Cairns, Australia - Sydney, Australia 28 days trip

A great base for exploring the majesty of the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns is also the starting point for many amazing hikes and treks.

Home to a wealth of indigenous plants, flowers, and trees, these botanic gardens offer many lovely walking trails.

Wander through the streets of this beach city, enjoying the local culture, the lively ambiance, and the various shops.

Take a stroll along the boardwalk, enjoying the scenery, the laidback atmosphere, and the restaurants along the way.

Do not miss the largest coral reef system in the world, stretching for 2,300km and consists of nearly 3,000 individual reefs.

Enjoy a taste of paradise on this tropical island, which boasts rainforests, idyllic beaches, corals, bars, and restaurants.

Stretching over the Barron Gorge National Park, this award-winning cableway affords breathtaking views over the rainforests.

Visit this park to experience Aboriginal culture through performances, a museum, galleries, and an original Aboriginal camp.

With easy access to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest, this coastal town is also known for its stunning beaches.

With crystal clear waters, a white sandy strip, and graceful palm trees lining the shore, this beach is the perfect getaway.

Take a walk through this thriving beach town, enjoying all the sites it has to offer, local restaurants, and the lively atmosphere.

Explore this amazing interactive Wildlife Habitat, where birds and animals roam free through various natural environments.

Do not miss the largest coral reef system in the world, stretching for 2,300km and consists of nearly 3,000 individual reefs.

The largest area of rainforest in Australia, home to a vast range of amazing scenery including mountains, streams, and waterfalls.

Stretching over the Barron Gorge National Park, this award-winning cableway affords breathtaking views over the rainforests.

Feel like you're in paradise on these pristine white beaches, surrounded by blue water on one side, and lush rainforest on the other.

Visit this park to experience Aboriginal culture through performances, a museum, galleries, and an original Aboriginal camp.

Delve into the gorgeous rainforest surrounding the gorge, take a walk along a suspension bridge, or enjoy a swim in the water.

Enjoy a taste of paradise on this tropical island, which boasts rainforests, idyllic beaches, corals, bars, and restaurants.

Home to many indigenous plant and bird species, this national park also feature two waterfalls and the famous Barron Gorge.

Famed for its gorgeous beach and an occasional spotting of cassowaries, this quiet town also offers an array of shops and cafes.

Stretching for 14km, this pristine beach guarantees a great afternoon as you bask in the sun or catch some waves.

Take a walk down the long thin strip of land between the ocean, hills, and farmland, enjoying Mission Beach's small town feel.

Enjoy a taste of paradise on this tropical island, which boasts rainforests, idyllic beaches, corals, bars, and restaurants.

Home to many indigenous plant and bird species, this national park also feature two waterfalls and the famous Barron Gorge.

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

Famed for its lush nature, diverse wildlife, and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, this gorgeous island promises a great day-trip.

Set on a large expense of natural bushland, this interactive animal sanctuary is home to over 100 species of Australian wildlife.

Nestled between the hills and the sea, this vibrant university town features 19C architecture, great museums, and stunning beaches.

Known for its immense artificial lagoon, Airlie Beach also offers great access to the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding nature.

Stroll through the streets of this lovely port city, visit its artificial lagoon, or simply enjoy the panorama of the Pioneer Bay.

Head to the Airlie Beach Lagoon, specifically built to rival the beach as the perfect place for a relaxing afternoon in the sun.

Visit this small beach for a little peace and quiet, enjoying the warm sunshine and the lovely scenery.

A 30km adventure through Conway National Park, take this trail to explore the nature stretching from Brandy Beach to Airlie Beach.

A cluster of 74 islands, full of beaches, bays, coral reefs, fishing spots, and plenty of water sports opportunities.

Book a helicopter flight over the reef, and you'll get the best view of this gorgeous naturally-formed heart-shaped coral formation.

Hike through this national park, exploring its tropical rainforests. Be sure to head to one of the mountain lookouts for great views.

A laid back Australian island, home to stunning beaches, great water sports, and access to Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

A nice alternative to the tourist-filled resort towns, Mackay is a popular base for exploring the nearby Great Barrier Reef.

