Explore Australia

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Inaugurated in 1932, Sydney Harbour Bridge can be crossed on foot, by bike, by ferry or via the guided BridgeClimb ascent. Complete practical guide.

Sydney Central Business District (CBD)

Sydney's CBD brings together the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, the city's main museums and major shopping precincts in the heart of New South Wales' capital.

Southern Highlands

Southern Highlands

Two hours from Sydney, the Southern Highlands bring together Georgian villages, cool-climate vineyards, forests and events like Tulip Time.

Sarah Island

Tasmania's first penal settlement founded in 1822, Sarah Island is visited by cruise from Strahan, among penitentiary ruins, a shipyard and temperate rainforest.

Salamanca Market

Salamanca Market

An iconic weekly market in Hobart since 1972, Salamanca Market brings together Tasmanian producers and artisans every Saturday on the historic waterfront.

Royal Botanic Garden

Royal Botanic Garden

Australia's oldest botanical garden, founded in 1816 in Sydney: horticultural collections, Aboriginal heritage and harbour views, with free admission.

Maria Island

Maria Island

A national park island in Tasmania listed as UNESCO World Heritage, Maria Island combines penitentiary heritage, geological cliffs and reintroduced endemic wildlife, accessible by ferry from Triabunna.

Manly Sydney

Manly Sydney

Sydney's beach neighbourhood, 30 minutes by ferry from Circular Quay: surf beach, coastal trail, Aboriginal rock carvings and heritage-listed Q Station.

Macquarie Harbour

Six times larger than Sydney Harbour, Macquarie Harbour combines world heritage forests, penitentiary ruins on Sarah Island and endemic wildlife.

Kuranda State Forest

Kuranda State Forest

On the doorstep of Kuranda village, this tropical rainforest within the UNESCO World Heritage Wet Tropics can be explored on foot, by Skyrail or train from Cairns.

Kirribilli neighbourhood in Sydney

On Sydney's North Shore, Kirribilli combines heritage residences, parks overlooking Harbour Bridge and weekend markets, just minutes by ferry from Circular Quay.

Kings Canyon

Kings Canyon

Sandstone gorge in Watarrka National Park, Kings Canyon is explored on foot via the Rim Walk and Garden of Eden, 450 km southwest of Alice Springs.

Kata Tjuta

Kata Tjuta, 36 sacred sandstone domes of the Anangu people, 45 minutes from Yulara. History, hikes through the Valley of the Winds and Walpa Gorge, access and best seasons.

History and War Experience

From Canberra's War Memorial to Darwin's museums, explore the main sites that tell the story of Australia's military history and ANZAC heritage.

Great Barrier Reef

The world's largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef stretches for 2,200 km along Queensland's coast, accessible from Cairns and several ports on the east coast.

Gordon River

Gordon River

UNESCO-listed river in western Tasmania: cruises from Strahan, Sarah Island penal settlement, temperate rainforest and ancient Huon pines.

Freycinet National Park

On Tasmania's east coast, Freycinet combines pink granite peaks, white sand beaches and marine wildlife. Essential guide for visiting Wineglass Bay from Coles Bay.

Eaglehawk Neck

Narrow isthmus of the Tasman Peninsula, 90 minutes from Hobart: remarkable geological formations, penitentiary history, and gateway to Port Arthur.