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Natural Places of the World
A curated, growing atlas of the planet’s great natural places — from national parks and fjords to reefs and deserts. Find one that calls to you, then plan a trip in a click.
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Blue Mountains
A dissected sandstone plateau of eucalyptus forests, dramatic escarpments and the Three Sisters rock formation west of Sydney.
Bora Bora
A volcanic island ringed by a turquoise lagoon and coral reef, dominated by the twin peaks of Mount Otemanu.
Daintree Rainforest
One of the oldest continuously surviving tropical rainforests on Earth, meeting the Great Barrier Reef where forest fringes the coast.
Great Barrier Reef
The largest coral reef system on Earth, stretching over 2,300 kilometres and visible from space, home to thousands of marine species.
Milford Sound
A fjord of sheer rainforest-clad cliffs and plunging waterfalls beneath Mitre Peak, within the Fiordland wilderness of Te Wāhipounamu.
Tongariro
A volcanic plateau of steaming craters, emerald lakes and lava flows, crossed by the celebrated Tongariro Alpine Crossing day hike.
Uluru
A colossal sandstone monolith rising from the arid Red Centre, sacred to the Anangu people and shifting through deep reds at sunrise and sunset.