By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
The Oceania region of the Southern Hemisphere boasts abundant natural resources and many unimaginably beautiful natural landscapes. Its unique cultural environment attracts a large number of tourists every year to explore. Next, we’ll introduce the five most extraordinary and stunning landscapes in the Southern Hemisphere — you absolutely must see them in person if you have the chance.
1. Australia – Cable Beach
A camel caravan crosses Cable Beach at sunset. (Image source / trover)
Its 22-kilometer stretch of pristine white sand makes it a premier holiday destination. (Image source / Best Beach Pictures)
Cable Beach is one of the world’s most famous beaches. With its 22-kilometer expanse of white sand, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking sunsets, it enjoys global renown. One of the most popular activities here is riding camels along the beach. The sight of camel caravans marching across the shore creates a unique landscape that draws large numbers of tourists every year.
2. Australia – Pink Lake (Blue Salt Field)
British photographer Simon Butterworth captured the beauty of Pink Lake using aerial photography techniques. (Image source / Simon Butterworth)
The varying shades of blue across the land resemble a beautiful abstract painting. (Image source / Simon Butterworth)
Previously, British photographer Simon Butterworth used aerial photography techniques to capture a series of images of Pink Lake in Western Australia, which brought this place into the limelight. The various shades of blue across the landscape resemble a stunning abstract painting.
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