Are you ready for a virtual trip among the most interesting attractions and sights in Australia?



The Sydney Opera House

Sydney, the capital of the state of New South Wales, is the largest and most famous city in the whole of Australia.

Once you arrive here, you must definitely visit the Sydney Opera House. Designed by the architect Jorn Utzon, the building imposed itself through a special architectural style, unique design, and acoustics, but also through the six performance halls and an outdoor amphitheater. They were designed for different performances of opera, theater, and ballet.

Thus, the Sydney Opera House became an emblem for the entire city. Moreover, the work is part of the UNESCO World Heritage.

The objective is positioned in Sydney Harbour. We recommend that after you have explored this objective, you cross by ferry and take a walk on the Harbor Bridge.

This is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in Australia for Sydney. Here tourists can enjoy a ride by bike or on foot, or they can rest under the bridge, at a picnic with their loved ones.

If you have questions about the duration of the Bucharest - Sydney flight , then you should know that the duration of the flight between the two cities varies, starting with approximately 22 hours. Besides, there are no direct flights from Bucharest to Sydney, and the closest airport to the city is Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD).

Kakadu National Park

If you are thinking of planning a stay in Australia, then you must add Kakadu National Park to the list of tourist attractions.

This is Australia's largest national park . It is considered a miracle of nature because the ecosystem includes a variety of species of birds, reptiles, mammals and insects. In fact, here is the home of freshwater and saltwater crocodiles.

If you are among those who like to explore the beauties of nature, then you should know that you can find here tropical forests, mangrove swamps , gorges, rocks and waterfalls. You can cross this park by car, by boat or, why not, even on foot. Deserve!

Events in Melbourne

The city of Melbourne could be described as a metropolis open to everything that means culture, fashion and various sporting events. In fact, many important events take place here, such as the Australian Open Tennis Tournament, the Formula 1 Grand Prix and the Film Festival.

Being the second largest city after Sydney, Melbourne remained anchored in time as the "cultural capital of Australia", this expression dating back to the Victorian era.

Get into the spirit of this city full of culture by visiting the theatres, art galleries and museums that Melbourne hosts. Also, those who love shopping can walk along Bourke and Chapel streets with shops and boutiques.

You can also lose your way through the Melbourne Central shopping center or Queen Victoria Square. You will enjoy specialties collected from various corners of the world in the restaurants and cafes here! Some of these are even in European style...

The Great Barrier Reef – a colorful jewel of Australia

The Great Barrier Reef is located in the northeast of Australia and has been included in the UNESCO Heritage since 1981. Like a palette of mixed colors from the planetary ocean, the special beauty of this place is offered by the formation of 3000 coral reefs and 300 islands . In fact, this place is one of the first  tourist attractions preferred by tourists exploring Australia.

However, unfortunately, due to water and air pollution , the coral reef is dying more and more every day... Currently, experts' estimates say that only half of the reef is still alive.

 

Blue Mountains National Park

Many of the tourist attractions in Australia are included in the UNESCO world heritage . This also happens with the Blue Mountains National Park . Located approximately 80 kilometers from Syd n ey, the Blue Mountains park includes gorges , waterfalls, mountain trails and aboriginal paintings that time has had its say on , but which have remained just as interesting.

We recommend this destination both for families, but also for those who love adventure.

Did you know that in Australia there is one of the rarest species of trees in the whole world? The Wollemi pine in the National Park is one of the rarest and oldest tree species in the world . So, if you are passionate about nature and the riches with which it has been endowed, you must not miss this tourist objective in Australia!

Once here, you can admire the view of the Jamison Valley from Echo Point and the sandstone rock formations generically known as the " Three Sisters " . Explore the woods. Venture into hiking, cycling and climbing trails. Live at maximum intensity every moment that is offered to you!

 

Broome and Kimberley

The tourist town of Broome is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Australia. In fact, Broome is a "bridge" to the Kimberley region .

Walk on Cable Beach! It stretches for a length of 22 kilometers. Here you can take advantage of a relaxing ride with a camel on the seashore.

Also, if you are not a fan of beaches, you should know that Broome has a fascinating history that you can discover at the Broome Historical Museum . Moreover, an amazing natural phenomenon takes place here - "Staircase to the Moon" : when the full moon rises above the bay, locals and tourists gather here to admire the rays of light reflected in the water. Thus, the optical illusion of stairs leading to the moon is formed.

Broome is also known for the Horizontal Falls , Cape Leveque, the Gibb River and the Pearl River Bungle National Park.

Wave rock

The famous Wave rock is a granite formation, with a height of 15 meters. As you can see in the photo below, the name comes from its shape resembling a wave that is about to break. Moreover, over time, the rainwater reacted with different substances in the rock, thus forming vertical stripes in shades of gray, red and ocher.