Surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Australia is the largest country in Oceania and is a traveller's paradise, and its name appears on almost every tourist travel list, as Australia is home to numerous places of interest and popular cities, and the country is also home to many very famous small towns that are equally stylish in terms of attractions while offering a more laid-back and romantic atmosphere. If you're visiting Australia, Then Flowers would recommend you to these 15 beautiful towns.
An island of Australia
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<h1>15. New South Wales</h1>
Australia's coastline is very vast and is very popular with surfers. Of course, the small town of Yamba in New South Wales is also perfect, and the residents are also very hospitable. There's also the famous Pergourie Point Break, where you can try if you're bold and technical, and if you're a beginner, Turners Break might be better and safer for you. If you want to hike, go to Yuragill National Park, one of the biggest tourist attractions here, perfect for a day hike.
Beaches in New South Wales
<h1> 14. Esperance, Western Australia</h1>
Esperance is located in Western Australia and is Australia's most exquisite waterfront. This town is home to the world-famous and charming Pink Lake (officially known as Hillier Lake). Take a day trip by boat to the numerous isolated rocky islands along the coast and, if the season is right, camp in the middle of one of the islands, completely surrounded by nature and aquamarine. You can also sunbathe with kangaroos at Cape Le Grand National Park, or indulge in water sports like snorkeling, scuba diving, and surfing, after all, Esperance is home to the world's largest Cyclops.
Esperance, Western Australia Beach
<h1>13. Port Fairy</h1>
Port Fairy is Victoria's oldest port and has long been known for fishing and tourism. Once voted one of the most livable towns in the world, Port Fairy has a very rich history that you can find through more than 50 historic buildings that dot the town's streets. The town's buzzing art scene and fishing lifestyle are two major attractions. Port Fairy also hosts one of Australia's largest and oldest folk music festivals, the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Port Fairy, Australia
<h1>12. Byron Bay, New South Wales</h1>
Byron Bay is filled with a laid-back, hippie atmosphere, and a small touch of luxury that makes this charming seaside town of Byron Bay a holiday destination. With its most pristine beaches, magnificent coastal trails and extraordinary underwater life, Byron Bay is a haven for surfers, snorkelers, divers and kayakers. When you're done exploring land and sea, explore the sky stretching above Byron Bay in a hot air balloon. If you're not too addicted, you can also try tandem skydiving and hang gliding.
Byron Bay Beach
<h1>11. Apollo Bay</h1>
Located on the Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay is the starting point of the Great Ocean Walk and is only about half an hour from the extremely famous Hopetoun Falls. About two hours from Apollo Bay. In and around Apollo Bay, surfing, zip code, diving, caving and fishing are the most popular activities.
Apollo Bay Beach
<h1>10. Margaret River, Washington</h1>
Often referred to as the unofficial capital of Western Australia, the Margaret River is characterized by world-class Margaret's surfing destination, surrounded by the famous Margaret River wine region and caves with mammoth fossils. The fossils date back more than 35,000 years. The most amazing thing about the town is that it is located in the center of the globally recognized biodiversity hotspot, which is one of only 34 in the world and the only one in the country.
Margaret River
<h1>9. Augusta, Western Australia</h1>
Augusta and the pleasant town of Augusta sit at the mouth of the Blackwood River, surrounded by the Jala Forest. The town is popular with tourists. Here, you can visit the famous Cape Lüwen's rocky headland, white sand beach, the famous Jewel Cave in Hamering Bay and the History Museum.
The lighthouse of augusta town
<h1>8. Airlie Beach, Queensland</h1>
Airlie Beach, a typical beach resort on the Whitsunday Coast in Queensland, Australia, is the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and the extremely famous Great Barrier Reef. Airlie Beach is very famous for its nightlife, with several nightclubs and backpackers dotting the town, offering great opportunities for plenty of water activities such as day trips, sailing trips, snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing and much more. You can also take an air trip around the town and its nearby islands. For swimmers, it is better to go to an artificial lagoon, as there are a large number of jellyfish living on the beach.
Airlie Beach
<h1> 7. Bloom, WA</h1>
Bloom is a seaside town in Kimberley, Western Australia, known as the "Pearl Capital of Australia", with pearl history dating back to the 1880s. Cable Beach is also the most famous attraction in the area as it stretches for 14 miles, the soft white coastline is best experienced at sunrise or sunset, and a sunset camel ride is the most beautiful way to watch sunbathing behind the horizon. Another highly sought after activity is the departure to Kimberly to explore the waterfalls and red cliffs.
Bloom, WA
<h1> 6. Towneville</h1>
This is your chance to experience the real Australian outback. Townersville is surrounded by the typical wilderness of Queensland. If you come here in September, you can also enjoy the annual horse racing. Drink a beer in one of the traditional inland bars, take a 4WD buggy ride through the magnificent dunes, and fly to picturesque Lake Eyre.
City of Townsville
<h1> 5. Port Douglas, Queensland</h1>
Port Douglas, a quaint, beautiful fishing village on the Coral Sea, is the gateway to the world's largest coral reef cluster and the entrance to Daintree National Park, home to the world's oldest rainforest. The town's most appealing feature is the stretch of palm-leaf white sand coastline, aptly named "Four Mile Beach." Port Douglas is also a great place for swimming, snorkeling and beach volleyball, and there are plenty of desirable seafood restaurants.
Port Douglas
<h1>4. Cygnus</h1>
Little Swan is a lovely little town located between the D'Entrecasteaux river channel and the Huon river. Now the town has developed into an artistic community and an important fruit-producing area. The town is surrounded by natural landscapes and popular attractions, including Randalls Bay, Verona Beach, the Cygnet Art Trail and many wineries. For an adventurous activity here, you can also try crossing the beautiful hills around the town.
Toshijima
<h1>3. Beechworth Vic</h1>
Beechworth is a well-preserved historic town that has a long history from the main town of the Gold Rush to the present known for its distilleries and tourism. The town is also home to many famous museums and annual festivals. Here you can visit woolshed waterfalls and the historic courthouses of Beechworth, as well as a creepy ghost tour, and finally head to the Beechworth Madhouse.
Beechworth City
<h1>2. Kalgoorlie</h1>
Kalgoorlie is a classic country town in Western Australia that not only retains its historic charm but also has a 19th-century look. The presence of gold mines in the region is a prime example of what can be done for those who can enjoy exploring the gold mines. If you're here between August and October, don't miss the wildflower season. Kalgoorlie is also a small town that is perfect for leisure and entertainment.
Kalgoorlie
<h1>1. Alice Springs</h1>
Often referred to as "Alice", the Northern Territory is regarded as a famous refuge in the Australian outback. Alice Springs is a base for a variety of hikes and other outdoor activities. The main factor of this town is its "tight" proximity to Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon. The town hosts many big events each year, so check your calendar before you arrive. Activities such as inland hot air ballooning, camel rides and quad biking are very popular in the area. In addition to that, you can also enjoy the clear starlight in the town, thinking that no matter where you are, just look up and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Alice Springs
Well, this is the end of this issue of travel recommendations! Flowers will continue to be updated, we will see you in the next issue!