I’ve been lucky enough to visit Australia three times. I had a month there in 2000 for the Sydney Olympics, then went back in 2010 for the Toronto Star and then to an Australia Tourism Exchange meeting in Brisbane. I haven’t been everywhere, not by a long shot. But I’ve been visited Sydney, Melbourne, Uluru (formerly Ayer’s Rock), Brisbane/Gold Coast, The Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island, King’s Canyon, and remote Lord Howe Island. Here’s a mix of some of my photos along with others from Unsplash, to help cover off places I haven’t yet visited.
Bruny Island, Tasmania. Tamara Thurman/Unsplash Photo
Denmark, Western Australia. Tom Ohlin/Unsplash Photo
A koala in Australia. David Clode/Unsplash Photo
An aboriginal guide at Uluru. Photo Courtesy Australia Tourism.
Kalbarri National Park, Western Australia. Nick Dunn/Unsplash Photo
Melbourne, Victoria. Annie Spratt/Unsplash Photo
South Australia beach. Christian Holzinger/Unsplash Photo
Kangaroos at LuckyBay, Western Australia. Nick Dunn/Unsplash Photo
Nitmiluk Gorge, Northern Territory, Australia.
Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast of Australia. Caleb Russell-Unsplash Photo
Great Ocean Road, Victoria. Stephen Mabbs/Unsplash Photo
Uluru is a mystical, magical part of Australia. JIM BYERS PHOTO
A whale shark near the Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia. Photo Courtesy Tourism Australia.
Lady Elliot Island, Queensland, Australia. JIM BYERS PHOTO
The zoo in Sydney, Australia. JIM BYERS PHOTO
A winery in south Australia. Paul Tune/Unsplash Photo
