#1: 17 World Heritage Areas to marvel at

Australia boasts 17 World Heritage Areas, including the Great Barrier Reef (Queensland). Enjoy the grand aerial view from a seaplane, snorkel, dive or enjoy a reef cruise – there are so many ways to experience its natural wonder. Or visit Kakadu National Park (Northern Territory), with its sweeping landscapes and Aboriginal culture dating back tens of thousands of years; Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (Northern Territory), and be in awe of Ayers Rock (Uluru); Blue Mountains (New South Wales), famous for Australia’s unique eucalypt vegetation; or the Tasmanian Wilderness, where the air is among the cleanest in the world! Besides these great natural icons, the Sydney Opera House recently joins the World Heritage list. Join a backstage tour, watch a performance in its magnificent theatre, dine at its award-winning restaurant, or try out its ‘Opera High-Tea’.