With its colourful treasure trove of rivers, forests, beaches and wildlife, this continent offers plenty of opportunities to relax and reconnect with nature Take a moment to marvel at Australia's finest natural beauty with an overnight stay on Tasmania’s Maria Island (right) or a scenic flight over the pink Lake Hillier in Western Australia. PHOTOS: TOURISM AUSTRALIA As city slickers, Singaporeans often go abroad to experience what they don’t get much of at home — a deep and meaningful dive into glorious Nature . And there’s no better place on earth to experience that than in Australia, with its natural wonders and outdoor lifestyle.
You’ll get to experience a rare stargazing session at an International Dark Sky Reserve, spot friendly sea giants at an even rarer World Whale Heritage Site, and soak in the sun at some of the best beaches in the world, populated by loveable wildlife kangaroos. After reconnecting with nature, look forward to finding yourself refreshed, recharged and revitalised. Admire the wondrous landscapes of the Murray River, South Australia Australia's first International Dark Sky Reserve, located at the Murray River, offers some of the planet's darkest skies, making it a prime spot for stargazing.
PHOTO: TOURISM AUSTRALIA The Murray River is not only the longest river in Australia — flowing more than 2500km from the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales to the Lakes and Coorong in South Australia — it’s also one of the world’s oldest rivers, .
