Gold Coast is a leisurely resort on the southeast coast of Queensland, Australia. It is located south of Brisbane and is known for its 32-kilometer stretch of golden beaches. From a small fishing village 20 years ago, the Gold Coast has become an internationally renowned sightseeing spot. Surfers Paradise is a popular place on the Gold Coast. Whether you are quiet or energetic, you can empty your soul and find your heart.

The Great Barrier Reef runs along the northeast coast of Australia from the Torres Strait to just below the Tropic of Capricorn. This spectacular marine habitat is one of the world's seven natural wonders and consists of hundreds of coral islands. Most of the reef is underwater and is only exposed at low tide. From the air it resembles a kaleidoscope of dazzling emeralds.

Bondi Beach is located in the southwest of Sydney and is one of Sydney's most famous beaches. The coastline is crescent-shaped. The beach is soft and sandy. There are beautiful blue skies and green seas. It is a good place to enjoy sunsets and sunrises. Whether it's summer or winter, this is the essence of Sydney, and it's a great place to experience how Sydney natives enjoy life. Due to the large waves, Bondi Beach is not suitable for swimming. On sunny days, Sydney people gather on Bondi Beach to enjoy sun bathing or surf into the sea.

Lake Wakatipu is located in Queenstown, New Zealand's South Island. It is the third largest lake in New Zealand. It is in a lightning bolt shape. The lake is very clear and known as “Emerald Lake”. If you are in Queenstown, you can choose to overlook the Lake Wakatipu from the famous Sky Cable Car. Taking the TSS Earnslaw steamship cruise is undoubtedly one way of enjoying the beautiful scenery on the Lake Wakatipu. Not only does it brings the lake and the mountains close under your eyes, but also brings the tranquility and serenity of the lake to your heart, and the breathtaking beauty of scenery into your memory. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious barbecue and experience authentic New Zealand culture.

Belonging to the Greater Blue Mountains, the Blue Mountains National Park is home to a large area of primitive jungle and subtropical rainforest. Eucalyptus trees are well-known here and are Australia's national trees with more than 500 species, and are the only food of Australia's precious animal koala. Here you can experience a feeling of Shangri-la and returning to nature. The park has the majestic view of nature. Due to the large scale of the scenic spot, visitors generally take the sightseeing cycle bus or choose to drive by themselves.

The Twelve Apostles are located in the Port Campbell National Park on the Great Ocean Road in Australia and are one of the great attractions along the Great Ocean Road. They are rock stacks erecting from the sea. They were originally part of the coastline and were gradually separated by the waves and wind. Because the original twelve stacks were reminiscent of the twelve apostles who followed Jesus, they were named The Twelve Apostles. Due to the continuous erosion of the waves, only seven of the twelve are left. On the way to the Twelve Apostles, there is a well-known staircase known as the Gibson Steps, which is cut from the cliff and leads down to the beach.

Located along the stunning seaside on the Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise is known for its attractive skyline and beachfront, as well as many upscale shopping and dining experiences on offer. The central hub is Cavill Mall, a retail outlet set beside the well-known Cavill Avenue pedestrian area. Surfers Paradise beach stretches several kilometres and is a great place to relax or enjoy some time in the sun and surf. There are plenty of recreational facilities along the beach including surfing, kayaking, wakeboarding, and more. With plenty to do both on and off the sand, Surfers Paradise is a stunning must-visit destination in Australia.