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Depart from Australia to Experience Working Holidays at World Heritage Sites

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — In recent years, Australia has become synonymous with working holidays. In this new immigrant country, the locals are highly inclusive, the security is good, the politics are stable, and the climate is mild. The time difference is only 2–3 hours ahead of Taiwan, and in Western Australia...

Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network, compiled and reported by Ren Xiang
 
In recent years, Australia has become synonymous with working holidays. In this new immigrant country, the locals are highly inclusive, the security is good, the politics are stable, and the climate is mild. The time difference is only 2–3 hours ahead of Taiwan, and in Western Australia, the time difference is even zero with Taiwan, making it the best choice for young Taiwanese to experience life abroad.
 
Do you remember a few years ago when someone shared about the world’s best job—diving in the Great Barrier Reef? Cairns, the main gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, is also one of the popular destinations for working holidays. Located in the heart of the tropical rainforest area of North Queensland, Cairns boasts two World Heritage Sites—the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics of Queensland. Close to the equator, Cairns is known as both a tropical city and an adventure city. Here, you can stroll leisurely in the city, dive in the Great Barrier Reef—the world’s best diving paradise—or experience zip-lining in the jungle.

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● Great Barrier Reef
 
The Great Barrier Reef was listed as a Natural World Heritage Site in 1981 and is the world’s largest coral reef system. The northern end of the Great Barrier Reef is near Papua New Guinea close to the equator, while the southern end is near the outer sea of Brisbane, stretching approximately 2,300 kilometers in total, covering a water area of up to 344,400 square kilometers—about the size of Japan. The Great Barrier Reef consists of 2,900 individual coral reefs, with over 300 types of coral, more than 400 types of sponge organisms, over 4,000 types of mollusks, and more than 1,500 types of fish. The beauty and fragility of this vast underwater world composed of so many marine creatures can only be truly appreciated by experiencing it in person.
 
Among all marine activities, scuba diving is the best way to experience the natural ecology of the Great Barrier Reef. Wearing full diving gear and descending to a depth of 12 to 15 meters, you can swim among the massive coral reefs and schools of fish, deeply realizing the beauty and fragility of the natural environment. Diving is not only fun and visually stunning but also carries profound educational significance.
 
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The Great Barrier Reef was listed as a Natural World Heritage Site in 1981 and is the world’s largest coral reef system (Image provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)

● Wet Tropics of Queensland
 
The Wet Tropics of Queensland, located at the northeastern tip of Queensland, is the world’s oldest rainforest area. It not only contains many endangered plants and animals but is itself like a living history of the Earth’s ecological evolution. It was listed as a Natural Heritage Site in 1988.
 
Cape Tribulation, located in the Daintree Rainforest, is part of the Wet Tropics of Queensland, a World Heritage Site. The active and adventurous people of Queensland came up with the idea of utilizing the rainforest in this area. Between towering ancient trees in the jungle, they built flying fox zip lines, calling it “Jungle Surfing.” The platforms of the zip lines are set up on six large trees, connected by a cable between the trees. With the assistance of staff, players secure their safety harnesses and slide along the cable’s pulley to the platform on the opposite tree. It feels as if you’ve suddenly mastered lightness skills, speeding through the jungle like in a martial arts movie—thrilling and incredibly exciting.
 
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The platforms of the zip lines are set up on six large trees, connected by a cable between the trees. With the assistance of staff, players secure their safety harnesses and slide along the cable’s pulley to the platform on the opposite tree (Image provided by Moleskine Editorial Department)

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