Australian Natural Landmarks: Journey Down Under

AUSTRALIAN LANDMARKS: A JOURNEY DOWN UNDER

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Australian landmarks are pretty spectacular. From the iconic Great Barrier Reef to Uluru, many hold the title of the world’s longest, biggest, or oldest of their type.

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Rich in wildlife and ancient plant species, touring the Bungle Bungles with an indigenous guide is an unforgettable experience.

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They are part of the Great Dividing Range, a series of mountains and plateaus that run along the east coast of Australia. It is the third-longest mountain range in the world.

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The Pinnacles is a haunting Australian landmark in Nambung National Park. Hundreds of limestone pillars up to 15 feet tall cover the yellow sand of the Pinnacles Desert.

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It is not uncommon to find a mob of kangaroos relaxing on the beach during the day. First-time visitors to Lucky Bay might pinch themselves to make sure they are not dreaming.

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Thanks to relentless wave action, only eight remain. While The Eight Apostles might not have the same ring, the remaining Apostles are still an impressive sight.

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AUSTRALIAN LANDMARKS: A JOURNEY DOWN UNDER

Australian landmarks are pretty spectacular. From the iconic Great Barrier Reef to Uluru, many hold the title of the world’s longest, biggest, or oldest of their type.

Rich in wildlife and ancient plant species, touring the Bungle Bungles with an indigenous guide is an unforgettable experience.

BUNGLE BUNGLE RANGES

They are part of the Great Dividing Range, a series of mountains and plateaus that run along the east coast of Australia. It is the third-longest mountain range in the world.

BLUE MOUNTAINS

The Pinnacles is a haunting Australian landmark in Nambung National Park. Hundreds of limestone pillars up to 15 feet tall cover the yellow sand of the Pinnacles Desert.

THE PINNACLES

It is not uncommon to find a mob of kangaroos relaxing on the beach during the day. First-time visitors to Lucky Bay might pinch themselves to make sure they are not dreaming.

LUCKY BAY

Thanks to relentless wave action, only eight remain. While The Eight Apostles might not have the same ring, the remaining Apostles are still an impressive sight.

TWELVE APOSTLES

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