Australia
Travel in Melbourne - Locations
Melbourne is the capital of the federal state of Victoria in Australia and is located on the River Yarra near its mouth in the Gulf of Phillip Harbor. The urban agglomeration stretches for 70 km from north to south and 50 km from east to west.
Hike, ride and dine - Spring time adventures in the Snowy Mountains
It's the end of the ski season, but the fun doesn't stop with the NSW Snowy Mountains becoming a haven for springtime adventures. From hiking and riding to wining and dining, this region has something for explorers of all ages.
5 must-visit restaurants in Sydney
When in Sydney, whether for a holiday or a longer term, it’s important to see the best that the city has to offer.
Six exciting new Aboriginal tourism experiences in New South Wales
NSW's Indigenous tourism sector is experiencing phenomenal growth, with a 50 percent increase in participation rates and the opening of six exciting new Aboriginal owned and operated tourism businesses.
Insider’s Guide to Brisbane
There are a lot of cities that you might want to visit in Australia, and Brisbane is rarely at the top of the list. This is a major oversight, as you are about to see! Brisbane is one of the best cities for a break, whether short or long. It has a lot of attractions for you to try – of which these are just a few, recommended by insiders.
Sydney transformed by its urban green spaces
Sydney's newest developments are transforming the already picturesque city into one of the world's best public park and green space urban centres.
World-famous New Year's Eve fireworks set to light up Sydney
Sydney is one of the most spectacular places in the world to celebrate New Year's Eve, thanks to its world-famous fireworks that light up locations across the city.
Perth's whale highway, the whales are coming!
Perth's coastline offers some of the closest whale watching experiences in the world, if you are lucky you can actually see whales whilst standing on the beach!
Australian luxury travel - The best hotels for deep pockets
Australia is geographically the most inhospitable continent on Earth, if we discount Antarctica. Scorching deserts and some of deadliest creatures dwell within its borders, and it is quite far away no matter where you live.
A-lister experiences in Sydney this summer
Have you ever wondered where the rich and famous stay when they're in Sydney? Where do the movie stars have dinner? What Sydney spa treatment do the beautiful people get?
First steps along the world's edge: The Three Capes Track
When Lonely Planet rated Tasmania among the world's top regions to visit in 2015, there was one experience they said was not to be missed. A multi-day walk like no other – where dolerite chasms are crossed, tall eucalypts cast shadows and footprints are left along towering sea cliffs.
Sydney's top ten outdoor training spots to keep you fighting fit
Sydney is blessed with a temperate climate and beautiful parklands and beaches making outdoor training sessions a pure joy for those who like to combine exercise with fresh air.
Britz and maui share Australia's top five scenic motorhome road trip routes
Australia is known for its vast coastal panorama, vibrant interior landscapes and lush tropical rainforests, and what better way to really experience the country’s stunning backdrops than on a self-drive motorhome holiday, roaming free on the open road.
Australia’s best-kept ecotourism secrets
Boasting miles of beautiful Pacific and Indian Ocean coastline and a huge variety of landscapes, flora and fauna, Australia is a nature lover’s paradise – and thankfully, there are more and more ways to enjoy it sustainably.
Sydney skyline evolves to attract more visitors
A host of exciting new infrastructure developments in Sydney including the biggest change to Darling Harbour in 25 years plus a spate of new hotels in the city's prime tourism areas are set to transform the city's skyline and attract even more visitors to its shores.