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Set on the coast of the Coral Sea, Cairns boasts an idyllic tropical location and climate, and is a gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. As one of Australia's most popular tourist destinations, it is well known for its beautiful white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, secluded private islands, rainforests, and reefs. Experience adventures on both land and sea in this sports enthusiast paradise with the ocean, mountains, and rainforest providing visitors plenty of outdoor activities. Take the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway or the Scenic Railway to Kuranda, scuba dive or snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, river raft on the Barron River, swim and relax in the lagoon or visit the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.
The gateway to Australia's Great Barrier Reef!. Cairns is a captivating city in its own right, but as an entry-point to the magical Great Barrier Reef, you simply can't overlook the abundance of nature, wildlife and activity you can experience from the city!. It would be criminal to visit and not take advantage of it all...
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Visiting the magnificent Australian Outback is a once in a lifetime experience that everyone should have on their bucket list. Exploring the vast rural outback is full of spectacular sights and stunning scenery filled with the massive sandstone monolith of Ayers Rock.
The Great Barrier Reef is one of Australia’s remarkable natural wonders composed of the largest coral reef system in the world with over 2,900 individual reefs, and 900 spectacular islands stretching for over 1,429 miles in the sparkling waters of the Coral Sea. The area is filled with stunning natural beauty, abundant marine life, picturesque tropical islands, and endless activities and adventures.
Queensland is a spectacular region covering the northeast portion of Australia boasting over 4,300 miles of sparkling coastline, it is the gateway to the mesmerizing Great Barrier Reef, and millions of acres of Australia’s famous Outback.
New South Wales is Australia’s most populous state distinguished by its charming coastal cities and whopping 780 national parks and reserves. The largest and capital city is sparkling Sydney, home to iconic structures, followed by Newcastle, and Wollongong.
The Victoria region is a simply spectacular destination, with a sensational food scene and sports-loving capital of Melbourne, to relaxing spa stays in the country, world-class wineries, natural springs, striking coastlines, and the incredible mountains landscapes of the west.
Visit the relaxed South Region of Australia which covers some of the aridest portions of the country, the fourth-largest state, and territory. Experience world-class wineries, cellar doors, and lush green vineyards in wine country see wildlife, marvel at the 600 million-year-old Flinders Ranges.
Australia’s Northern Territory leads visitors to the wide-open spaces of the famed rich red outback desert where ancient Aboriginal culture, art, and traditions can be uncovered. Visit the quaint charming desert towns and mix with the laidback locals of the region, see the area’s awe-inspiring natural wonders such as Ayers Rock in the arid Red Center, along with an abundance of nature.
Western Australia is the largest state filled with vast, diverse landscapes and epic scenery, covering nearly one-third of the country. The region is decorated with rugged, picturesque beauty from the capital city of Perth, a sophisticated city home to beautiful beaches, and a dynamic food and nightlife scene.
The Aboriginal people of Australia have a rich living culture filled with art, spirituality, urban festivals, dance, music, and food that they love sharing with others. Gather around the campfire for storytelling while dining on delicious bush tucker and absorbing cultural music and dance with the tribes.
Discover the simply beautiful islands of Australia, each having its unique qualities; like Queensland’s Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world, or Satellite Island, a private retreat off Tasmania. Nothing beats island time and these islands have everything to help create an iconic island holiday experience. If you like pristine white sand beaches, warm turquoise waters, diving, sailing, delicious cuisine, and friendly locals, then Australia's idyllic islands are a great fit for you.
Australia is home to a collection of 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites that you cannot miss including the spectacular Great Barrier Reef and the iconic Sydney Opera House. The sites in Australia are some of the most extraordinary natural and cultural treasures on the planet, from stunning coastlines, cultural and historic sites, and geological wonders, Australia has it all.
The massive 22,369 miles of Australian coastline is a gateway for some of the world’s best whale watching adventures, allowing visitors bountiful opportunities to observe annual migrations.
Australia delivers when it comes to gourmet destinations, offering some of the most innovative fine dining foodie experiences in the world. If you are traveling to Australia in search of food, then look no further, the food scene and array of ingredients are constantly changing throughout the country.
The astoundingly beautiful, diverse, and vast country of Australia offers visitors some epic road trip opportunities along thousands of miles of scenic coastlines, through iconic cities, and past jaw-dropping natural landscapes such as the dusty Outback.
The vast country of Australia is home to some of the world’s best wine-producing cities and towns. The main vineyard production is built around Shiraz - Australians call it “Syrah” - followed by Chardonnay, with labels such as Yellow Tail and Little Penguin that originate from here.
Driving Time
Sydney - Hunter Valley Area: 3 hrs. 20 mins. approx.
Hunter Valley - Blue Mountains: 3 hrs. 20 mins. approx.
Blue Mountain - Sydney: 1 hour. approx.
Driving Time
Brisbane - Hervey Bay: 3 hrs. 25 mins. approx.
Hervey Bay - Rockhampton: 4 hrs. 20 mins. approx.
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