A fishing port on the southern coast of Australia in the state of Victoria, Port Fairy is one of Australia's most charming coastal towns.
Extending on from Byron Bay, Cape Byron is the easternmost point of Australia. Its famous lighthouse perched on the hills is a favourite place for watching dolphins and whales.
Wilsons Promontory is a peninsula in Victoria, to the south of Australia. It's a national park and favourite with hikers.
In the Whitsunday archipelago, in Queensland, Hamilton Island is ideal for exploring the Great Barrier Reef while keeping a foot in civilisation.
Only around fifty kilometres away from the biggest Australian city Sydney, Broken Bay is a magical place of escape.
Kuranda is located only 25 km from Cairns, in a tropical rainforest which is a world heritage site. Once a mining village, today it is an artistic and tourist attraction that is renowned for its markets.
A wonderfully scenic, heavenly region at the extreme northwest of Australia offering fine sandy beaches, sheer gorges, and a unique marine fauna.
An island archipelago off Airlie Beach, in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.
The largest sand island in the world.
Coober Pedy is a mining town in South Australia. Down Under, they call it the world's opal capital.
The coast with the Australia's, and even the world's, prettiest beaches!
A National Park situated on the East coast of Tasmania, Freycinet is a beautiful site which accommodates an impressive number of natural species.
Relaxing and tanning under the coconut trees are buzzwords around town!
A small island just to the south of Melbourne bay, Phillip Island is particularly well known for its rich fauna.
The Grampians National Park is a major tourist destination in the Victoria region of Australia.
The biggest city in Western Australia.
Mountains and greenery as far as the eye can see, just a few kilometres outside of Sydney!
Perth is the prosperous and isolated capital of Western Australia. A cosmopolitan and dynamic city of more than a million inhabitants, where the sun and the heat are present all year round.
On the banks of the Yarra River, Melbourne, the great rival of Sydney, is known as the sporting and cultural capital of Australia. Located in the south-east, it is the second largest metropolitan area of Australia.
The largest city in Australia, Sydney is also the city that offers the greatest number of iconic sites to visit—all in a magnificent setting.

Tour ideas for Australia