There are a lot of great travel location to visit in Australia, and you may not have a lot of time to visit the country because the truth is, the land Down Under is a very huge place. Australia has a lot of different states and territories which means you need to plan your trip in advance.

Before you go to Australia, make sure you have outlined the places where you want to stay in. if you are going to spend weeks or even months, the better because you can have more grounds to cover. Also, you do not have to visit a lot of places. You can cover one state or territory and explore the location.

Australia has a lot of great beaches to swim, mountains to climb, and food to taste. Let us not forget the wildlife that you can also explore.

Some of the great places you can check out are:

Sydney

Which is one of the most beautiful cities in the country where you can visit the Harbour Bridge, Botanical Gardens, Circular Quay, Opera House, and The Rocks District? What is also great in visiting Sydney is the walk you can take from the Bondi Beach to Coogee Beach while enjoying the stunning view.

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

GBR stretches 2,300km long and is a natural wonder of the world. If you are going to Australia and you are a diver, this should be in your Aussie bucket list. If you love to dive, a beginner, or a snorkeler, going to GBR should be your top choice. Most visitors come to the reef from Cairns as it is known as an unofficial gateway.

Are you considering to visit iconic locations in the hit TV series Game of Thrones? Here are some of the super cool filming locations you can actually visit and often only a plane ride away.

Northern Ireland

Take a tour of Westeros in real life, where most of it was filmed in Northern Ireland. Although most of the outdoor locations you see on the series are not as easily open to the general public, there’s still a guided tour you can get that will take you to the iconic locations. Some of the popular stops on Game of Thrones filming location tours include the Dark Hedges which you will recognise as the King’s Road, Magheramorne Quarry (Castle Black), County Antrim’s Murlough Bay (the Iron Isles), and Castle Ward in County Down, where parts of the scenes of Winterfell were shot.

A visit to Inch Abbey reminds you of the time when Robb Stark became a King in the North. This historical attraction contains the extensive ruins of a 12th Century Cistercian Abbey. You may want to get a walking tour in Tollymore Forest Park, where the Stark kids found their direwolve pups.

Morocco

Morocco is the location where they filmed Daenerys Targaryen’s arduous journey toward reclaiming her birthright. A tour to this GOT film location will remind you of the dramatic victory of the Mother of Dragons in Slaver’s Bay.

Meanwhile, Yunkai, also known as the Yellow City, one of the 3 great Ghiscari city-states of Slaver’s Bay, was filmed in Aït Benhaddou, a 32-km UNESCO World Heritage red mud brick ksar that seems to have been frozen in time.

Representing Astapor, also known as the Red City and home of the Unsullied, the great army of the Khaleesi, was filmed in the Western city of Essaouira, another UNESCO World Heritage site that is definitely worth seeing.