Sydney, Rock & Reef

Perth is the capital of Western Australia and combines vibrant city life with peaceful beach living. The city offers an eclectic mix of cafes, bars, vintage boutiques, and designer cutting-edge fashion. Pack a picnic and head to Cottesloe Beach. Escape to tranquil Kings Park and Botanic Garden and take in views of the Swan and Canning Rivers and the city's skyline.

Encounter animals from kangaroos to platypus at Perth Zoo. Explore the world of planes at Aviation Heritage Museum. Culture fans can head to Art Gallery of Australia and Western Australia. Delve into convict life through Fremantle Prison’s interactive exhibits. Experience dramatic views from The Bell Tower. Go surfing on the long, rolling barrels or observe the resident quokkas at Rottnest Island.

Situated at the heart of the Northern Territory’s ‘Red Centre’; Uluru/Ayers Rock is thought to be over 550million years old and, with the neighbouring Kata Tjuta National Park, is owned by the Anangu people. This iconic sandstone monolith stands 348m high, measures 9.4km in circumference, and has been sacred, special, and spiritual to indigenous Australians for thousands of years.

Witness Gallery of Central Australia’s authentic indigenous art and culture. Visit Kata Tjuta’s 36 rock dome formations. Relish Wintjiri Wiru’s captivating cultural storytelling experience that illuminates the night sky above Uluru. Explore the Anangu people’s heritage and traditions at Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre. Admire the Field of Light’s 50,000 glowing colourful spindles in the desert.

Picturesque Port Douglas is a great base for exploring the Far North of Australia's Queensland. Visit the nearby Great Barrier Reef and embark on a scuba diving tour, snorkelling adventure, or helicopter flight. Head to Four Mile Beach to build sandcastles and admire the natural beauty. Get up close to koalas, kangaroos, crocodiles, and pythons at the award-winning Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas.

Browse the boutiques, art galleries, and speciality shops along Macrossan Street or seek out handmade crafts at Port Douglas Sunday Market. Enjoy a picnic at Rex Smeal Park or spend a day on the Low Isles. Venture out to nearby Cape Tribulation and the Daintree Rainforest - one of the only places where two World-Heritage listed sites merge – to appreciate the spectacular views.

Cairns, located in tropical North Queensland, Australia, is a gateway to some of the world’s most iconic natural wonders. Known for its proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, Cairns offers unforgettable snorkeling and diving experiences. The city is also close to the lush Daintree Rainforest and scenic Atherton Tablelands. Visitors can enjoy the vibrant Esplanade, bustling night markets, and a relaxed, tropical vibe. Adventure seekers can try whitewater rafting, skydiving, or wildlife spotting. With its mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities, Cairns is a must-visit destination for nature and adventure lovers.