Known as the land 'Down Under, Australia is exceptionally beautiful, with its lush tropical rainforest's, scorched red deserts, endless sandy beaches, and thriving cosmopolitan cities.
The arid interior has forced the majority of the population to live within 20 km of the coastline, where the sunny climate is ideal for a unique way of life - the outdoors, ‘Barbie and beach culture.
Visit the ‘Sunshine State of Queensland and see why the locals consider it their premier holiday destination. Enjoy the big city buzz of Sydney with excellent restaurants and world famous entertainment. See the breathtaking rock formations at Uluru (Ayers Rock), Nitmiluk (Kings Canyon) and the Bungle Bungles.
Discover the beauty and diversity of the Great Dividing Range and the spectacular Blue Mountains. Cruise the mighty Murray River on a houseboat or join the celebrations in the city of festivals, Adelaide. Sleep in the open air of the desert, under a seemingly endless parade of stars, and learn of the unbreakable connection that the indigenous people have with this land.
The unique ecology, fostered by millions of years of isolation, has seen the evolution of the most distinctive wildlife on earth. Dive with a myriad of colourful fish on the Great Barrier Reef, swim with wild dolphins at Monkey Mia and watch from a hot air balloon as the kangaroos bound across the Alice Springs desert. Explore the unique alpine scenery in Tasmania, drive one of the world's most picturesque roads in Victoria, and experience the wild remote areas of Western Australia.
Although you could spend months exploring this wide brown land, visitors can have a taste of the country's must-sees by combining visits to the Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock and Sydney. The sheer size of the country, and the endless choices offered to visitors, make Australia an ideal holiday destination.
The arid interior has forced the majority of the population to live within 20 km of the coastline, where the sunny climate is ideal for a unique way of life - the outdoors, ‘Barbie and beach culture.
Visit the ‘Sunshine State of Queensland and see why the locals consider it their premier holiday destination. Enjoy the big city buzz of Sydney with excellent restaurants and world famous entertainment. See the breathtaking rock formations at Uluru (Ayers Rock), Nitmiluk (Kings Canyon) and the Bungle Bungles.
Discover the beauty and diversity of the Great Dividing Range and the spectacular Blue Mountains. Cruise the mighty Murray River on a houseboat or join the celebrations in the city of festivals, Adelaide. Sleep in the open air of the desert, under a seemingly endless parade of stars, and learn of the unbreakable connection that the indigenous people have with this land.
The unique ecology, fostered by millions of years of isolation, has seen the evolution of the most distinctive wildlife on earth. Dive with a myriad of colourful fish on the Great Barrier Reef, swim with wild dolphins at Monkey Mia and watch from a hot air balloon as the kangaroos bound across the Alice Springs desert. Explore the unique alpine scenery in Tasmania, drive one of the world's most picturesque roads in Victoria, and experience the wild remote areas of Western Australia.
Although you could spend months exploring this wide brown land, visitors can have a taste of the country's must-sees by combining visits to the Great Barrier Reef, Ayers Rock and Sydney. The sheer size of the country, and the endless choices offered to visitors, make Australia an ideal holiday destination.
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