humpback whales and listen to their ethereal song.
Do note though, that it’s extremely important to respect the rules, boundaries and safety of the tour and animals, so listen to the instructions from your guide and never get any closer than you should be!
14. The Lost City, Litchfield National Park (Northern Territory)
Photo: Tourism Australia
The Lost City sounds like a place straight out of an adventure-packed action movie - and boy, does it live up to its name!
Located in Litchfield National Park, this astounding mystical wonder is an ancient rock formation sculpted by nature over thousands of years to form an intricate labyrinth of sandstone pillars and towers waiting to be explored!
Uncover the secrets of this ancient city by embarking on a day tour where you’ll not only be able to marvel at the unique geological formations, but also explore the diverse wetlands filled with rare bird species and discover other natural wonders like the hidden waterfalls and plunge pools!
15. Katherine Gorge (Northern Territory)
Australia isn’t only known for its awe-inspiring natural splendour - it’s also known for its rich cultural heritage. At Katherine Gorge nestled in Nitmiluk National Park in the Northern Territory, you’ll be able to experience the best of both worlds.
Photo: Tourism Australia
In fact, there are so many things to do here that the best way to fully explore the area is to book a full day tour. Embark on a two-hour cruise tour and immerse yourself in the serenity of the gorgeous gorge (keep an eye out for the freshwater crocodiles that inhabit the area!)...
Photo: Tourism Australia
And explore the rest of the massive national park (over 292 000 hectares!) filled with rugged landscapes, cascading waterfalls and marvellous ancient Aboriginal rock art waiting to be discovered!
16. Undara Lava Tubes (Queensland)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Nature’s grandeur presents itself in many different ways - and the Undara Lava Tubes in Queensland’s outback is definitely a unique example. Perfect for those who prefer to explore something a little different from the usual coastal attractions and tranquil nature reserves in Australia.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Wander into the subterranean labyrinth created by lava flows from thousands and thousands of years ago, and embrace the hauntingly beautiful vibes from the mysterious tunnels adorned with mesmerising rock formations here!
You’ll also learn about the incredible ecosystem that resides within these underground chambers - including rare species of bats and more!
17. The Great Ocean Road (Victoria)
Photo: Tourism Australia and Time Out Australia
Welcome to The Great Ocean Road, perhaps one of Australia’s most popular natural attractions! At this scenic masterpiece, you’ll be able to bask in some of Victoria’s most stunning coastlines as you wind your way along the candid cliffsides that offer breathtaking panoramic views of golden sandy beaches coupled with rocky cliffs and of course, the sparkling Southern Ocean.
Photo: Tourism Australia and Time Out Australia
Go on a full-day tour and you’ll find some iconic attractions such as the majestic Twelve Apostles and more hidden gems waiting to be discovered like the Loch Ard Gorge and London Arch!
During the guided tour, you’ll also get to observe adorable animals like koalas and parrots in their natural habitat!
18. Phillip Island (Victoria)
Home to the iconic Brighton Bathing Boxes (the colourful beach huts that you’ve probably seen on Instagram!), Phillip Island is a charming seaside town filled with an endless array of things to do - whether you’re a thrill seeker looking to get your adrenaline going with some exhilarating water sports, or if you simply want to relax and soak in the idyllic vibes on the beach and around town.
Photo: Tourism Australia
For animal lovers, you’ll love the wildlife attractions like Seal Rocks, where you’ll be able to witness the elegance of the Australian fur seals!
Photo: Tourism Australia
You can even go on a day tour where you’ll not only get to spend a day with an audio guide on the island to fully immerse yourself in the experience, but also visit wildlife sanctuaries to see some of Australia’s most adorable animals.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Upgrade your tour to Penguin Plus and you’ll also get to behold the cutest penguins as they waddle ashore at the iconic Penguin Parade!
19. Whitehaven Beach, The Whitsundays (Queensland)
Photo: Tourism Whitsundays
Located in the Whitsundays, Whitehaven Beach is known as the most photographed beach in Australia (and also called Queensland’s most beautiful beach!), so you definitely have to put it on your itinerary if you love taking those beach photos for your Instagram!
Take a dip in the inviting waters, sunbathe on the pristine soft sands, get your adrenaline pumping on a rafting tour or even embark on a cruise to discover your own little slice of tropical paradise - there are just too many ways to enjoy your time at this astounding coastal wonderland!
For those who want to get their steps in, make sure to also check out the Hill Inlet lookout hike where you’ll be able to take in some splendid views of the panoramas!
20. Horizontal Falls (Western Australia)
Waterfalls are already majestic and beautiful as they are - but wait until you see the unique phenomenon of a horizontal waterfall effect (caused by tidal currents rushing through narrow gorges) at the Horizontal Falls in Western Australia!
Here, you can take an adrenaline-pumping boat tour, or even a seaplane ride to witness the mesmerising wonders of nature up close.
