From the East Coast to the Outback

Australia's most popular city offers superb beaches, amazing surrounding nature, an iconic harbor, fine architecture, and more.

Made up of several performance venues, Sydney's massive Opera House is probably the most well known icon of the city.

Spend an entire day on this world famous beach, surfing, soaking up the sun, or visiting any of the many cafes lining the shore.

Walk across this iconic steel arch bridge, enjoying breathtaking views of the entire harbor area, as well as of Sydney itself.

With recreational activities based around the harbor, the area offers spectacular views, a lively atmosphere, and many fun venues.

With 17 pristine beaches, proximity to Royal National Park, and amazing nightlife and restaurants, this seaside city has much to offer.

The heart of the Blue Mountains, this town offers access to natural attractions, including waterfalls, rock formations, and valleys.

A superb architectural landmark, this Romanesque gem is a marketplace, full of exquisite decorative elements and Victorian charm.

Wander through the streets of this incredible city, exploring the amazing architecture, including Sydney's renowned Opera House.

Home to over 4,000 animals, this zoo features diverse zoogeographic areas, such as aviary, oceanarium, terrarium, and more.

Spend a day on this fine beach, enjoying the sea breeze and the lovely nature around you, as well as an array of local cafes.

View the massive waterfall from one of Australia's most famous lookouts, breath in the Blue Mountain air and enjoy the water spray.

A great spot for bird watchers, this beautiful lookout boasts breathtaking views of the Blue Mountains and valleys.

Spend your afternoon in Nielsen Park's picnic areas, or explore the area, including Shark Beach with its great views of the harbor.

Home to over 700 aquatic species, this aquarium exhibits Australia's marine wildlife, replicating oceanic and river ecosystems.

The most central of Sydney's botanic gardens offers a multitude of plant, flower, and tree species, arranged in pleasant gardens.

Considered to be the most important public gallery in Sydney, this huge museum houses a vast and eclectic collection of exhibits.

Take a trip to the Three Sisters rock formation, one of the best known sites in the Blue Mountains, visible from Jamison Valley.

Home to the magnificent Blue Gum Forest, this stunning valley offers a range of activities including hiking, abseiling, canoeing, and more.

Strewn with historic monuments, Australia's oldest public park offers scenic lanes lined with fig trees and a tranquil atmosphere.

Transport yourself to another world, take time out from the bustling city, and enjoy a stroll through this serene Chinese garden.

Head to the top of the tallest structure in Sydney for an exhilarating experience, and some spectacular views over the city.

Located in a massive Art Deco sandstone building, this museum houses a huge collection of contemporary art from all over the world.

Discover the beauty of the Blue Mountains in this stunning valley, where visitors explore the Six Foot Track, as well as shorter hikes.

Situated in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, this small town offers access to some of Australia's incredible scenery.

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.

Home to many indigenous animals, this natural reserve also offers exhilarating crocodile performances, as well as snake petting.

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

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

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

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

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

Located within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, the island boasts beaches and rainforest, as well as great diving opportunities.

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

A small suburb of Cairns, where travellers enjoy the town's relaxed atmosphere and a breathtaking beach.

Make your way through one of the world's most stunning rainforests on this exciting train journey from Cairns to Kuranda.

A great base for exploring the Outback, this beautiful city is known for its Aboriginal culture, music, and tradition.

Take a tour through this marvelous sanctuary, where you can feed and interact with the kangaroos living on the reserve.

With a rich history stretching from the early settlement days all the way to the WWII, this city center has much to offer on your stroll.

Dedicated to educating about the desert and its inhabitants, this reserve preserves indigenous wildlife in their natural habitats.

Upholding a focus on plants indigenous to Australia's dry climate, this botanic garden offers a multitude of nice walking trails.

The southern desert region of the Northern Territory is a captivating red desert, offering some great natural attractions.

Housing artwork by over 200 Aboriginal artists, the museum hosts paintings, pottery, and jewelry, as well as an array of souvenirs.

Australia's most popular city offers superb beaches, amazing surrounding nature, an iconic harbor, fine architecture, and more.

Made up of several performance venues, Sydney's massive Opera House is probably the most well known icon of the city.

Spend an entire day on this world famous beach, surfing, soaking up the sun, or visiting any of the many cafes lining the shore.

Walk across this iconic steel arch bridge, enjoying breathtaking views of the entire harbor area, as well as of Sydney itself.

With recreational activities based around the harbor, the area offers spectacular views, a lively atmosphere, and many fun venues.

With 17 pristine beaches, proximity to Royal National Park, and amazing nightlife and restaurants, this seaside city has much to offer.

The heart of the Blue Mountains, this town offers access to natural attractions, including waterfalls, rock formations, and valleys.

A superb architectural landmark, this Romanesque gem is a marketplace, full of exquisite decorative elements and Victorian charm.

Wander through the streets of this incredible city, exploring the amazing architecture, including Sydney's renowned Opera House.

Home to over 4,000 animals, this zoo features diverse zoogeographic areas, such as aviary, oceanarium, terrarium, and more.

Spend a day on this fine beach, enjoying the sea breeze and the lovely nature around you, as well as an array of local cafes.

View the massive waterfall from one of Australia's most famous lookouts, breath in the Blue Mountain air and enjoy the water spray.

A great spot for bird watchers, this beautiful lookout boasts breathtaking views of the Blue Mountains and valleys.