Islands in Australia

Queensland Great Barrier Reef Islands, 1

The Great Barrier Reef listed in the World Heritage List has hundreds of fantastic islands and coral atolls to choose from. Luxury lovers and close lovers on honeymoon trip will be paradise if they are in Lizard Island, Bedala Island, Shuangdao Island and Hagrid Si Tong Island. If you want to have a wilderness experience, you can go to the jungle camp on fitzroy Island, or walk on the thorny path on the foggy Hinchinbrook Island. Take a day trip to Green Island and Fitzgerald Island, snorkel in the colorful coral reefs of low islands, or canoe on Snapper Island in Hope Islands National Park under the guidance of indigenous guides. Townsville, Port Douglas and Lucinda are some major land gateways.

2. Torres Strait Islands, Queensland

Torres Strait Islands is located north of Cape York, between Australia and Papua New Guinea. It consists of 274 small islands, of which only 65,438+07 are inhabited. These communities have developed a unique blend of Melanesian and Australian indigenous cultures. You can visit Thursday or Horn Island, the most developed island in the archipelago, to see this cultural feature. You can take a ferry from Cape York to Thursday Island to learn about pearl mining and fishing. Horn Island can only be reached by plane, and you can visit museums, art galleries and historical sites of World War II on the island. Both islands have pure beaches, blue waters and beautiful reefs, and are also home to dugong and turtles.

3. Queensland Holy Spirit Islands

You can sail, swim, snorkel and dive in the Holy Ghost Islands, or just relax-there are 74 original islands surrounded by palm trees hidden in the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea. These islands can be reached from Avery Beach and prosser Ping, suitable for all types of vacationers. Enjoy the luxury of a five-star resort in Hyman Island and attend a party in Daydream Island or Hamilton Island. Visit the Holy Spirit Islands and stroll in the pure white silica sand of Whitehaven Beach. Camp in Hooke Island, Lin Deman Island or Brampton Island, or find an environmentally friendly place to stay, where most areas are national parks. The quiet resort is located in the beautiful natural scenery of Long Island and South Moore Island. Other islands are uninhabited tropical oases-you can explore them by canoeing, flying or renting sailboats.

4. Fraser Island, Queensland

On Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world, a whole new world is waiting. Take a boat from Hervey Bay or Rainbow Beach, or fly from Brisbane. Upon arrival, you can drive a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle or visit on foot. Crossing the rainforest on the sand dunes, we found kangaroos, kangaroos and opossums. You can fish on the beach or swim in the freshwater lake. Some are inlaid with Phnom Penh, and some are clear and blue. Watch the colorful sand cliffs of the cathedral, explore the historic Maheno shipwreck, or watch humpback whales migrating from Indian Cape. Whether camping or choosing a luxurious ecological cabin, the accommodation here is integrated with the surrounding natural scenery.

5. Kangaroo Island in South Australia

If you want to explore the wildlife in Australia, Kangaroo Island is definitely the first choice. You can take a short flight from Adelaide or a ferry from Cape jervis. In the evening, I watched the chicks return to the shore like a pilgrimage in Penneshaw, and watched the Australian sea lions in Seal Bay. Look at the pink pelicans hovering in the sky and look for koalas in the exploration of cross-island four-wheel drive off-road vehicles. The island also has wonderful fishing and diving, swimming and surfing on inaccessible beaches, and watching underground caves and wonderful rock formations. You can also visit the ancient lighthouse, taste local food and wine, and stay in various hotels with affordable prices or charming scenery.

6. Tasmania

There are more than 300 small islands around Tasmania, but Flinders Island, King Island, Bruni Island and Maria Island are the largest ones. Flinders Island and King Island are part of bass strait 5 1 Furneaux, which can be reached by short flight from Tasmania and Victoria. On flinders Island, you can climb granite mountains, stroll along the pure beaches, or look for Kill IE Crankie)' s' diamonds'. In King Island, you can dive into the remains of sunken ships, fish and taste the famous dairy products on the island. Hiking along the cliff in Bruni Island, a barren land not far from Herbert, or swimming through seabirds and dolphins. Maria Island is located on the east coast of Tasmania. There are all kinds of wild animals and a long history on the island, and there are no modern cars on the island.

