subject: Australia's Tropical North Has Four Essential Must Sees [print this page] It can be quite overwhelming when you come to Australia, the number of things you can see and do that will give you great memories is amazing. Here are a few of the experiences you must have during your stay in the Tropical North. Visit the Great Barrier Reef. The Great Barrier Reef is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of this region. You will find that the reef is beautifully adorned in coral and offers the opportunity to view many species of fish from the shore or by scuba diving and snorkeling under the surface. There are even glass bottom boats that afford you the underwater experience of a lifetime, while getting to stay dry. No matter how you choose to see it, this is one location that you should not pass on. Visit Cooktown. Cooktown offers a more historical look at the Queensland. This is perhaps one of the oldest towns in the region and allows you the opportunity to experience history first hand. There are monuments and a museum that all document the historical significance of this amazing town. Come experience the Aboriginal lands as well and the many rock paintings that are true to the culture of the region. Come and listen to stories about the Aborigines and check out all there is to know about one of the Earth's first cultures. You should definitely go to the Daintree Rainforest as it is one of the amazing natural habitats in this area, housing all types of waterfalls, creatures and tropical plants. It lies very close to the Great Barrier Reef so it's convenient to get to after seeing the Reef. All of the rainforests here are protected and offer a great place to do some exploring. Go along the Great Tropical Drive to become wrapped in the most amazing experience. There are thirteen adventure trails along the way to be able to see all of the outback. In addition you will get to see some incredible views along the way, enough to take your breath.
Australia's Tropical North Has Four Essential Must Sees
By: Jerry Duncan
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