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Maria Island
A national park island in Tasmania listed as UNESCO World Heritage, Maria Island combines penitentiary heritage, geological cliffs and reintroduced endemic wildlife, accessible by ferry from Triabunna.
Kings Canyon
Sandstone gorge in Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon is explored on foot via the Rim Walk and Garden of Eden, 450 km southwest of Alice Springs.
An iconic Victoria park, the Grampians (Gariwerd) blend sandstone ridges, Aboriginal rock art and Australian wildlife, just 3 hours from Melbourne.
Cradle Mountain
UNESCO-listed iconic peak in Tasmania, Cradle Mountain features glacial lakes, marsupial wildlife and the start of the 60 km Overland Track.
Blue Mountains
Just two hours from Sydney, the Blue Mountains bring together sandstone cliffs, eucalyptus forests, hilltop villages and ancient caves, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Atherton Tablelands
A volcanic plateau west of Cairns, the Atherton Tablelands combine rainforest, crater lakes, waterfalls and endemic fauna from northern Queensland.
Hobart
Capital of Tasmania, Hobart blends colonial past, contemporary art at MONA and wild nature between Mount Wellington and the Derwent River.
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