<h2>Australia’s most insta-worthy hidden gems</h2>It’s no secret that Australia is one of the most ‘instagrammable’ destinations on earth. With its aqua blue waters, white sandy beaches and red desert landscapes, Australia’s diverse colour palette is no stranger to a like, share or geo-tag. Jacaranda season, Sydney and surrounds, NSW Travellers visiting New South Wales between October and November will have the pleasure of experiencing the stunning Jacaranda season in full bloom. During the season, hidden spots and quiet streets throughout the state’s suburbs are blanketed in light-purple petals, covering the ground like violet snow and creating a picture-perfect setting. For the most eye-catching experience, check out Sydney’s Kirribilli, or take a two and a half hour road trip to Singleton in the Hunter Valley.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sugar Pine Walk, Bago State Forest, NSWIf your feed needs to be toned down a notch, a winter visit to Sugar Pine Walk within the Bago State Forest promises no-less than fifty shades of grey with rows of towering pine trees covered in magical white snow. Worth visiting in both summer and winter, Sugar Pine Walk is only 500 metres long and can be reached by car in under two hour’s from Wagga Wagga, or three hours from Canberra.&nbsp;The Giant Chair, Hamilton Island, Whitsunday, QLDFound on the South East Head trail on Hamilton Island, travellers will have the best seat in the house on this giant chair. With the sparkling waters of the Great Barrier Reef as its backdrop, there’s nothing more ‘grammable than this oversized icon. Accessible via boat or plane from the mainland, Hamilton Island is truly a photographer’s dream.Sunflower fields, various locations, QLDIf your Instagram feed needs a pop of colour, Queensland’s sunflower fields are guaranteed to brighten anyone’s day. These stunning fields of sunshine-yellow flowers are located across Australia’s East Coast but are said to be most luminate in Queensland’s South West. A two hours’ drive from Brisbane, the towns of Nobby, Freestone and Allora turn into a sea of yellow from January to March. Keep an eye out for unexpected company… Australia’s cheeky kangaroos are known to love a photobomb!Infinity Pool at The Lake Argyle Resort, Kimberley Region, WAIf an infinity pool with waterfront views and a picturesque mountain backdrop isn’t worth a snap, then what is? The raw beauty of Lake Argyle, also known as the ‘Jewel’ of the Kimberley, is best captured from The Lake Argyle Resort in Australia’s North West. Situated on a hilltop, the 35-metre infinity pool overlooks some of Western Australia’s most breathtaking scenery. Kununrra is the closest town to the resort, accessible via car or scenic flight from Broome and Katherine.&nbsp;&nbsp;Crawley Edge Boatshed, Perth, WACrawley Edge Boathouse, more commonly known as the ‘Blue Boathouse’, is an emerging insta-famous landmark in Perth. Only ten minutes’ drive from the city, this cute cottage-like hut appears to float above Swan River and sits at the end of a long timber pathway. Making an incredible shot at sunset, the iconic house has attracted so many visitors that the local council recently announced they would be building a toilet block to cater to visiting tourists.Kermits Pool, Karijini National Park, WAOften described by travellers as a journey to ‘the centre of the earth’, Karijini National Park has some of the world’s most impressive freshwater pools. Hike through the Hancock Gorge trail to Kermits Pool where a private watering hole nestled between narrow passages and rugged rock faces awaits. Base yourself at the nearby Karijini eco-retreat and spend your days exploring various trails that will lead you to more hidden gems.Rock pools, Flinders, Mornington Peninsular, VICCrystal clear waters, intriguing rock-formations and a charming seaside village is what you’ll find at the town of Finders in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. With stunning photo opportunities in and out of the water, the most photographed shot is floating in one of the&nbsp; aqua blue rock pools. Located nearby the Mushroom Reef Marine Sanctuary, one and a half hours drive from Melbourne, travellers looking to take home bragging rights won’t be left disappointed.&nbsp;Autumn trees, Mount Macedon, VIC&nbsp;Victoria’s natural beauty needs no filter to impress. An hours’ drive from Melbourne, from March to May visitors to Mount Macedon will be able to capture the explosion of rich shades of red, gold and orange as the region’s leaves start to turn. Stunning autumn hues can also be found in other regional locations across Victoria including Bright, Beechworth, Walhalla, Dandenong Ranges and Daylesford.&nbsp;Umpherston Sinkhole, Mt Gambier, SAIf you think magical gardens are only for fairy tales, think again. Located on the boarder of South Australia and Victoria lies Mt Gambier’s Umpherston Sinkhole. What was once a limestone cave is now a magical sunken garden fitted with pebbled terraces, hanging vines beautiful flowers to fill your feed. Only two hours’ drive from the Grampians, Umpherston Sinkhole is magical experience worth travelling for.&nbsp;Greenly Beach, Coulta, SA&nbsp;Named after its turquoise waters, South Australia’s Greenly Beach is home to impressive natural sand-pools and private rockpools that are sure to spark some interest on your feed. An hour’s drive from Port Lincoln, be sure to get a shot of Coulta’s nearby Canola fields along the way.&nbsp;Bitter Springs, Elsey National Park, NTKnown for its natural beauty, diverse landscapes and unique wildlife, Australia’s Outback is full of delightful hidden surprises just waiting to be found. Nestled beneath the towering trees and rugged surrounds of Elsey National Park lies an unbelievable crystal-clear thermal pool known as Bitter Springs. Four and a half hours drive from Darwin, spend the day exploring the stunning surrounds before cooling off in this magnificent natural spa.Southern Rockhole, Nitimuk National Park, NTIs a private waterfall for an photoshoot too much to ask? Australia’s Northern Territory doesn’t seem to think so. The Southern Rockhole is a natural watering hole located in Nitimuk National Park in the Top End. Accessible by ferry or foot, visit between December and February for the perfect insta-shot as the seasonal waterfall only flows for a limited time during the year.&nbsp;Little Blue Lake, Mt. William National Park, TASNestled between the tall trees on the way to Northern Tasmania’s Mt William National Park lies a vivid aqua blue lake that needs to be seen to be believed. Named after its astonishing vibrant appearance, the Little Blue Lake is a two hours’ drive from Launceston. While swimming is not an option here, factor in some time to have a picnic or explore the surrounding forest and waterfalls.Lavender Fields, Bridestowe Estate, TASIf you’ve been dreaming of a magical land where rows of flowers blossom as far as the eyes can see, Bridestowe Lavender Estate is a dream come true. Claimed to be one of the world’s largest lavender farms, the stunning estate is only 45-minutes’ drive from Launceston in Northern Tasmania. Pick up a delicious lavender ice cream onsite Woof café, which also doubles as a great insta-prop.<img src="https://ttand.imgix.net/tourism-australia-logo-wordmark-horizontal-1636060219851.png" style="width: 25%;"> Reprinted with permission: Tourism Australia

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