8 articles to prepare your trip
Savanna plains, UNESCO World Heritage parks, rock art dating back 65,000 years, and spectacular wildlife: the Top End, at the northern tip of Australia's Northern Territory, ranks among the continent's most singular regions.
Located on Australia's north-east coast, Queensland unfolds a mosaic of landscapes among the country's most spectacular. Between the Great Barrier Reef, the tropical rainforests of Daintree,
240 km of coastline between Torquay and Allansford, Melbourne and its café scene, the Grampians and their rock art: a compact Victoria to discover in 7 to 10 days.
A temperate island at the continent's southern edge, Tasmania brings together ancient rainforests, endemic wildlife and penitentiary heritage across 8 to 12 days by car.
Western Australia stretches across 2,400 km between the coral reefs of Ningaloo, the red gorges of Karijini and the remote tracks of Kimberley, far from the beaten path.
The tropical north around Darwin, where Kakadu National Park, Arnhem Land and Litchfield are explored by 4x4 between May and October, with Aboriginal guides.
Iron oxide desert surrounding Uluru, the MacDonnell Ranges and Kings Canyon, co-managed territory with Anangu, Arrernte and Luritja peoples, to explore during the Australian winter.
From Sydney to Cairns, 2,400 km where a bustling harbor metropolis, eucalyptus forests, surf villages and access to the Great Barrier Reef succeed one another.
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