AUSTRALIA

Australia is a continent-country of astonishingly diverse landscapes and natural splendor, the living space of one of the most diverse ecosystems on our planet. The Great Barrier Reef is an impressive underwater world filled with many colors.

These have made features such as the Red Centre’s Uluru (Ayers Rock), the Great Ocean Road’s Twelve Apostles and the uncrowded beaches that fringe the country’s 35,000km of coastline formed over millions of years of geological events.

Australia is multicultural and diverse in its culture, comprising a rich and diversified culture that dates back to the past. At its core, you will find the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, custodians of the land for over 65 millennia.

Their Dreamtime stories, painted on the rocks and still being told today, give a clear perception of the story of a man and his connection to the environment.

Be it surfing at Bondi Beach, trekking up the Blue Mountain, or discovering the rainforests of Queensland, Australians have embraced the outdoors in a way that is quite remarkable. 

Wildlife of Australia brings another characteristic to the amazing nature of this country, as there are unique animals that don’t exist in any other part of the world.

Kangaroos, koalas, wombats, dozens of other animals and birds and an incredible number of fish, reefs and corals make Australia a living museum of how evolution has worked. This isolation has led to the development of ecosystems that still interest scientists and tourists who love nature.