1. Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort

Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort is the only resort on the island. The resort provides enough rooms to meet the needs of different tourists. There are more than 70 water and land activities, including wild dolphins feeding, desert safari, and ATV Quad Bike and more.

It’s a must to try the newest and hottest restaurant at Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort (Fire and Stone), combines the essence of Chinese and Western cuisine.

2. Scenic World Rides, Blue Mountains

Discover the Blue Mountains – Sydney’s backyard playground. This UNESCO World Heritage site covers the area over 3,861 square miles, surrounded with rainforest, sandstone cliffs, dramatic canyons, and scenic lookouts and waterfalls.

Scenic World is the perfect way to explore the stunning nature wonder of Blue Mountains, which offers a range of experiences found nowhere else on Earth. Board the world’s steepest passenger railway; stroll along the Scenic Walking as it takes you descend into the extraordinary Jurassic-like rainforest. Thus, hop aboard the Scenic Cableway & glass-floored Skyway which provide best panoramic view of Katoomba Falls, the Three Sisters, and Jamison Valley!

3. Sydney Opera House Guided Tour

Looking at the four ‘triangular’ segments of the roof design, the Sydney Opera House has become the symbol of Australia since 1973, attracting more than eight million people to visit the site yearly. However, most visitors only stop by for photographs from outside of the building. Have you ever wondered what does the interior looks like? And did you know this UNESCO World Heritage Site has spent 16 years and cost more than 100 million AUS to build?

Step into the glamorous hallway of the iconic Sydney Opera House for a guided tour to learn more about the architecture and interesting stories of the building. Thus, be awed by the world-class opera performance and take a peek into the rehearsal studio where passionate ballet dancers keep practice.

4. Dolphin Watching Cruise, Port Stephens

Port Stephens is blessed with beautiful beaches, national parks and a unique sand-dune system. There are many reasons to have fun in this vibrant coastal city!

Home to around 150 bottlenose dolphins, Port Stephen is the perfect place in Australia to observe these adorable sea creatures, boosting an impressive 99% success rate for spotting them! From November to April, get out on the water for an exciting cruise sailing adventure around Nelson Bay to explore the beautiful waterways and get close to the pods of wild dolphins. During other season, you will get a chance to spot the large sea mammals, when thousands of humpback and other whales migrate through the marine park.

5. The Penguin Parade, Phillip Island

Just located 90-minutes from Melbourne, Philip Island is a perfect seaside holiday, offering pristine white beaches, captivating coastlines, family fun activities and iconic animals.

As a home to the largest Little Penguin colony in the world, visit the island’s main star attraction to watch these cute & friendly locals waddle home from the ocean every evening after a long day of fishing. At the Penguin Parade site, visitors get to enjoy with a few viewing options. Get an upgrade with Penguin Plus Premium viewing area as you are able to enjoy this nature experience with the best view and understand their behaviour, history, and habitat.

6. Scenic Plane flying over Hutt Lagoon

Located in the Mid-West region of Western Australia, the dreamlike salt lake boast a pink hue created by the presence of Dunaliella Salina bacteria, a source of Vitamin A which widely used in food and medicine.

Board a scenic plane from Geraldton to Kalbarri via flying over the dreamy pink color Hutt Lagoon. Marvel at the difference between its pink waters and the nearby royal blue ocean from on a flight, and see the world’s largest micro-algae farm on the lake.

It is a dangerous act to drink or swim in the lake as the bacteria inside may harm your health before being processed.

7. Get a Quokka Selfie on Rottnest Island

If you’re planning a getaway in Western Australia, Rottnest Island is one of the best choices! Just a short ferry ride away from Perth and surrounded with stunning landscape and pristine beaches, this rugged and beautiful island is perfect to escape from the city buzz.

Now… Meet the “World’s Happiest Animal”! Quokkas are mini marsupials that mostly live in Rottnest Island and certain parts of Western Australia. These furry creatures are the friendliest you’ll ever meet among most other wild Australian animals. Simply take a selfie with them and they always look like having photoshoot-ready smiles for the camera. Quokkas roam freely around the island and can be found easily, approach them quietly without touching or feeding, camera ready, and you’ll be able to get a quokka-smiley selfie in no time.

8. Field of Light, Uluru

When the night falls, stars on the ground sparkle and shine across Uluru…

Field of Light illuminates, as far as the eye can see gentle rhythms of colour light up the red desert. This four footballs fields’ worth (49,000 square metres) of massive solo exhibition was created by artist Bruce Munro by installing 50,000 spheres of light, making it the largest and most remote iteration of this artwork to date. Put this magical garden as part of your travel bucket list, imagine yourself wander through the magical field of lights; the spindly stems breathing and swaying through Australia’s spiritual heartland, such breathtakingly beautiful!

9. Longitude 131°, Uluru

Australia’s most remote luxury outpost, Longitude 131° is about connection with the landscape, its culture and wildlife, a celebration of superb regional cuisine and luxurious lodgings.

This luxury wilderness camp showcase the best Uluru has to offer with warm hospitality, sensational dining experience, breathtaking scenery, and surrounded by rugged wilderness of the Simpson Desert, Red Centre. In addition, grab yourself a drink at the open bar ranging from kombucha to craft beer, fine wine and French Champagne and the chance to sink into a plunge pool with panoramic views of the rust-red dunes. A stay at Longitude 131° will make your trip an unbeatable escape to the dual World Heritage listed wilderness of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park!

10. Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

The World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is one of Tasmania’s premier wilderness regions and home to the world-famous Overland Track and iconic Cradle Mountain.

Cradle Mountain is the sixth-highest mountain in Tasmania and is a favourite spot for hiking lovers to explore its’ pristine wilderness. You may have heard its remarkable beauty and dramatic setting, not until you stand 1,545 metres above sea level, surrounded by moss-covered ancient rainforest, deep river gorge, glacier lakes and stunning alpine landscape. Take a slow pace walk while appreciate the nature wonders along the beautiful Dove Lake Circuit, which is one of Tasmania's premier nature walks.

11. “Koalaty” Moment at Cleland Wildlife Park, South Australia

Is koala fur as soft as a stuffed toy? Here’s you opportunity to discover yourself!

The award-winning Cleland Wildlife Park is one of very few places in the world where visitors can have the unique experience to hold a koala. Just 20 minutes drive from Adelaide, you’ll find over 130 species of Australian animals, mostly roam freely around the park and you might spot some rare albino species as well. Not to mention, visitors can feed, and even pat the animals that live in the park, which includes kangaroos, emus, wallabies, potoroos and waterfowl.