Besides the falls, you can also set out on a half or full-day tour where you’ll get to level up your adventure by venturing off the beaten track and into the traditional lands of the Dampier Peninsula and Cygnet Bay to experience more exciting activities like visiting Australia’s oldest pearl farm and learning about the Ardyaloon Aboriginal community!
21. Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre (South Australia)
Photo: Julie Fletcher
Located in the heart of the Outback, Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre is Australia’s biggest salt lake and a must-visit for nature and photography enthusiasts.
As you behold the massive, shimmering salt flats, you might even witness the rare phenomenon of when the lake fills with water - transforming it into a mystical oasis brimming with unique species of flora and fauna!
Photo: Peter Rowe
There are a couple of ways to explore the surrounding landscape as well - like taking a scenic flight or embarking on a 4WD adventure to uncover the desert terrain.
PS: If you’re planning to rent a car and take a road trip here, an experienced driver is highly recommended, along with renting a 4WD that’s more suitable for the rugged terrain.
22. Lake Hillier (Western Australia)
Photo: True North
Perhaps one of the most unique lakes in the world, Lake Hillier in Western Australia looks as if Mother Nature had picked up a brush and painted it in a vibrant pink shade (yes, the lake is naturally bright pink!).
While the exact cause of this phenomenon is still a big question mark, it is believed that the unique hue of the lake is due to just the perfect combination of microorganisms!
Whether you choose to take a scenic flight over the lake to get a bird’s eye view of its striking colour, or get up close and personal with a boat tour, Lake Hillier will most definitely leave you in awe of just how amazing nature can be.
23. Umpherston Sinkhole (South Australia)
Photo: South Australian Tourism Commission and Adam Bruzzone
Tucked away in a limestone sinkhole in South Australia, there’s a magical garden straight out of a fairytale waiting to be discovered!
With lush vegetation growing along the walls of this sunken garden, the Umpherston Sinkhole is an enchanting natural attraction perfect for those looking for a whimsical adventure.
Take a leisurely stroll along the pathways where you’ll find vibrant flowers and ferns of all the colours of the rainbow and bask in the tranquil atmosphere. At dusk, you’ll even find the resident rodents like possums emerging from their homes and running about!
24. Bay of Fires (Tasmania)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Looking for an idyllic beach getaway with just a touch of something special? Check out Tasmania’s very own Bay of Fires!
Other than its sparkling waters and white sandy beaches, this natural wonder is also known for its fiery orange-lichen-covered granite rocks that resemble burning flames (which is how it got its name!).
Photo: Tourism Australia
From taking a refreshing dip to beachcombing for colourful seashells or simply admiring the tranquil coastal views, there’s definitely not a dull moment here. You can even set out on a day tour from Launceston and visit the lavender and oyster farms in the area!
25. Aurora Australis (Tasmania)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Aurora Australis, also known as the Southern Lights, are one of the most surreal displays of the magic of nature’s beauty. In remote locations in Tasmania, Victoria and Southern Australia, you’ll be able to witness Mother Nature’s very own light show illuminating the skies with ribbons of green, pink and purple.
Photo: Tourism Australia
If you want to check witnessing this celestial phenomenon off your bucket list, make sure to plan ahead as the Aurora Australis is only available during the winter months!
26. Karijini National Park, Spa Pool, Hamersley Gorge (Western Australia)
Photo: wadeanddani on Instagram
Famous for its incredible natural beauty, Karijini National Park is a must-visit whether you’re a nature lover, hiking enthusiast, or just someone looking to be wowed by the sheer majesty of the great down under’s untouched ancient landscapes.
As you trek alongside the iconic rugged gorges of the park, discover the serene Spa Pool - an alluring hidden oasis inviting you in for a refreshing dip amidst the magical surroundings!
Of course, you can’t miss the spectacular Hamersley Gorge either where tall walls of red rock frame shimmering pools of turquoise waters - don’t forget to snap a couple more pictures here to document your adventures in Australia’s amazing outback wilderness!
PS: If you’re planning to rent a car and take a road trip here, an experienced driver is highly recommended, along with renting a 4WD that’s more suitable for the rugged terrain. Do note that some roads are sealed and drivers should drive extra slow and carefully.
27. Kiama Blowhole (New South Wales/Sydney)
If you want to witness just how powerful nature can be, then you definitely have to make a trip down to the Kiama Blowhole on the coast of New South Wales. Here, you’ll be awed by how waves crashing into an underground cavity can create a spectacular water spout that reaches up to 20 meters high.
Not only that, there are also scenic coastal walks to stroll along as you take in the enchanting ocean vistas and dancing waves. For a more serene escape, join a small group walking tour where you’ll discover the peaceful countryside, uncover hidden beaches, bush trails and more!
28. Lake Tyrrell (Victoria)
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Some places just feel truly ethereal and otherworldly - and Lake Tyrrell in Victoria just happens to be one of them.
