Australia is an inviting combination of outback rugged beauty and sophisticated capital cities, brimming with culture and activity.

It is a wide brown land of unique beauty, breath-taking beaches, open blue skies and fun-loving people.
Whether your interests lie in the city or the outback, in Sydney or Kakadu National Park, Australia offers something for everyone.

Surfers Paradise, Queensland

Surfers Paradise was once just a massive stretch of world-beating surf. Today, the surf is still there but with many additions: high-rise accommodation, giant theme parks, exotic nightlife, countless restaurants and 300 days of sunshine a year. No wonder they call it 'the coast with the most'.

Hunter Valley, New South Wales

Just two hours' drive north of Sydney, there's a contented world of wide, open spaces, featuring magnificent vineyards, sparkling waterways, rugged mountains, forests, and fascinating towns reflecting Australia's colonial heritage.

Adelaide, South Australia

Blessed with a great climate and fertile soil South Australia is home to some of the freshest food and finest wines in the country. About 70 per cent of Australia's export wines come from wineries at Barossa Valley, Clare Valley, Eden Valley, McLaren Vale, Coonawarra, Langhorne Creek and others.