Thanks to reasonably priced flights and an excellent tourist infrastructure, Australia is fast becoming one of the world’s hottest vacation destinations. With plenty to see and do – particularly for the traveler seeking a bit of adventure to spice up…
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Adelaide is a small city located in the Australian state of South Australia, with an estimated population of 1.28 million. Described as a sleepy city, Adelaide is one of the more relaxed cities in Australia; far from the busy hustle…
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Perth is the most isolated capital city in the world with close to two million residents. What makes it so appealing is not just the variety of attractions which makes it typically Australian like Cottesloe Beach, but the location of…
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The state of Queensland is a very popular tourist destination in Australia for many reasons. Known for its pristine beaches and bustling city centres, there is are also many theme parks, zoos and animal parks located within the state. These…
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Think Melbourne and chances are no real tourist icons spring to mind. Often overlooked in favour of its showy sister Sydney, the Victorian capital prefers to attract visitors in a cooler, more demure way – think multicultural rave restaurants, a…
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Australia may be over 14 hours from Los Angeles, but a visit to any one of these destinations will make you glad you took the plunge Down Under. Whether you’re looking for a beach retreat, camping, sailing or a cosmopolitan…
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There’s plenty to do in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia – Learn to surf Why: It’s part of the contract of coming here in the first place that you have at least one…
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Those Romans knew a thing or two. With their penchant for bathing it is not surprising that they soon sought out the geo-thermal waters emerging at Buxton, close to the River Wye. They named the settlement Aqua Arnemetiae after a…
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A fifty minute flight from Tullamarine airport by either charter or Lear jet will transport you to the island that has it all. Located some 80 km northeast of Tasmania and about 90 km southeast of the Victorian southern coastline,…
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Between the Victorian cities of Torquay and Allansford on the south-eastern coast of Australia lies 243 kilometres of the Great Ocean Road, which is a renowned Australian National Heritage. Known as the world’s largest war memorial, the road was built…
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