A laid back Australian island, home to stunning beaches, great water sports, and access to Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

Stroll through the central streets of this town, enjoying the island atmosphere and the refreshing ocean air.

Spend the day relaxing in the warm sun on Hamilton Island's pristine beaches, enjoy some sports, and go for a swim in the clear sea.

Visit the marina to plan your trips to Whitehaven Beach, the Great Barrier Reef, and other Whitsunday Islands.

A 30km adventure through Conway National Park, take this trail to explore the nature stretching from Brandy Beach to Airlie Beach.

A cluster of 74 islands, full of beaches, bays, coral reefs, fishing spots, and plenty of water sports opportunities.

Book a helicopter flight over the reef, and you'll get the best view of this gorgeous naturally-formed heart-shaped coral formation.

Hike through this national park, exploring its tropical rainforests. Be sure to head to one of the mountain lookouts for great views.

Known for its immense artificial lagoon, Airlie Beach also offers great access to the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding nature.

A nice alternative to the tourist-filled resort towns, Mackay is a popular base for exploring the nearby Great Barrier Reef.

A nice alternative to the tourist-filled resort towns, Mackay is a popular base for exploring the nearby Great Barrier Reef.

Stroll through this beautiful city, enjoying the pleasant tropical climate, an array of local shops, and a lively ambiance.

Home to tropical and exotic plants from around Australia, this botanical garden also features local wildlife and offers hiking trails.

Spend the day at the three-tiered lagoon, with pools and playgrounds, offering fun attractions for adults and kids all year long.

Housing hundreds of orchid species, the Orchid House offers a great variety of blooms and guarantees a lovely afternoon stroll.

A 30km adventure through Conway National Park, take this trail to explore the nature stretching from Brandy Beach to Airlie Beach.

A cluster of 74 islands, full of beaches, bays, coral reefs, fishing spots, and plenty of water sports opportunities.

A regional gallery exhibiting artworks by local and visiting artists, catering to adults and kids alike.

Hike through this national park, exploring its tropical rainforests. Be sure to head to one of the mountain lookouts for great views.

A laid back Australian island, home to stunning beaches, great water sports, and access to Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

Known for its immense artificial lagoon, Airlie Beach also offers great access to the Great Barrier Reef and surrounding nature.

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

With 17 beaches, a tropical climate, as well as shallow water and reefs, this island is attractive to divers and travelers seeking relaxation.

A web of limestone caves, offering educational tours and a range of trails from wheelchair-accessible to more strenuous ones.

Once a successful gold and silver mine, the area is now an open-air museum preserving the history of Australia's gold rush.

Large botanic gardens boasting a lake, a multitude of trails, a variety of tropical fauna, and a traditional Japanese Tea Garden.

The perfect city for a relaxing vacation, with beautiful beaches and a warm subtropical climate.

Take a stroll through this laid back beach town, enjoying the beautiful views and getting to know the friendly locals.

With several historic buildings and over 12,000 exhibits, there is plenty to see on a trip to this historical open-air museum.

Home to some of the world's closest whale watching encounters, this great beach boasts calm waters and is perfect for a family trip.

Home to collections of plants of the Wide Bay and Great Sandy Strait regions, as well as an Orchid House with over 20,000 orchids.

Striking in its beauty, Lake McKenzie boasts pure white sand, crystalline azure waters, and spectacular natural surroundings.

Secluded and beautiful, this lake is a gorgeous alternative to the more popular and crowded lakes on the island.

Spanning 14km of pristine shorefront, Hervey Bay Esplanade is perfect for lovers of beaches, active leisure, and lush scenery.

A unique natural aquarium which allows you to explore reefs and their wildlife, saving you the trouble of diving underwater.

Designed to be fun as well as educational, the park was built to spread water sustainability awareness.

This lovely freshwater lake is nestled in a gorgeous natural alcove, boasting a vibrant green shade and a tranquil atmosphere.

Dip into the natural Jacuzzi-like coastal pools, carved out of volcanic rock and favored by travelers and locals alike.

