Queensland is indeed a marvel of nature, not only boasting the iconic Great Barrier Reef but also ancient rainforests and unique wildlife. The reef itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is visible from outer space. It's composed of over 2,900 individual reefs and 900 islands, stretching over 2,300 kilometers. This natural wonder is a hotspot for biodiversity, hosting thousands of species of fish, mollusks, and corals, as well as turtles and birds. Queensland's diverse ecosystems make it a premier destination for scientists and tourists alike.

Brisbane 11

Surfers Paradise 12

The Gold Coast 14