Discover Australia’s most unusual places—from pink lakes and remote outback wonders to bizarre rock formations, hidden islands, and surreal natural landscapes.
Tasmania is an island state, part of the Commonwealth of Australia, and is located around 150 miles from the southern side of the Australian continent. This beautiful island is widely known for its natural environment, and is promoted as the ‘Island of Inspiration’, as about 45% of the island is made up of natural parks,…
Ball’s Pyramid is a sea stack, a great jagged spire rising from the Tasman Sea. Its steep base, roughly 650 feet across, is battered by the rugged sea, making the landing a serious challenge. Royal Navy Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball is credited with discovering Ball’s Pyramid in 1788, which was named in his honor. It…
Discover the beauty of Western Australia‘s Wave Rock, a 110-meter-long formation created by 2.7 billion years of wind and water erosion. Climb the 15-meter-high multi-colored granite cliff and be amazed by its striking appearance. The formation of Wave Rock has been a source of intrigue for geologists and the general public alike, being one of…
