Australia: Melbourne, Adelaide & Tasmania

Sydney’s harbour is the hub from which there’s much to see and do. You’ll want to explore this area, home of the iconic Opera House. Admire the skyline, swim at a harbour beach or cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Want to see surfing? Grab your sunblock and towel and spend the day on world-famous Bondi Beach, or take a scenic walk on the coast from Bondi to Coogee Beach. The Rocks district is a shopper’s mecca offering a wide variety of goods, from woodcrafts and unique art to outback fashions.

Hobart is Tasmania’s capital city that blends culture, historical sites and a vibrant artistic community against a backdrop of staggering natural beauty. Get a taste of local life by strolling Salamanca Place in Sullivan’s Cove – a cobblestone square bustling with art galleries, boutique shops, restaurants and live music. Journey to the Tasman Peninsula to explore the island’s beautiful wilderness and perhaps spot the famed Tasmanian Devil

Kangaroos, koalas, wallabies and fur seals and are some of the residents you may encounter while visiting Australia’s third largest island. In addition to diverse wildlife, Kangaroo Island features diverse landscapes for exploration and numerous outdoor adventures and relaxation. The island is also home to anglers and farmers that produce gourmet foods that shouldn’t be missed. You’ll come for the wildlife and natural beauty and stay for the local arts and cuisine.

Tucked along the coast of Gulf St. Vincent, Adelaide is South Australia ‘s cosmopolitan capital. While touring the city’s renown museums or attending one of its many vibrant festivals, be sure to visit Tandanya – Australia’s oldest Aboriginal-owned and managed multi-arts centre – to learn about the region’s original inhabitants. Wine enthusiasts shouldn’t leave without tasting Australia’s best known wine, Grange, which is made right in Adelaide.

Tucked along the coast of Gulf St. Vincent, Adelaide is South Australia ‘s cosmopolitan capital. While touring the city’s renown museums or attending one of its many vibrant festivals, be sure to visit Tandanya – Australia’s oldest Aboriginal-owned and managed multi-arts centre – to learn about the region’s original inhabitants. Wine enthusiasts shouldn’t leave without tasting Australia’s best known wine, Grange, which is made right in Adelaide.

Once the richest city in the world thanks to a gold rush, Melbourne is Australia’s cultural capital with striking architecture, chic galleries and boutiques. Wave at a wallaby or get close to a koala at a wildlife park. Feel closer to the land on a ride on the Puffing Billy steam locomotive through the mountains and countryside. Back in the city, explore a different culture and visit Chinatown – the oldest one in the West.

Once the richest city in the world thanks to a gold rush, Melbourne is Australia’s cultural capital with striking architecture, chic galleries and boutiques. Wave at a wallaby or get close to a koala at a wildlife park. Feel closer to the land on a ride on the Puffing Billy steam locomotive through the mountains and countryside. Back in the city, explore a different culture and visit Chinatown – the oldest one in the West.

Sydney’s harbour is the hub from which there’s much to see and do. You’ll want to explore this area, home of the iconic Opera House. Admire the skyline, swim at a harbour beach or cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Want to see surfing? Grab your sunblock and towel and spend the day on world-famous Bondi Beach, or take a scenic walk on the coast from Bondi to Coogee Beach. The Rocks district is a shopper’s mecca offering a wide variety of goods, from woodcrafts and unique art to outback fashions.