When you really want to go to Australia

A trip to Australia is the dream of any traveler. And stories about killer beasts and meter-long insects have not been able to reduce the number of people wishing to visit this "upside-down world". We can say with confidence: a tourist going to this country should not be afraid to turn into a red cancer from the scorching sun, be ready to get to the continent on a crossbar for more than a day and not be embarrassed by fantastic reptiles, of which there are plenty.

For the strength of spirit and indomitable character, Australia fully rewards with its geographical, natural and sightseeing diversity. Openwork archipelagos of the Great Barrier Reef, ancient monoliths, picturesque coasts, well, just perfect waves for surfers and cute koalas for everyone else — this is not all that awaits daredevils in this country. Let's not forget to add to this magnificent beaches and almost year-round good weather. In general, it seems it's time to start saving money for a trip to Australia from the next salary.

Hanging rock in the center of the Australian state of Victoria.

View of the city of Melbourne.

Pink Lake Hiller.

The abandoned railway tunnel of Helensburgh, closed in 1915.

Tasmania.

Surfer and dolphin.

Bioluminescence in Gippsland lakes.

The Great Ocean Road.

Where in Australia without kangaroos.

Mount Uluru and Australia's most famous sign.

Rock "Wave" (Wave Rock) in Perth.

Bungee jump.

Whitehaven Beach.

Sunset over the Barossa Valley.

Early bird.

The picturesque Kurand railway.

Byron Bay Lighthouse.

Princess Highway.

A representative of the indigenous population of Australia.

Come visit me in Australia.