For many on a holiday visa, Australia is often one of the places that they would want to visit. However, since a lot of them probably have been in the country a few times. They have probably seen some of the more popular sights. Thus, many of them are wondering if there is anything more to see in the country.

So the question remains, is there still something to discover in the continent? Well, the truth is, there is a lot more. Australia is a large place, so you will have a lot to explore. But if you are still a bit confused as to were to go, here's some suggestions that you must try out.

The Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory is certainly a good place where you would want to start your exploration. Here, you actually have a lot to visit, since the park is definitely huge, about the size of the country of Slovenia. And you will definitely feel like you are traveling to several different lands, as the landscapes here, and even the climate, vary a great deal. Furthermore, you will also be able to encounter a lot of interesting wild animals that can only be found in the country.

On the other hand, the Daintree Rainforest in Queensland is another good place to visit for those looking for something even more interesting. One bit of information that will definitely get you in wanting to see this is the fact that the entire forest is actually more than one hundred fifty million years old. Furthermore, it has remained virtually unchanged for all those years, so you will surely feel that you are traveling back in time when exploring the forest. And as you come out of it, another wonderful place that would greet you is Cape Tribulation and its clear waters, which would definite be a relaxing sight.

As you go down south of the continent, one place that you definitely would not want to miss is The Great Ocean Road in Victoria. Though the road is already frequented by so many travelers, there is still a certain allure to it that attracts them to cross it time and again. Here, a good stop would be the Twelve Apostles (there are actually twenty of them), a group of free standing limestone formations that you will marvel at.

And as you wind up to complete your tour of Australia, a good final stop is the Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia. This one is a must of you want to explore the state's marine area. Here, you will be able to encounter gentle giants like whale sharks and manta rays. And since the place is pretty much unexplored by tourists, you will have a lot in your hands.

There are actually a lot more places that you can explore in Australia. And the best thing about this one is that you will be able to find something that will suit your tastes. So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and get started in exploring the country.