8 articles to prepare your trip
Tasmania's first penal settlement founded in 1822, Sarah Island is visited by cruise from Strahan, among penitentiary ruins, a shipyard and temperate rainforest.
Off Cardwell, Hinchinbrook Island combines the 32 km Thorsborne Trail, mangroves, deserted beaches and wilderness campsites, with strict visitor quotas.
Between Victoria and Tasmania, Bass Strait is home to around fifty islands, famous wrecks and regular air and ferry connections.
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.
Péninsule de Freycinet
Rose-pink granite, turquoise beaches and unique wildlife: Freycinet Peninsula concentrates the best of Tasmanian nature on the east coast.
Île Bruny
Southeast of Tasmania, Bruny Island combines spectacular cliffs, curious wombats, little penguins and artisanal flavours. A pristine jewel waiting to be discovered.
74 islands, silica sand beaches and the Great Barrier Reef within sailing distance: everything you need to plan your stay in the Whitsundays.
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,
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