New South Wales Tourist Guide

As a Tourist Guide featuring attractions to inspire travel New South Wales. New South Wales covers 800,628 square kilometres of mainland Australia and is the largest city in population in Australia, Sydney. Renown for attractive sandy beaches and perpetual sunny weather to worldwide visitors, the New South Wales coast is thin coastal strip stretching along 1460 km from the subtropical Northern Rivers region near Queensland, through the mid-north Coast, Hunter, Sydney, Illawarra and Shoalhaven down to the beautiful far south coast near Victoria. The mountains of Great Dividing Range, which includes the Snowy Mountains, the Northern, Central and Southern Tablelands, the Southern Highlands, and the South West Slopes. Although these mountains aren’t steep, many peaks rise above 1000 metres high

When you travel New South Wales you will find several diverse and enticing destinations with their own unique attractions and things to do. Destinations, like the Blue Mountains is known for scenery which encompasses steep cliffs, eucalyptus forests and waterfalls, Blue Mountains National Park has an abundance of bushwalking trails and viewing points. Echo Point affords views of the popular Three Sisters sandstone rock formation. Mungo National Park, in Southern Outback New South Wales, home to the worlds oldest ritual human cremation site, an amazing archaeological site and The Walls of China rock formation is also awe-inspiring and named by the Chinese workers at the Mungo Wool Shed in 1859 who from the wool shed thought the mounds resemble their homeland and the great wall along the horizon.