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Booderee National Park

Booderee National Park is a coastal national park in the Jervis Bay Territory on Australia's south-east coast, about 200 km south of Sydney. Jointly managed by Parks Australia and the Wreck Bay Aboriginal Community, it encompasses white-sand beaches, heathlands, forests and the waters of Jervis Bay. Notable for its biodiversity, Aboriginal heritage, historic Cape St George Lighthouse ruins and Booderee Botanic Gardens, it offers swimming, walking and camping in a protected natural setting.

Jervis Bay Territory, Jervis Bay TerritoryNational Park

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Halls Gap

Halls Gap is a small tourist town located in the Northern Grampians Shire of Victoria, Australia, set within the Grampians National Park (Gariwerd). It serves as the main gateway and service hub for the national park. The town is notable for its scenic mountain setting, abundant native wildlife, Aboriginal cultural heritage, and access to walking trails, lookouts and waterfalls that attract visitors year-round.

Halls Gap, VictoriaHill Station

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Monkey Mia

Monkey Mia is a coastal resort and beach on the eastern shore of Peron Peninsula in Shark Bay, Western Australia, about 25 kilometres northeast of Denham. Located within the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, it is internationally known for daily visits by wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins to the shallow shoreline. The site includes a conservation park, visitor centre and resort, offering regulated dolphin interaction, interpretation displays and access to the Shark Bay Marine Park.

Denham, Western AustraliaBeach

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Ngilgi Cave

Ngilgi Cave is a limestone show cave located in Yallingup within the City of Busselton, Western Australia, on the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge. First opened to tourists in 1900 as Yallingup Cave, it features extensive stalactite, stalagmite and shawl formations illuminated along boardwalks and stairways. The cave is known for its Aboriginal legend of Ngilgi and offers guided and semi-guided tours within Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.

Busselton, Western AustraliaCave

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Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary

Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife sanctuary and conservation park located at Calga on the Central Coast of New South Wales, within Brisbane Water National Park surrounds. Set on 80 acres of natural bushland, it houses Australian native animals including kangaroos, koalas, wombats and reptiles. It is notable for its free-roaming animals, conservation programs and Aboriginal cultural experiences on Darkinjung Country.

Central Coast, New South WalesWildlife Sanctuary

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Yanchep National Park

Yanchep National Park is a 2,800-hectare protected area in Yanchep, about 42 kilometres north of Perth in the City of Wanneroo, Western Australia. Established as one of the state's oldest national parks, it is known for its limestone caves, including Crystal Cave, the wetland of Loch McNess, tuart and banksia woodlands, and resident western grey kangaroos and koalas. The park combines natural landscapes with Aboriginal cultural experiences and heritage buildings such as Gloucester Lodge.

Wanneroo, Western AustraliaNational Park

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