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1. The white sands of Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsundays
2. The Bungle Bungles in the Kimberley Region
3. Melbourne’s very own Pink Lake
4. A Shell only beach – Shell Beach!
5. Twin Falls in Kakadu National Park
6. The vastness of Carlo Sand Blow in Rainbow Beach
7. The walking trails of Lamington National Park
8. 1770 – where the Great Barrier Reef meets Australia’s surf coast
9. Any of Australia’s 8,222 islands
10. Any of Australia’s “Big Things”
11. Australia’s only landmark that was designed on the concept of an Orange – the Sydney Opera House
12. The “in the middle of nowhereness” of Cape Tribulation
13. The strange little hippie community of Nimbin
14. The Quokka – an Australian animal unique to Rottnest Island
15. The views along the Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
16. Florence Falls, Litchfield National Park
17. Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia
18. The Koalas exploring Magnetic Island
19. Uluru – the world’s largest single rock
20. An inner city lagoon overlooking Brisbane River
21. The Bathing Boxes and views of Melbourne from Brighton Beach
22. The weirdness of Australia’s UFU Capital – Wycliffe Well
23. Any of the 10,085 beaches!
24. The historic and alternative streets of Fremantle
25. The world’s oldest living organism – the Stromatolites
26. “Cassius” – the world’s oldest living Crocodile on Green Island
27. Perth – the world’s most isolated city
28. Sunsets from the Lighthouse in Byron Bay
29. The underground opal mining town of Coober Pedy
30. The world’s largest sand island – Fraser Island
31. The Thermal Springs south of Darwin
32. The No Swimming “Crocodile” signs in Cairns
33. The hippie village of Kuranda just by Cairns
34. Views of Wineglass Bay, Tasmania
35. Luna Park – the infamous smile overlooking Melbourne’s beach side suburb, St Kilda
36. Views from Australia’s tallest mountain – Mt Kosciusko
37. The rare phenomenon “Stairway to the Moon” in Broome
38. The Whale Sharks of Exmouth, Western Australia
39. The waterfalls and swimming holes of Kalbarri National Park
40. The white moon like sand dunes of Lancelin
41. The eeriness of the Pinnacle Desert in WA
42. The graffiti lined laneways of Melbourne – Hosier Lane & DeGraves Street are our favs!
43. Swimming with the Great White Sharks in Port Lincoln
44. Skydiving and landing on Mission Beach
45. The Fossil capital of Australia – The Willandra Lakes Region
46. The Winery Region in Hunter Valley
47. The Surf Coast by Margaret River
48. The “nothingness” of the Nullarbor
49. Noosa’s Everglades System
50. The views from a scenic flight over the Whitsunday Islands
51. Swimming with Seals in Port Lincoln
52. The walking trails of Cradle Mountain
53. The abundance of wildlife on Kangaroo Island
54. The enormous gorges and rivers of King’s Canyon
55. The underground sinkhole in Mt Gambier
56. The Twelve Apostles on the Great Ocean Road
57. Watching the Turtles hatch in Bundaberg
58. Swimming with Crocs at Crocosaurus Cove
59. The rainforest walks in the Dandenong Ranges
60. Gold Coast’s famous Theme Parks
61. Wave Rock, Western Australia
62. Bungy Jumping in the Rainforest in Cairns
63. The Penguin Parade on Phillip Island
64. The untouched beaches of Fitzroy Island
65. Australia’s Beef Capital – Rockhampton
66. Loch Ard Gorge, Great Ocean Road
67. Views from the world’s highest natural pyramid – Walsh’s Pyramid
68. The dolphin feeding hot spot of Monkey Mia
69. Hawkins Point, Magnetic Island
70. Climbing the steps of the Sydney Harbour Bridge
71. The spectacular Jenolan Caves in New South Wales
72. The scary historic, convict site of Tasmania’s Port Arthur
73. The views from the ferry ride to Manly Beach
74. Kiama Blowhole in New South Wales
75. The circular rocks in the middle of the desert – Devil’s Marbles
76. Untouched surf along 90 Mile Beach
77. Millaa Millaa Falls in the Atherton Tablelands
78. Aboriginal Rock Art in the Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park
79. The giant sand dunes on Moreton Island
80. The views from Mount Oberon in Wilson’s Promontory
81. Grampians National Park
82. Lake Eyre – a giant salt lake in Australia’s outback
83. Passage Peak Walk on Hamilton Island
84. Scuba Diving on the Great Barrier Reef
85. The clear lakes of Stradbroke National Park
86. The ‘decorations’ at Daly Waters Outback Pub
87. The knob like rock formations of Murphy’s Haystacks
88. Sunset on Mindil Beach in Darwin
89. The aboriginal significance of Arnhem Land
90. Secluded beaches along the Mornington Peninsula
91. Spot for Kangaroos along the beaches of Cape Le Grand National Park
92. The world’s steepest scenic railway of the Blue Mountains
93. Kuranda’s scenic rainforest Cable Car
95. 360 degree views of Melbourne from Eureka Skydeck
96. Kayaking through Katherine Gorge
97. The southern hemisphere’s longest jetty in Busselton
98. Noosa National Park – try and spot Koalas!
99. Wolfe Creek Crater
100. Any of the 19 UNESCO World Heritage Listed Sites!
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