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Ayers Rock (Uluru)

Ayers Rock (Uluru)

Parc National de Wilson Promontory

Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon)

Red sandstone gorges, the Lost City plateau and the Garden of Eden oasis: Watarrka National Park (Kings Canyon) is one of the great natural sites of Australia's Red Centre, rooted in Luritja culture.

Townsville

Townsville

Townsville, a major city in North Queensland, is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and Magnetic Island. An animated waterfront, pink granite rock and maritime museum make it a destination in its own right.

Péninsule de Freycinet

Tasman Peninsula

Between the UNESCO-listed penitentiary ruins of Port Arthur and the vertiginous cliffs of Tasman National Park, Tasman Peninsula concentrates colonial history and Australian wilderness just 1.5 hours from Hobart.

Aéroport International De Cairns

Palm Cove

A quiet beach resort north of Cairns, Palm Cove appeals with its shaded promenade beneath tea trees, manicured beach and ideal location for exploring the Great Barrier Reef.

Sydney

Sydney

Iconic Opera House, Harbour Bridge, urban beaches and direct access to the Blue Mountains: complete guide to prepare your stay in Sydney.

Strahan

Strahan

On Tasmania's west coast, Strahan opens the door to the Tasmanian Wilderness: Gordon River cruise, Sarah Island and pristine nature.

Port Douglas

Port Douglas

Between the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest, Port Douglas captures the essence of Tropical North Queensland in a village scaled for human experience.

Port Arthur

Port Arthur

A 19th-century former penitentiary and UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Tasman Peninsula, Port Arthur reveals haunting ruins, colonial memory and spectacular coastal landscapes just 90 minutes from Hobart.

Phillip Island

Phillip Island

Just two hours from Melbourne, Phillip Island captivates with its penguin parade, koalas and rugged cliffs overlooking Bass Strait.

Parc National Mount Field

Mount Field National Park

Just an hour from Hobart, Mount Field National Park condenses giant eucalyptus forests, dramatic waterfalls and alpine plateaus into a single unforgettable day.

Mission Beach

Mission Beach

Between the Great Barrier Reef and UNESCO-listed tropical rainforest, Mission Beach unveils 14 km of pristine beach, wild cassowaries and exclusive access to the Family Islands.

Melbourne

Melbourne

From Hosier Lane to the Twelve Apostles, via the penguins of St Kilda and the vineyards of the Yarra Valley: everything you need to explore Melbourne and its surroundings.

Parc National de Litchfield

Litchfield National Park

140 km from Darwin, Litchfield National Park concentrates swimable waterfalls, cathedral termite mounds and spectacular sandstone formations. Our complete guide.

Launceston

Launceston

In northern Tasmania, Launceston blends Victorian heritage, spectacular Cataract Gorge and Tamar Valley wines. Our guide to preparing your visit.

Lakes Entrance

Lakes Entrance

Just 320 km from Melbourne, Lakes Entrance opens onto the Gippsland Lakes through a natural waterway toward Bass Strait. Beaches, fishing, cruises and nature await.

Katherine

At the edge of the Northern Territory, Katherine opens the doors to the Australian bush: Nitmiluk gorges, hot springs and Jawoyn Aboriginal lands.

Parc National de Kakadu

Kakadu National Park

Australia's largest park and UNESCO jewel, Kakadu spans 20,000 km² of wild landscapes, ancient rock art and spectacular wildlife just 3 hours from Darwin.