Honeymoon in Australia, 10 reasons to spend your honeymoon here

  No other country can be seen in two different ways, only Australia has that peculiarity. When people think of Oceania, they wonder if it is an impressive continent that appears on the map in the form of an island or if it is an island with continent proportions. This image has been born from […]

 

No other country can be seen in two different ways, only Australia has that peculiarity. When people think of Oceania, they wonder if it is an impressive continent that appears on the map in the form of an island or if it is an island with continent proportions.

This image has been born from the ancient legends of the aborigines, which, acclimated and finely spun, have been interwoven with the stories of the settlers. Stories, tales and legends that have flourished in its peaceful forests, in the high mountains, in the inhospitable jungles, in the immeasurable deserts, in the unique fauna, in the amazing flora and in its paradisiac coasts.

Our country is a real paradise where you can find a wide variety of animals and native vegetation, such as kangaroo, koala or platypus. Despite having a large part of the desert territory, this country provides tourists with several natural parks and more than 700 lakes. And of course, it is essential to visit the Great Barrier Reef, the largest in the world!

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These are some of the things you can see if you decide to stay for your honeymoon

Today we select 10 reasons why Australia is an ideal destination for your honeymoon and we want to show you some of the most interesting and unforgettable points in your trip to this wonderful country:

  1. Stunning cities to visit like Sydney or Melbourne

Sydney, founded in the year 1788 is the oldest city in Australia. It has a population of approximately four million inhabitants. It belongs to the State of New South Wales, the oldest and most populated of Australia. The Bay of Sydney divides the city into two zones, the North and the South, connected by the Harbor Bridge and by an underwater tunnel.

You cannot miss the Opera House and make a stop at one of its famous beaches such as Manly or Bondie Beach. Melbourne is the second city in importance of Australia with approximately three million inhabitants. It is a modern city that captivates above all for its rich cultural and gastronomic offer. Do not fail to visit the Fitzroy Gardens, where the Captain Cook House, Federation Square, the National Victoria Museum or the Cathedral of Sant Paul are located.

  1. Enjoy a sunset at Monte Urulu

What could be more beautiful and romantic than enjoying a magical sunset over the Urulu, the red mountain icon of Yesterday Rocks, accompanied by silence, the starry sky and a few glasses of Australian sparkling wine? Nothing, better than this there is nothing!

  1. Diving at the Great Barrier Reef in Cairns

It is a unique experience for lovers of diving, because there is no better place in the world than Australia to enjoy the best and purest funds to enjoy a unique ecosystem. From Cairns, you have full day excursions on mini cruises, where you will have the possibility to bathe, snorkel and enjoy the natural wonders of the reef.

  1. Enjoy a day with the kangaroos on Kangaroo Island

The kangaroo and the koala are the most famous animals of Australia and it is this island, where we can best see them. From Adelaide, in the south of the country, we will take a ferry to Kangaroo Island, where among other things you can visit farms where you feed pelicans and sea lions, and also feed the wanted kangaroos in Parndana Park.

  1. Kakadu National Park

The Kakadu Natural Park is the largest in the country, as well as being a World Heritage Site. It is located in the region of the Northern Territory of Australia. With an area of ​​almost 20,000 km2, its size is equivalent to that of Slovenia. One of the greatest natural spectacles is the combination of rock formations with floodplains, which gives rise to magnificent landscapes. Crocodiles abound in the park, these large reptiles sleep on the sand banks of rivers, which facilitates their visibility. Another remarkable point is that it is one of the best places to admire rock art of aboriginal culture and the aboriginal community is visible in this area.

  1. Taste the flavour of Yarra Valley wines

Just one hour from Melbourne is the fantastic Yarra Valley, a region famous for its wines. Here you can visit vineyards and wineries, as well as, of course, taste the different wines produced in the area. In particular, the tour includes a visit to 4 famous wineries. The tour also includes a meal made from local products. Because not only of national parks does man live!

  1. Check how overwhelming it is to get under the Wave Rock

It is one of the most impressive natural monuments in Australia. Wave Rock is a fascinating rocky granite formation that, thanks to the chemical erosion of the subsoil and the erosion of the rains, has the shape of a wave about to break, hence the expectation and curiosity that awakens among visitors. The tour also includes a visit to the historic town of York and other archaeological sites in the area.

  1. Rent a car and explore part of the Great Ocean Road

The southeastern region of the state of Victoria has beautiful coastal landscapes with strange rock formations, beaches and recreational resorts, as well as important fishing ports. Perhaps one of the most famous formations is the Twelve Apostles. The best way to get to know the area is to go by car on the Great Ocean Road, a fascinating road that winds through cliffs, deserted beaches and curious hills.

  1. Hiking in the Blue Mountains National Park

It is one of the most spectacular areas of eastern Australia. It is a National Park plagued by picturesque villages, famous for their shops and part of beautiful landscapes. In this place you can see canyons, ravines and gorges covered with vegetation. Do not forget to watch the sunset from one of its viewpoints!

  1. Amazing beaches on the Australian coast

The vast majority concentrated on the east coast and relatively close to Sydney. Some of the best beaches are Bronte Beach or Byron Bay, one of the most famous for its alternative lifestyle, and full of surfers and young people. On the South Coast of Australia, it is a must to visit Jervis Bay, with stunning beaches of crystal clear water and white sand like Hyams Beach or Greenfield Beach.

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