If you are looking for a beach holiday that provides endless entertainment, excitement and fun look no further than Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast. It’s famed for its long sandy beaches, surfing spots and elaborate system of inland canals and waterways. The Gold Coast is also where the Country’s top theme parks reside, providing an action packed day of movie madness, thrill rides and marine life up close. Enjoy the great vibes of one of the most iconic places in the world.
Queensland
Tropical North Queensland. Whether it’s an indulgent break or a thrilling adventure, this stunning region offers you a magical and life-changing experience. Cairns is a gateway to the Tropical North. There is so much to see and do in Cairns with a plethora of tours offering nature, culture and entertainment experiences. Cairns is the perfect starting point to explore the Great Barrier Reef, various rainforests and tropical islands. The city prides itself on its culture with a particular focus on indigenous heritage.
With a reputation for indulgent spas, delicious cuisine and beaches that rival the best in the world, stresses will simply drift away at Palm Cove. Quiet and serene it is a perfect getaway.
Join those in the know and head to one of the best destination is Australia, Port Douglas. Port Douglas offers a glimpse of the gorgeous Coral Sea as you travel through lush rainforest. Enjoy stunning views from Flagstaff Hill lookout and take a barefoot stroll along palm fringed four mile beach.
Whitsundays
The Whitsundays is nestled in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef. Explore the region from above, on and below the water - from a scenic flight over the Great Barrier Reef, including the famous Heart Reef and Whitehaven Beach, sailing amongst the 74 Whitsunday islands, or diving and snorkelling the coral gardens. Accommodation options are varied, from apartments in the cool coastal town of Airlie Beach, with its vibrant bars, restaurants and cafes, to pampered luxury of a tropical island escape.
Sydney is best known for its harbour front Sydney Opera House, with a distinctive sail-like design. Massive Darling Harbour and the smaller Circular Quay port are hubs of waterside life, with the arched Harbour Bridge. Take the climb of your life at the BridgeClimb Sydney. Climbs are available at dawn, by day, twilight or night. Not a far drive from Sydney are the Blue Mountains. See the Three Sisters rock formation and Wentworth Falls. Take a ride at Scenic World on a cable car or railway over the World Heritage wilderness. Byron Bay is a coastal town located north of Sydney. Known for its beautiful beaches, unique town and incredible walking tracks, it is the ultimate holiday or weekend away destination.
Often named as one of ‘the most liveable cities in the world’, Melbourne is arguable the dining, sporting and coffee capital of Australia. At the city's centre is the modern Federation Square development, with plazas, bars, and restaurants by the Yarra River. Melbourne is undoubtedly the nation’s fashion and style capital. Wander through the historic lanes for vintage finds or explore the biggest shopping destination in the Southern Hemisphere at Chadstone. Visit the spa country of Hepburn Springs and indulge in spa treatments and immerse yourself completely at the naturally occurring mineral springs that flow through Hepburn Springs. Under an hour’s drive from Melbourne is the Yarra Valley. Indulge in wine and tastings while admiring the lush greenery and stunning landscapes at this must see destination.
Hobart is the perfect contradiction between old and new, making it the ideal home for the internationally acclaimed Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). Hobart encompasses everything we love about Tasmania. It is a city that’s come of age with its vibrant contemporary art, culture and dining scene. There is also the beautiful harbour that entices locals and tourists to its waters. Launceston is located in the North of Tasmania. The city prides itself on its artisans, including chefs, wine makers, farmers and fishermen. Explore rock-walled trails at the Cataract Gorge and marvel at the South Esk River travelling through the gorge.
From shark cage diving to fine dining, there’s a wine barrel full of reasons why South Australia should be your next getaway!
While summer months are perfect for relaxing at our stunning beaches and outdoor festivals, South Australia's cooler months play host to some of our very best experiences.
Adelaide is South Australia's culture-rich capital, with a buzzing, boutique vibe all year-round. Quench your thirst in some of Australia's funkiest small bars and restaurants and dig into dishes prepared by world-famous chefs. Take-in the city sights on the Adelaide Oval RoofClimb, visit beautiful galleries and museums or indulge in some quality retail therapy.
Sure, you’ve heard about Mad March, but Adelaide’s festival fire stays ignited all year-round with Masterpieces from the Musée d’Orsay at the Art Gallery of South Australia, Tasting Australia, SALA Festival, the Adelaide Fashion Festival, Ferment the Festival and winery festivals in picture-perfect regions.
Adelaide is the wine capital of Australia and one of the nine Great Wine Capitals of the World. Relax with a glass of red at 18 world-famous wine regions and over 200 cellar doors within an hour’s drive of the CBD.
Linger for a sumptuous long lunch in the Barossa, feast in the Fleurieu’s McLaren Vale, stroll through the stunning Adelaide Hills, escape to the charming Clare Valley or immerse yourself in the unique tastes of our Coonawarra.
A quick ferry or flight will have you in Kangaroo Island in no time. Be immersed by the ruggedly beautiful landscape. Wildlife abounds with teetering cliffs, green planes and open sea as its backdrop. Bring your adventurer’s spirit and discover mouth-watering food and drink, breathtaking scenery and a laid-back lifestyle.
In the Flinders Ranges and Outback, you’ll find dusty red roads bordered by towering ancient cliffs and deep craters. Dawns are grey-blue, and dusks, deep red. You’d be forgiven for thinking you were navigating the unexplored face of Mars.
Welcome to South Australia.
Perth sits where the Swan River meets the southwest coast. Sandy beaches line its suburbs, and the huge, riverside Kings Park and Botanic Garden on Mt. Eliza offer sweeping views of the city. Cosmopolitan Perth is the perfect outdoor city boasting glorious weather and a variety of entertaining attractions. Laneways and rooftops are buzzing with an endless number of small and underground bars. Discover the unique wines and exceptional local produce of the world renowned Margaret River Wine Region. Join a tour and wander through beautiful vineyards, visit cellar doors and taste gourmet delights. Margaret River is close by the pristine beaches and world-class surf breaks.
The Red Centre
The Red Centre is an extraordinary landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges and some of Australia's most sacred indigenous sites, including Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa. Alice Springs, is the perfect destination to explore the best the outback has to offer. It is the hub of Central Australia and is rich in culture and Aboriginal heritage. Through red earth and rugged terrain, the lands beyond Alice Springs await. Marvel at the utterly unique surroundings and take a dip in the permanent pool at Simpsons Gap. Australia’s most recognisable icon, Uluru, rising 348 metres above the desert plain is the ultimate attraction and wonder. Further west, Kata Tjuta offers more astounding sights.
The Top End
The Top End of Australia's Northern Territory is a geographical region encompassing the northernmost section of the Northern Territory, which aside from the Cape York Peninsula is the northernmost part of the Australian continent. The Territory’s tropical capital, Darwin, is buzzing with activity amid a region of rich culture and history. The multicultural city is an exciting blend of markets, museums, nightlife and natural attractions. Kakadu National Park is a treasure to Australia. Across the overwhelming 20,000 kilometre area, there’s so much to see and do. Take delight in indigenous cultures and cruise waterways through waterlilies inhabited by animals and birdlife.
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