7. Victoria Island

Victoria Island is located in the east of Mornington Peninsula and the west of Harbor Bay. There are many kinds of wild animals on Phillip Island. Watch wild koalas and waterfowl in Lille, and watch fairy penguins hobble home at dusk on the summer beach. The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix is held here every year. You can swim, surf and fish on the beautiful beach. You can take a car ferry from Shidian, or drive to the island from San Remo through the suspension bridge. If you want to enjoy peace and get in touch with koalas, you can go to the isolated French Island National Park and take a ferry from Cape Stone for 30 minutes. Ride a bike or hike around the island to find koalas and endangered long-nosed kangaroos.

8. Sydney Harbour Island, New South Wales

Jump on the ferry and explore the charming islands dotted around Sydney Harbour. Picnic on the tiny Clark Island, with panoramic views of the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Or in the cultural journey, understand the significance of its aboriginal culture. Further east, Shark Island has vast grasslands and viewing pavilions. You can camp on Parrot Island, which covers an area of 18 hectares, for the night, or visit it to learn about its fascinating history. The island used to be a fishing place for indigenous people, a colonial prison, a shipyard, a technical school, a labor camp and a prison. Explore the history of criminal exile in Sydney during a trip to Fort Dennison or Goat Island, which used to be a quarry and a prison for criminals.

9. lord howe island, New South Wales

Lord Howe Island, which is listed in the World Heritage List, has a quiet environment and is surrounded by Tasman Sea, less than two hours' flight from Brisbane or Sydney. The island can only accommodate 400 tourists at the same time. Bicycle is the best tool for playing. Besides, there is no cell phone here. Hiking through the local Kantia palm forest on the island and swimming on the white sand beach. Snorkeling and diving in the protected temperate coral reef waters at the southernmost tip of the world. There are more than 50 places full of green turtles, colorful corals and fish. If you think you are brave enough, you can challenge difficult climbing and climb to the top of Mount Goyle. It takes 8- 10 hours of hard work, and with the help of ropes!

Rhode Island, Western Australia 10

Rottnest Island can be reached by short-distance ferry from fremantle or Perth. There are 63 beautiful white beaches on the island, which are quiet without cars, so they are deeply loved by local people. When you arrive, you can rent a bicycle to walk around, or you can get on and off the free bus. Kayak at sea to a secluded bay, or snorkel or dive in coral reefs and ancient shipwrecks. Surfers will love the waves in strickland Bay, Salmon Bay and Stark Bay. Watch the short-tailed dwarf kangaroo, a lovely marsupial that is unique here, hence the name of the island. This small island has a fascinating and rich history, which can be explored by the tour guide. Visit the indigenous prison, the old lighthouse of Rottnest Museum, abandoned guns and underground tunnels.

1 1, Pirate Islands and Danbill Islands in Western Australia

The rocky pirate islands are located on the Derby coast in the Kimberly region. These islands can be explored by luxury cruise ships, sightseeing planes or private charter flights. Enjoy bradshaw's rock paintings around Raft Bay and marvel at the spectacular scenery of the horizontal waterfall. Huge tides push the sea through the narrow gap of the cliff. Further south, on the coast of Danbill, you can dive, snorkel and fish on 42 pure islands in Dampier. Swimming with dugongs, dolphins and turtles in protected waters. To the west is Montebello Island, with 65,438+000 limestone islands, flawless white sand beaches and blue waters.

Divi Islands, Northern Territory, 12

Melville Islands and bathurst Islands, also known as Tivi Islands, can be reached by a 20-minute plane or a two-hour ferry from Darwin. People here are famous for their colorful arts and handicrafts and their love for australian rules football. Watch and buy Devi's unique works of art, or watch Devi's women show traditional weaving and painting, and taste billy tea and damper tea at the same time. Under the guidance of local tour guides, some Paramount fish were caught off the coast of Di Wei. Watch the dance performance in the traditional fireworks ceremony. Every March, you can also participate in the passion of the grand football final of Tiwi Islands held in Nguewu. In addition to the rich and colorful culture, Divi Island also has lush landscapes: rainforests, beaches and rock pools.