Regions of Australia

Queensland

Atherton Tablelands

As you drive away from the far north Queensland coastline, you will find yourself surrounded by endless rolling green hills known as the Atherton Tablelands. A mountainous area that boasts waterfalls, volcanic crater lakes, and the oldest rainforest in the world.

Port Douglas

Chill out in Port Douglas. Tropical, upmarket and colourful, this tranquil oasis has all the ingredients to soak up summer holiday vibes. There are small streets full of cool cafes, art galleries and high-end restaurants - right next to the beach.

Great Barrier Reef

Are you ready to conquer one of the earth's most spectacular natural wonders? Home to the largest collection of coral on the planet, the Great Barrier Reef stretches over 2300 kilometres. It is the only place on earth where two UNESCO World Heritage Sites meet and can even be seen from space! With an abundance of things to do and see in this special part of the world, a reef experience is a must-do when visiting Australia.

Whitsundays

Surrounded by the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Airlie Beach are 74 stunning islands. Set sail off into the Whitsundays, a massive stretch of coral reefs with an abundance of marine life. Visit the famous Whitehaven Beach, known for its white pearly sand and turquoise water. Due to its beauty, it is one of the most photographed beaches in Australia!

Noosa

Discover one of Queensland's most upmarket and sophisticated beachside towns, Noosa. Located approximately two hours drive north of Brisbane. This trendy part of Australia is oozing with laid-back vibes, friendly locals, gorgeous beaches, fantastic shopping and award-winning restaurants.

Are you a nature lover? Be sure to visit the Noosa Everglades, one of the two only everglade systems on earth. Or visit one of the charming nearby towns in the Sunshine Hinterland such as Montville and Maleny. Or take a 4WD trip to the World Heritage Listed, Great Sandy National Park and K'gari (Fraser Island).

Magnetic Island

If you are a nature and beach lover, Magnetic Island is an ideal destination to visit. With over 25 kilometres of walking trails to discover, over 500 koalas to spot, 23 bays to explore, and many spectacular beaches to enjoy. It is the quintessential Australian experience, with plenty of great things to do and see. Go for a swim at Radical Bay or Balding Bay. Set sail and explore the coral reef or have close encounters with rock wallabies!

Western Australia

Ningaloo Reef

Discover one of Australia's best-kept secrets, Ningaloo Reef. Located off the coast of Western Australia is a coral coast. With 250 different types of coral, 500 species of fish, sea turtles, manta rays, whale sharks and humpback whales. Here, you can make spectacular diving and snorkelling trips.

Margaret River

Tucked away in Australia’s southwest corner is one of Australia’s premium wine regions. Margaret River - where rolling vineyards meet the wild ocean and the spectacular forest. Discover world-class beaches, ancient caves, award-winning wineries and tall-timber trees. A gourmet escape with over 120 wineries to savour, boutique breweries, fine restaurants, local cheese and divine chocolate.

Esperance

Discover one of the earth's natural treasures, a beach and a nature lover's dream - Esperance. Located on the Southern Ocean, 720 kilometres south-east of the capital city, Perth. A gem filled with wondrous beauty, white sand beaches, turquoise water and untouched islands. Visit Lucky Bay and admire squeaky-clean sand, arguably one of Australia's whitest sandy beaches.

Kimberleys

Unravel one of the world's last wilderness frontiers, the Kimberleys. Spread across Australia's entire north-western corner, this region has an abundance of wildlife and natural beauty to be discovered. Explore fresh swimming holes, outback stations, wide rivers, ancient rock formations and gorges that have eroded over millions of years. Admire mystical waterfalls such as Mitchell Falls and be sure to stop by the iconic Bungle Bungles.

Broome

Discover the gateway to the wild Kimberly region, Broome. This Aussie gem is located 1681 kilometres north of Perth and is bursting with things to do and see. Spot rare snubfin dolphins on an ocean cruise or explore the creeks and mangroves of Roebuck Bay. Ride a camel and watch the sunset, along Cable Beach, a spectacular 22 kilometres of glossy white sand.

Tasmania

Bruny Island

Uncover the natural treasures of Bruny Island, a 362 square-kilometre island located off the south-eastern coast of Tasmania. This gem is a wildlife enthusiast paradise with a wonderful array of unique animals. Spot white wallabies, pademelons, quolls, potoroos, and an assortment of birds. For a spectacular view over the Tasman Sea, visit The Bruny Island Lighthouse.

South Australia

Mclaren Vale

Where rolling vineyards meet the beach - Mclaren Vale. Located 40 kilometres outside the city of Adelaide, in South Australia. Boasting a Mediterranean climate, this gem is a foodie haven. Spend your days swimming at pristine beaches, sampling quality wine, and delicious food. Visit the farmer's markets, go on a hiking trail or discover local art.

Adelaide

Uncover the secrets of Adelaide, a hip and colourful city oozing with laid-back vibes. The town has streets lined with restaurants and cafes, showcasing the region’s finest produce. Go on a culinary journey, taste locally produced wine and modern Australian cuisine. Visit Central Markets for a foodie adventure or head over to Peel and Leigh Street for some bar hopping.

Kangaroo Island

Explore a natural wonderland - Kangaroo Island. Located south-west of Adelaide, off the mainland of South Australia. An island with 509 kilometres of coastline, rich with protected nature reserves and home to an abundance of native wildlife. Say G’day to sea lions sunbathing on the beach, koala’s dozing in eucalyptus trees or pelicans soaring over glistening lagoons.

Coober Pedy

Did you know that Australia has an underground town? Located between Alice Springs and Adelaide, Coober Pedy is a mining town, supplying 80% of Australia's opals. Restaurants, shops, museums, and even the local church are all located underground! If you like to visit quirky places, Coober Pedy is a must-visit!

Barossa Valley

Discover a region full of Australian gastronomic delights - Barossa Valley. Located in South Australia, approximately one and a half hours drive from Adelaide. Renowned for being Australia’s wine mecca with some of the oldest vineyards in the country. Originally, founded by German immigrants, you will find mainly German-style wines here. Spend your day admiring rolling vineyards, sampling Shiraz (a local speciality) or tasting the local produce at the many high-end restaurants.