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You may wish to consider experiencing Australia’s National Parks. The Tropical North Queensland region for example is well known for the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef. You will find wet tropical rainforests and the unique ecology of the Cape York Peninsula as well as a huge coastline with gorgeous beaches, a wealth of marine life and spectacular views.
You will find that eco-tourism is playing a strong role in the tourism industry and this trend appears to be increasing.
Between the borders of Queensland and New South Wales you can visit the volcanic landscape of the Border Ranges including the Nightcap and Mt Warning parks.
You will find unique species of animals and native plants in Australia that you won't see outside of the continent.
Throughout Australia, the lakes and rivers will fascinate you. From the alpine streams of the Snowy Mountains to the broad, brown rivers in the ‘heart’ of the continent, there are many amazing sights.
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Nationalparks in New South Wales

Northern Tablelands
Parks include Barrington Tops, Cathedral Rock, Gibraltar Range, Oxley Wild Rivers, New England, Bald Rock, Boonoo Boonoo, and Queen Mary Falls

North Coast
Parks include Border Ranges, Dorrigo, Mount Warning, Broadwater, Bundjalung and Yuraygir.

Mid North Coast
Parks include The Great Lakes and Crowdy Bay National Park.

Blue Mountains
Just west of Sydney, parks include Blue Mountains, Kanangra-Boyd, Wollemi, and Yengo.

Central Coast
Just north of Sydney, parks include Bouddi, Brisbane Water, and Dharug.

Sydney
Parks include Royal, Kur-ing-gai Chase, and Sydney Harbour.

Illawarra
Just south of Sydney, Parks include Bunderoo and Royal National Park.

Kosciusko
Kosciusko is the largest park in New South Wales encompasing the states alpine region.

Southern Highlands
Parks include Budawang, Deua, Morton, Tarlo River, and Wadbilliga.

South Coast
Parks include Ben Boyd, Bournda, Mimosa Rocks, Mount Imlay, Murramarang, Nalbaugh, Nungatta, Seven Mile Beach, and Wallaga.

Outback
Parks include Kinchega, Mootwingee, Mungo, and Sturt.

North West
Parks include Warrumbungle and Mount Kaputar.

Western Plains
Parks include Conimbla, Hill End Historic Site, Nangar, and Weddin Mountains.

Riverina
Parks include Cocoparra.

Queensland National Parks

Cape Yorke
Parks include Lakefield, Rokeby, Archer Bend, Iron Range, and Jardine River.

Gulf Savannah
Parks include Lawn Hill and Forty Mile Scrub.

Coral Coast
Parks include Daintree, Cape Tribulation, Mount Hypipamee, Lake Eacham, and Lake Barrine.

Whitsunday Coast
Features Eungella National Park.

Capricorn Coast
Parks include Mount Archer and Byfield.

Toowoomba
Parks include Crows Nest Falls, Isla Gorge, Ravensbourne, Lake Broadwater, Carnarvon Gorge, and Bunya Mountains.

Fraser Island
The world's largest sand Island

Sunshine Coast
Parks include Glass House Mountains, Mapleton Falls, Kondalilla, Noosa, and Cooloola.

Gold Coast
Features Lamington National Park.

Northern Territory National Parks

Kakadu
Three hours drive east of Darwin is the famed, World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park

Katherine Gorge
The spectacular Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park is a must-see.

Arnhem Land
A wilderness paradise on the Cobourg Peninsula.

Red Center
Parks include Finke Gorge and Watarrka.

Uluru
Features Ayers Rock and Kata Tjuta National Park.

South Australia National Parks

Adelaide
Parks include Belair, Black Hill, Morialta, and Cleland.

Flinders Ranges
Parks include Flinders Range, Gammon Ranges, and Mount Remarkable.

Outback
Parks include Witjira, Simpson Desert, Lake Eyre, and Innamincka.

Barossa Valley & Riverlands
Features the Murray River National Park.

