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Looking for things to do in Australia? Browse Australia tourist attractions, activities, and sights to help plan your trip. Read reviews of the top things to do in Australia submitted by fellow travelers, or write your own review of something to do in Australia.
#1 of 366 things to do in Australia
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kakie1989 says:
Rottnest is a small island 30 minutes off the coast of Fremantle. Home to the mysterious "Quokka", Rottnest allows a lifestyle city slickers can only dream of. Getting to Rottnest is easy, several ferry companies depart Fremantle port frequently and tickets cost around $50-$65 return.
The only m...
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#2 of 366 things to do in Australia
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BareKoala says:
Stockton Beach is an adults playground. You need to have a 4WD to get onto the beach or join a tour. I haven't been on a tour so I'm not sure how much they are. If you don't join a tour you have to purchase a pass. These can be purchased from one of the nearby service stations, or a visitor centre. ...
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#3 of 366 things to do in Australia
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Funkyweekend1974 says:
Place Info:
There is alway something new and happening at Bankstown Trotting Recreational Club:
Major sporting events Live on the big screen
Live trotting races
Live acts on stage (check out showtime)
Great food and drinks at restaurants, cafes and bistro
(Memories, Gigi's, Trotters)
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#4 of 366 things to do in Australia
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shirlan says:
This park opened in 1965 and has about 50 species of animals and 160 types of birds. You can buy peanuts or arrowroot biscuits to feed the animals if you want to. A lot of animals and birds are in cages but there are also a lot that aren't, which means that you can pat a kangaroo or wallaby. There a...
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#5 of 366 things to do in Australia
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passion4travel says:
If your visiting Perth and your looking for an adrenalin rush, I would recommend that you take a day trip to Lancelin (one and half hours north of Perth) and experience "Big Foot" a massive bus flying over the sand dunes!! This converted American school bus is equipped with enormous terra tyres and...
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#6 of 366 things to do in Australia
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symean says:
I have to write about the Manly to Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway, if only to convince tourists to do it on their trip to Sydney.
First, have a look at the map I uploaded, that gives you an idea of the track. You can walk in either direction, but personally I recommend starting at Spit Bridge, and fi...
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#7 of 366 things to do in Australia
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monique_isaacs says:
For the most amazing way to experience Sydney CBD foreshore - go Roller Blading. I'm enrolled in four lessons and already bladed: Sydney harbour bridge; The Observatory; through Circular Quay; past the Opera House; into Botanical Gardens and onto Woolloomooloo; past the Art Gallery; into Hyde Park, ...
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#8 of 366 things to do in Australia
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lydia86 says:
My sister was going to work so I basically had a day to burn on my own, and boy did I have the ride of my life. The bike rental store at Federation Square opens at 10 and closes at 5 so I basically cycled for 6 hours straight, stopping only for toilet and water breaks and pushing my bike across path...
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#9 of 366 things to do in Australia
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Lynsydneyoz says:
It's a must when you get to Sydney to climb the bridge
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#10 of 366 things to do in Australia
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1kcor says:
Well this is my first review, so I decided that I should write a bit about where I live, since it is one the most amazing places on the planet. The Red Centre of Australia is surprisingly diverse in flora and fauna and the contrast in the landscape amazing. I had never seen the night sky or stars ...
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#11 of 366 things to do in Australia
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Adrian_Liston says:
The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is made up from two major features - Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Uluru is an enormous monolith that rises nearly 350 metres above the flat plains. Kata Tjuta is a series of 36 domes, up to 546 metres above the plain. The area around them is semi-arid, alternating between...
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#12 of 366 things to do in Australia
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richwavfc says:
In 2005, I travelled Around Australia. This being my first review, I decided to write about what I would say is the one MUST DO thing in Australia: Uluru. Firstly, yes, I have rated the experience as expensive. However, this is relative, as it depends on where the rest of your travels take you. If y...
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#13 of 366 things to do in Australia
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lempaw says:
Moreton Island is a large sand island on the eastern side of Moreton Bay, this beautiful island lies 58 kilometres northeast of Brisbane. The Combie Trader II ferry departs from Thurecht Parade, Scarborough Harbour and lands at Bulwer on Moreton Island, it is a 1 hour journey from Brisbane.
It's ...
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#14 of 366 things to do in Australia
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arnoldcklee says:
If you happen to visit Australia you have to make your way up to Cairns, the gateway to the great barrier reef. I took a PADI certification course and it was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Diving at the Great Barrier Reef was unreal...like you're on a different planet. I met so many fabul...
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#15 of 366 things to do in Australia
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brunyislandlover says:
Everyone should get to experience this world-class Eco-Cruise. They take you along the stunning coastline of Bruny Island where you will see amazing kelp forest's, sea caves and amazing monuments. Rob and his crew offer the most fantastic, friendly, personalised service, Every person on the boat is ...
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