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Regional Guide

Regions of Australia

Australia possesses some of the most spectacular and diverse natural environments in the world. There are 19 World Heritage-listed Wonders and over 500 National Parks to explore. Discover the unique wildlife and spectacular landscapes; spellbinding tropical reefs and coastlines, vast distances of rugged remote terrain and magical ancient rainforests situated on the fringe of modern cities. Walk in ancient landscapes, swim in some of the most pristine water environments on earth or ski the snow-capped mountains. There are limitless possibilities and something for everyone.

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Cairns & Tropical North Queensland

Discover where rain-forest meets the reef in the heart of Australia’s tropics - Tropical North Queensland. A nature lover’s paradise, this tropical escape offers a combination of some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery with a diverse range of activities.
Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast

Blessed with sunny days and plenty of action, Brisbane is one of the fastest growing capital cities in the world but is uncomplicated, laid-back and fun-loving.The Gold Coast is a modern city of glittering high-rise buildings, built around superb beaches, including the world renowned…
Tasmania

Tasmania is a place of wild and beautiful landscapes, friendly, helpful people with a relaxed island lifestyle, wonderful wine and food and a haunting history evoked by spectacular convict-era ruins. It's also Australia's smallest state and the most geographically diverse with over…
Canberra

The Australian Capital Territory was created to house the nation’s capital Canberra.Tour the Australian Capital Territory from Canberra, home to Parliament House, the Australian War Memorial and the National Gallery of Australia, with its dedicated Aboriginal art galleries. Follow…
Darwin & Top End

The ‘Top End’ of Australia’s Outback Northern Territory collectively refers to its three northern tropical and sub-tropical regions: Darwin, the capital city, World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park and remote Arnhem Land, and the Katherine region, further south.
Adelaide

Adelaide is a sunny, vivacious state capital that relishes good living. It’s about fine food, beautiful surroundings, full-blooded sports and festivals that challenge and delight. Get ready to discover the nation’s gourmet capital, described by the New York Times as the ‘culinary…
Alice Springs & Red Centre

The ‘Red Centre’ refers to the Northern Territory’s three southern destinations of Tennant Creek and the Barkly region, Alice Springs and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta region. These are the places overseas visitors usually associate with the ‘real Australian outback’ for their landscape of…
Melbourne

Consistently crowned the world’s most liveable city, Melbourne is an elegant blend of stunning architecture, tree-lined boulevards and cobblestone laneways brimming with some of Australia’s most celebrated galleries, boutiques and food and wine experiences.
Perth

Perth city and its surrounding urban villages of Mount Lawley, Leederville, Northbridge, Victoria Park and Subiaco are brimming with dining, shopping and entertainment options. New bars and restaurants are opening frequently, laneways are being re-born, and shopping precincts are…
Sydney

Experience Sydney's natural beauty and culture around Sydney Harbour and the historic Rocks. Explore famous coastal beaches such as Bondi, Bronte, Coogee and Palm Beach. Bushwalk through Sydney Harbour National Park, dine at world-class restaurants, visit the Blue Mountains. Join…

Regional Guide

Regions of Australia

Training

Cairns & Tropical North Queensland

Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast

Tasmania

Canberra

Darwin & Top End

Adelaide

Alice Springs & Red Centre

Melbourne

Perth

Sydney