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Looking for fun things to do in Australia? Browse Australia sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Australia. You may also write your own review of what to do in Australia.
#46 of 384 things to do in Australia
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melissak says:
After just spending a Sunday afternoon here I felt compelled to write a review on this amazing place. It is located across the river from the city center of Brisbane, very accesible if not by train you can just walk across the bridge to get there. If you've never heard of it, it is a public man made...
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#47 of 384 things to do in Australia
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WorldXplorer says:
Every year during spring, vast areas of Western Australia are covered with wild flowers. It is estimated that there are close to 12,000 species found inside its borders, many of which are unique to the province.
They are first seen in the North during late Winter, and then progressively show up i...
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#48 of 384 things to do in Australia
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mfmcp1982 says:
I was determined to bungy in Oz and Cairns seemed like the best place. The person I was travelling with had bungy'd in Las Vegas so I wanted to try it.
So jumping off a 50 metre/ 164 foot high tower seemed like a good idea. When we arrived on the Bungy Bus which picked us up from our hostel, I wa...
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#49 of 384 things to do in Australia
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niki1013 says:
This is a great climbing center!!! The staff are very friendly and helpful and the climbs change regularly. You will need to take a 10 minute induction class on your first visit. The centre can get quite busy, especially when scouts and other large groups take up many of the easier climbs. Perhaps c...
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#50 of 384 things to do in Australia
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funinuk says:
The Gold Coast is probably the most well heard of Australian destinations and is only an hours drive south of Brizzie.
Here you are amased at the city of holiday apartments and it's long white beach.
Come and lie on the beach,swim,shop,eat,party explore the hinterland and south to Tweed Heads.
Th...
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#51 of 384 things to do in Australia
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rotorhead85 says:
The Cape du Couedic Lighthouse was constructed between 1906-1909 on the southwest point of Kangaroo Island and was the 15th to be built in South Australia. Nearby treacherous waters had claimed many lives. The site was inaccessible by land at the time of construction so a jetty was built at Weirs Co...
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#52 of 384 things to do in Australia
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bluejeanjenny says:
If you are coming to Aus, the one thing you have to make sure you do is the Harbour Bridge Climb. I'm not being biased just because I'm from Sydney. I work right in the city and see it every day, but after doing the bridge climb it puts another whole perspective on the way you look at th...
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#53 of 384 things to do in Australia
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armchairathlete says:
I chose Ocean Free after reading a recommendation on this site and because my brother- (confirmed water-phobe!) had used them before. Also I didn't want to choose an outfit where I'd be one of a couple of hundred divers/snorkellers who were lobbed off a huge boat into the same patch of water. I thou...
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#54 of 384 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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#55 of 384 things to do in Australia
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rufusvb says:
You can go to Perth Zoo for 18 dollars.
You can walk around the zoo for about 3 hours and you will see all Australian wildlife by doing a 'bushwalk'. You can also see the asian and african part of the zoo.
They have got different themes in the zoo: africa, asia, australia, south america, plant...
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#56 of 384 things to do in Australia
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wongjst says:
Darling Harbour is located in the central business district of Sydney and next to Chinatown, it's a large recreational areas where many pedestrians are enjoy walking thru, with many pubs, restaurants, and shopping surrounded it.
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#57 of 384 things to do in Australia
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Vriden says:
It was a cold windy night. We sat on the concrete stairs, trying to get as close to the sand as we could. It was clear that my cardigan would not be protection enough from the chills of the ocean, and my husband had already pulled his arms inside his shirt in an attempt to maintain what little body ...
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#58 of 384 things to do in Australia
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niki1013 says:
So many climbs in the one location!!! I love this place!! It is certainly worth the drive (about 5 hours from Melbourne). There are climbs for all levels of experience!
Araps gets very, very, very busy over the easter weekend so you might have to wait for climbs - but the atmosphere is fantastic ...
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#59 of 384 things to do in Australia
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jennjeff1 says:
My mission was to get a picture holding a koala bear while in Australia. Billabong Sanctuary Wildlife Park was able to make that dream and many others come true! Crocodiles, koalas, kangaroos, snakes, wombats and all types of birds from Australia in a natural setting on 11 hectares (25 acres) of n...
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#60 of 384 things to do in Australia
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polvandenwirre says:
Driving highway B19, 50 km north of Adelaide, I arrived in the village of Lyndoch, located in one of Australians most famous wine regions, the Barossa. Of the more than 50 wineries around the valley's main settlements Nuriootpa, Tanunda and Lyndoch, I was attracted by a big wooden wine-press aside t...
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