Australia

New South Wales

Sydney

The view of Sydney Opera House against a backdrop of Sydney Harbour Bridge is reputed to be one of the most recognised sights in the world, and it’s not difficult to see why. Relatively small as cities go, with a population of around 4 million, this is a city which has it all: iconic structures, fantastic beaches, stunning vistas, a cosmopolitan atmosphere and fantastic weather. It should most definitely be on your must-see list, and even if you’ve visited before, we know you’ll want to return again and again!

South Australia

Adelaide

South Australia’s elegant and cultured capital is also Australia’s food and wine capital thanks to its fusion of worldwide cuisines and delectable local wines. The city centre is surrounded by parklands, historic buildings, wide streets, cafés and restaurants with stunning rolling hills to the east and beautiful beaches to the west. We can highly recommend visiting Kangaroo island, Australia’s third largest island. It’s just 50 minutes from the mainland by ferry, and is home to a host of unspoilt and natural wonders with seals basking on the beaches, koalas gorging on gum trees as well as plenty of kangaroos, wallabies and penguins. This is an amazing place to explore off the beaten track on a private tour, and we can organise a private cabin to stay in, a stones throw from the beach, surrounded by kangaroos, of course.

Victoria

Melbourne

Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia, and it’s the younger, more refined and eclectic cousin of Sydney. Famed for its culinary excellence and inspired by its diverse migrant influences, Melbourne is a food and wine lover’s paradise. This bustling metropolis flaunts trendy bars and clubs, a chic café scene and a selection of art galleries and museums. This sport-loving city is host to many high-profile sporting events and is thought by many to be the fashion capital of Australia. St Kilda is located 3 miles from the city centre and is Melbourne’s seaside playground. Here you can join locals who walk, cycle and skate under the palms on the foreshore, or sail, windsurf or kitesurf on the bay.

Western Australia

Perth

There is no other state capital in Australia where you can enjoy the beach lifestyle, relax in natural bushland, sample world-class local wines and watch an ocean sunset all within just 30 minutes of the city! Averaging 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, it’s also the sunniest state capital and boasts a string of 19 beautifully clean and uncrowded beaches, from iconic Cottesloe to the surf hotspot of Scarborough. Situated beside the Swan River, we believe that the best city views are found from Kings Park and Botanic Garden, where you can stroll the tree-top walk or picnic among the gum trees. Another must see is the Swan Bells, while retail therapy is on offer at King Street or the Murray and Hay Street malls.

Northern Territory

Alice Springs

Surrounded by spectacular gum trees and refreshing waterholes, the friendly outback town of Alice Springs is the vibrant hub of central Australia and it’s an ideal base for exploring the Red Centre. We can ensure you have the opportunity to try your hand at four-wheel driving out in the desert, ride a camel, hike the nearby MacDonnell Ranges, meander around aboriginal art galleries, visit the Todd Mall markets or see the home of the Royal Flying Doctor Service – to name just a few things to add to your itinerary list! Then there’s Ulluru, rising from the desert plain, the site is visually stunning and your first view is something you will never forget.

Queensland

As Australia’s sunshine state, Queensland offers more than just a sunny climate. It boasts an abundance of natural attractions, vibrant cities, relaxed seaside towns, gourmet food and wine, world class shopping, chic bars and cafés, buzzing nightlife and bags of character.

It’s here we can explore The Great Barrier Reef, which stretches 1,200 miles all the way along the coast. It’s easily a diver’s and snorkeler’s paradise, and underwater you’ll be overwhelmed by the colours and diversity that live beneath the waves. It’s here you can stay on the Whitsunday’s islands, which are famed for their pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, and also happen to offer some of the world’s finest sailing areas too. To really appreciate the scale of The Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday’s islands, why not let us take you on a helicopter ride so you can truly appreciate its scale from the air?

Tasmania

Tasmania may only be 150 miles away from mainland Australia but it is a whole world apart. It has glacial lakes, lush green valleys, undeveloped coastlines and amazing mountains. It is also Australia’s smallest state, and for visitors, the compact nature of the island is a great advantage as it’s possible to drive from one end of the island to the other in a single day!

Wine Enthusiasts’ areas

• Hunter Valley – New South Wales
• Barossa Valley – South Australia
• McLaren Vale – South Australia
• Yarra Valley – Victoria
• Margaret River – Western Australia