Make sure to visit this coastal park during breeding season - November to March - for a chance to see the newly hatched turtles.

Take a 4-wheel-drive to explore the world's largest sand island with its eucalyptus forest, rainforest, and other natural attractions.

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

A national park full of walking trails, scenic landscapes, beaches, and many opportunities for climbing, fishing, and snorkeling.

Experience a piece of tropical paradise on this breathtaking island, home to untouched beaches, protected bushland, and stunning lagoons.

Striking in its beauty, Lake McKenzie boasts pure white sand, crystalline azure waters, and spectacular natural surroundings.

Secluded and beautiful, this lake is a gorgeous alternative to the more popular and crowded lakes on the island.

Popularized by the famed Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, this zoo is favored by all for its wealth of animals and fun activities.

This lovely freshwater lake is nestled in a gorgeous natural alcove, boasting a vibrant green shade and a tranquil atmosphere.

A small Australian town frequented by few tourists.

Stroll through the town center, getting to know the local culture and atmosphere.

A national park full of walking trails, scenic landscapes, beaches, and many opportunities for climbing, fishing, and snorkeling.

Experience a piece of tropical paradise on this breathtaking island, home to untouched beaches, protected bushland, and stunning lagoons.

Australia's third largest city is a fine metropolis, boasting a great art scene, many good eateries, parks, and nearby attractions.

A hotspot for locals, this waterfront park offers a variety of activities for the whole family, including beaches, shops, rides and more.

Take advantage of the pleasant tropical climate, walking around and discovering the city's culture, gardens, art, and restaurants.

Stroll through the biggest subtropical garden in the world, explore its many themed recreational areas, and enjoy your afternoon.

With exhibits from all over the world, it is the largest gallery of modern and contemporary art in Australia.

Experience a piece of tropical paradise on this breathtaking island, home to untouched beaches, protected bushland, and stunning lagoons.

Visit Warner Brothers Movie World, take a tour of the studios, or head straight to the movie-themed rides and roller-coaster.

Set within the city's botanical gardens, this planetarium boasts a 12.5m dome, astronomical exhibits, model spaceships, and more.

Built through the use of traditional medieval techniques, Australia's only Gothic cathedral is known for its acoustics and concerts.

From fossils to WWI relics, this museum offers historic and cultural exhibits tracing the history of the Australian continent.

A hub of local nightlife, Fortitude Valley is a neighborhood famed for its club scene, bars, and exciting venues.

The largest koala sanctuary in the world is home to many indigenous animals, and offers an opportunity to interact with koalas.

An amazing theme park, with a variety of rides as well as an impressive wildlife area, Nickelodeon Central, and an IMAX theater.

Founded along a stretch of pristine beaches, this surfer town is known for its laid back atmosphere, nightlife, parks, and fun activities.

Gold Coast offers a huge variety of beaches for all tastes on its 57km coastline, from family-friendly to surfer-friendly.

Stroll the glitzy streets of the city center, iconic for its unique combination of modern buildings and beach atmosphere.

This marine theme park is home to a large variety of aquatic animals, featuring several exciting shows and attractions.

A major cultural attraction, the Arts Center is home to exhibits and performances on theater, art, music, dance, and even film.

Home to many iconic indigenous species, this wildlife park allows the animals to roam free in natural-like habitat.

Feed the exotic lorikeet or a kangaroo, cuddle a koala, and visit over 1,400 other native birds and animals.

Visit Warner Brothers Movie World, take a tour of the studios, or head straight to the movie-themed rides and roller-coaster.

A treasure trove of natural beauty, this national park boasts rainforests, waterfalls, and mountains best explored by hiking.

Climb up to the Pinnacle Lookout for some amazing views over virgin rainforests, mountains, valleys, and the crater escarpment.

An amazing theme park, with a variety of rides as well as an impressive wildlife area, Nickelodeon Central, and an IMAX theater.

The largest koala sanctuary in the world is home to many indigenous animals, and offers an opportunity to interact with koalas.

Explore the beauty of the rainforest at this large park, home to conservation programs, stunning scenery, and great hiking trails.