While it doesn’t happen all the time, this vast salt lake transforms into a glimmering mirror when the conditions are just right, creating a surreal reflection of the sky and the surrounding landscapes (similar to the famous Bolivia salt flats, also known to many as Heaven on Earth!).
Photo: Visit Victoria and Anne Morely
Regardless of whether you’re lucky enough or not to witness the giant mirror phenomenon, a visit to the lake is still bound to leave you in awe at its spectacular beauty as you explore the salt flats and take in the breathtaking views of the gorgeous pink and gold-hued sunrise and sunsets over the horizon!
29. Bicheno Blowhole (Tasmania)
Photo: nihua314 on Instagram
Located in the charming coastal town of Bicheno in Tasmania, the Bicheno Blowhole is a captivating attraction with a spectacular display of spraying water and mist that fills the air as the powerful ocean waves crash against the rocks.
While you’re there, take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque foreshore and discover the marine life teeming at the nearby rock pools. In fact, you might even catch a glimpse or two of some playful dolphins and seals! When you’re ready for a break, make sure to check out the local eateries nearby serving fresh and delicious seafood or simply relax on the white sandy beaches and bask in the beauty of nature!
30. Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island (South Australia)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Sculpted by the winds and waves over hundreds of years, the Remarkable Rocks on Kangaroo Island in South Australia is a true testament to the forces of nature - and a must-visit for true nature lovers.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Taking on a myriad of unique shapes and sizes, these massive granite boulders have become a labyrinth of weathered rock formations that are waiting to be explored and marvelled at. Coupled with the gorgeous backdrop of the glistening Southern Ocean, this natural wonder is the perfect depiction of Australia’s gorgeous coastlines!
Photo: Tourism Australia
For animal lovers, you’ll even get a chance to see a wild Australian sea lion colony in their natural habitat as well as other native animals like kangaroos, wallabies and echidnas during the guided beach walk on a day tour!
31. Blue Lake, Little Blue Lake (South Australia)
Photo: mitch.toft on Instagram
Marvel at nature’s artistic palette at the Blue Lake, nestled among the volcanic peaks of Mount Gambier in South Australia.
Photo: Lucy Adamopoulos
Known for its vibrant bright blue hue, this unique body of water looks straight out of a painting - and the best part is that it’s all natural.
Photo: Caravan Adventure AUS
After taking a nice, scenic walk along the rim of the crater while admiring the glistening ripples, make sure to venture out to the nearby Little Blue Lake where you’ll find yourself in a tranquil little spot surrounded by dense eucalyptus forests!
32. Morialta Conservation Park (South Australia)
Photo: Michael Waterhouse
Just a short drive away from Adelaide, the Morialta Conservation Park in South Australia is home to an abundance of wildlife and a stunning gorge with several cascading waterfalls, rock pools and rich foliage. In fact, it’s even locally known as the best place to spot some wild koalas (just imagine those cute little faces munching on eucalyptus leaves!).
Photo: Tourism Australia
Explore and discover the untouched wilderness on a guided wilderness and wildlife hike at this gorgeous nature reserve. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, you’ll definitely find what you’re looking for here!
33. Jewel Cave, Margaret River (Western Australia)
Photo: Tourism Australia
Calling all explorers - step into the fascinating underground world of the Jewel Cave in Margaret River! In this ancient limestone cavern, you’ll be able to witness the breathtaking beauty of stalactites, stalagmites, and delicate cave formations.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Join a guided cave tour and begin your adventure in this massive show cave to learn about its rich history including its unique ecosystem, geology, and even the fossilised remains of the now extinct Tasmanian Tiger that have been carefully preserved for over 3000 years!
34. Booroomba Rocks, Namadgi National Park (Australian Capital Territory, Canberra)
Photo: Tourism Australia
If you’re someone who loves outdoor activities like hiking and rock climbing, then Booroomba Rocks located in Namadgi National Park will be the perfect destination for you.
Photo: Tourism Australia
Lace up your hiking boots and begin your adventure where you’ll marvel at towering granite cliffs, picturesque views of the Murrumbidgee River Valley, and endless sprawling wilderness and mountain ranges that are so unbelievably pristine that it’ll almost feel like you’ve stepped into an intricate painting!
35. Gondwana Rainforests of Australia (New South Wales & Queensland)
Photo: Tourism Australia
At the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, it seems like time has been standing still for millions and millions of years. Here, you’ll be able to explore several national parks filled with canopies of ancient towering trees, lush green foliage and vibrant wildlife - all seemingly untouched since prehistoric times!
To fully immerse yourself in this pristine UNESCO World Heritage-listed site, set out on a guided walking tour where you’ll discover the wonders of this enchanting place and all the stunning natural wonders that come with it like the captivating Natural Arch waterfall, basalt cave and more.
And there you have it, 35 unparalleled natural wonders in Australia! So what are you waiting for? Your unforgettable adventure awaits in the great Down Under’s intriguing landscapes!
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