South East & Murraylands
Parks include Coorong, Brookfield, Naracoorte Caves, Bool Lagoon, Dingly Dell, and Tantanoola Caves.

Yorke Peninsula
Features Innes National Park.

Fleurieu Peninsula
Parks include Deep Creek, Talisker, Newland Head, Cape Gantheaume, Kelly Hill, and Seal Bay.

Eyre Peninsula
Parks include Lincoln and Coffin bay.

Tasmania National Parks

West Coast
Parks include South-West, Mount Field, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair, and Franklin-Lower Gordon Wild Rivers.

Hobart
Featuring Hartz Mountains National Park.

East Coast
Parks include Mount William, Ben Lomond, Douglas Apsley, Freycinet, and Maria Island.

North Coast
Parks include Rocky Cape, Asbestos Range, and Cataract Gorge Reserve.

Victoria National Parks

Highlands
Parks include Mount Buffalo and Baw Baw.

Gippsland
Parks include Wilsons Promontory and Tarra Bulga.

Murray River
Parks include Hattah-Kulkyne and Murray-Sunset.

Grampians
Features aboriginal rock paintings.

Gold Fields
The Goldfields Botanical Gardens in Ballarat

Great Ocean Road
Parks include Otway, Tower Hill, Lower Glenleg, Cape Bridgewater, and Cape Nelson.

Western Australia National Parks

Margaret River
Parks include Leeuwin-Naturaliste, Cape Leeuwin, Beedelup, and Warren.

South East Coast
Parks include William Bay, Stirling Range, Porongorup, Torndirrup, Frank Hann, Fitzgerald River, Stokes, Cape Le Grand, and Cape Arid.

Southern Hinterlands
Includes Dryandra State Forest.

Outback
Parks include Goongarrie and Eucla.

Perth Region
Parks include John Forrest and Armidale Settler's Common.

Victoria National Parks

Highlands
Parks include Mount Buffalo and Baw Baw.

Gippsland
Parks include Wilsons Promontory and Tarra Bulga.

Murray River
Parks include Hattah-Kulkyne and Murray-Sunset.

Grampians
Features aboriginal rock paintings.

Gold Fields
The Goldfields Botanical Gardens in Ballarat

Great Ocean Road
Parks include Otway, Tower Hill, Lower Glenleg, Cape Bridgewater, and Cape Nelson.

Australian Capital Territory National Parks

Namadgi
Namadgi National Park is situated just south of Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory.

National Parks - Links
> Australian Government/ parks and reserves in Australia
> Australia Forum

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KAKADU ADVENTURE TOURS– DARWIN
LITCHFIELD- ADVENTURE TOURS- DARWIN
FRASER ISLAND- BEACHES- HERVEY BAY
FRASER AND ACCOMMODATION PACKAGE
FRASER AND WHITSUNDAYS SUPER DEAL
DRIVE YOURSELF WILD FRASER ISLAND ADVENTURE
AYERS ROCK OUTBACK SAFARI TOUR- ALICE SPRINGS
TASMANIA

KAKADU ADVENTURE TOURS– DARWIN
3 DAYS- $375 SPECIAL
INCLUDES FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION
ALCOHOL IS NOT INCLUDED
This is a great tour to do if you want to see the gorgeous sights of northern Australia and if you are not afraid of crocodiles… To do this tour you must be at a reasonable fitness level because there are a lot of hikes and some of them are fairly strenuous. At the end of every long hike though, there are amazing rivers to swim in. Each day is packed with hiking, swimming and 4x4 driving with your groups. You will enjoy delicious barbecues every night and have the option to sleep in swags or tents.
You get to go to a lot of places where there are crocodiles so make sure you bring your camera… just make sure that you don’t get too close! At the end of the tour your group will receive vouchers for free dinner and drink specials, so everyone can have one more night out together - take advantage of it! Groups range from 8-10 people.

