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A tiny coral cay part of the Great Barrier Reef (in Queensland, Australia), Wilson Island is among those places that you can easily call “paradise on earth”. A secluded rapture surrounded by a pristine reef and and amazing beaches, Wilson Island appeals by keeping away from the modern-day living. Located just north of the Tropic of [...] |
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Minutes away from the Great Barrier reef and close to the rainforests at the Daintree National Park and Cape Tribulation, for the green-minded, Port Douglas is among the best places to visit on a first trip to Australia. Image by bunnicula |
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A combination of mysterious rain forests, the amazing Great Barrier and featuring a beautiful beach, Palm Cove is definitely one of the most amazing destinations in Australia. Its breathtaking sights, countless attractions and tropical climate draw in vacationers from not just Australia, but all around the world. [photo credits] Despite all the development that started in the [...] |
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On the larger of the two islands of New Zealand (the South Islands), the highest mountain of the country rises - Mount Cook. Having 3,754 meters, Mount Cook is a top destination for all the nature lovers, especially for the climbers. The mountain is part of the alpine park, called after the mountain itself. This, [...] |
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It is not very often that permissions are granted to develop UNESCO World Heritage Sites into major tourist attractions by laying a pathway through them. This is all the more true in the case of those tropical rain forests with stunning canopies and dense vegetation that are being considered both a national treasure and a [...] |
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Cairns is one of the most popular Australian destinations, with visitors flocking to the beaches here to relax and enjoy the white sandy beaches and sparkling blue waters. Only in Cairns will you find such a distinct blend - as if sunny Florida crashed into the Caribbean and exploded into something even more spectacular. |
