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Southern Australia The Bunda Cliffs, South Australia On the border with Western Australia, these cliffs are a good place to see whales © Photolibrary - age fotostock

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  • The Bunda Cliffs, South Australia
  • A reservoir in Barossa Valley, S. Australia
  • Southern cascades
  • The Blue Mountains
  • The Blue Mountains National Park
  • The Govetts Leap Falls

Spread over 4 States, the South has a considerable variety of landscapes, from the large desolate spaces (Outback, Nullarbor desert) to the wine-producing regions (Barossa Valley, the most renowned in Australia, to the N-E of Adelaide). 155 miles to the north of Adelaide, the Flinders Ranges Mountains that are famous for their colours and magnificent peaks, spread over 250 miles. In the eastern part, the coast is bordered by the Blue Mountains, where sandstone has formed vertical walls in some places, creating canyons (Grose, Gowett, Cox), waterfalls (Katoomba and particularly Govett's Leap) and grottos (Jenolan).

Landscapes

Other reasons to go

  1.   Coasts

  2.   Towns

  3.   Arts and culture

  4.   The fauna

  5.   Parks and reserves

  6.   Hikes

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