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LITCHFIELD- ADVENTURE TOURS- DARWIN
1 DAY $30 SPECIAL IF YOU DID 3 DAY KAKADU; IF SEPARATE $105
FOOD AND BEVERAGE INCLUDED
This day is packed with a whole lot of swimming! You will visit some of the best places the Territory has to offer. You will have the opportunity to swim at gorgeous waterfalls and swim right underneath them! You will also learn all the things there are to know about termite mounds and the environment that you are in. You will be taken to 3 or 4 different swimming areas and go on extremely beautiful rainforest walks. This is a nice relaxing day and something that is well worth doing. Group size ranges from approximately 20-30 people.

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FRASER ISLAND- BEACHES- HERVEY BAY
3DAYS APPROXIMATELY $135
DOES NOT INCLUDE FOOD OR BEVERAGE
INCLUDES ACCOMMODATION
PETROL AND INSURANCE FEE REQUIRED
Fraser Island is another great tour that you won’t want to miss. It’s the one island in Australia that is made completely of sand. You can’t swim in the ocean due to the sharks, but the creeks and lakes on the island are absolutely amazing.
A self-drive tour is the best bet, where you have no tour guide. It’s just you and your group and you divide up the responsibilities amongst yourselves. It’s a great way to get to know each other better. From there you and your group plan your days… where you want to go, what you want to do, who wants to drive, where you want to set camp, what you want to cook for dinner etc. It’s a great trip to go out and have fun and socialize with all the other people on the island. Definitely a tour worth booking!

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FRASER AND ACCOMMODATION PACKAGE: $185
Includes 4 nights accommodation at all these popular locations; Cairns, Airlie Beach, Mooloolaba, Brisbane, and Hervey Bay, PLUS a 3 day self drive 4WD Safari on Fraser Island, camping equipment and ferry fees included. 6 night’s value!

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FRASER AND WHITSUNDAYS SUPER DEAL: $570
Grand Palace Deal - This includes 4 nights accommodation at any Palace Backpackers, a 3 day, 2 night, self drive Fraser Island Safari, and a 3 Day, 2 Night Whitsunday’s Cruise with Prosail. This is an 8 night value package and a cost effective way to see the East Coasts’ main attractions.

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DRIVE YOURSELF WILD FRASER ISLAND ADVENTURE
- 1 day $110 per person
- 2 days $160 per person
- 3 days $220 per person
- Fully equipped drop top Suzuki 4WD
- All camping gear and permits
- Maximum 2 people
- Longer stays available if required

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AYERS ROCK OUTBACK SAFARI TOUR- ALICE SPRINGS
3 DAYS - $295 SPECIAL
FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION INCLUDED
ALCOHOL NOT INCLUDED
This is one of the best tours offered if you want to take in the best of the Outback experience. You start the day heading off with your group to your first destination - a camel ranch. Here you have the option to go on a $5 camel ride, which is an experience you shouldn’t miss. Then you continue on to Uluru where you will go on an enjoyable hike and learn all about the different culture that is surrounding you in your new environment. You then head back to your campsite to watch the sunset behind Ayers Rock and enjoy a great barbecue. You will never forget the changing, exquisite colours of the Rock as the sun goes down. When you go to bed in your swags under the stars with nothing between you and the nature surrounding you, you will really experience life in the outback.
Day 2 your group will rise bright and early to see the sunset at Ayers Rock and then you take off for a nice long hike around the massive tourist attraction.
On day 3 the group heads to Kings Canyon. You enjoy a beautiful, challenging hike here and get to cool off with a nice relaxing swim at one of the gorges. Kings Canyon is like a miniature version of the Grand Canyon and is absolutely breathtaking!
At the end of your day, when you arrive back into Alice Springs there is a pizza party held for you and your group. It is definitely a great trip! Groups range from 12-25 people.

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TASMANIA
$350: 3 Day East Coast Explorer. Includes Freycinet National Park, Wine Glass Bay, Freycinet National Park, Port Arthur, Tasman Arch, Devils Kitchen, Davenport & Hobart. This tour is all-inclusive and a great way to see Tasmania.

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