The East Coast:
New South Wales & Sydney > | Queensland >

The Aussie East Coast is Australia's playground and where you'll find some of Australia's most cosmopolitan cities, including Sydney with its iconic harbour bridge and Opera House. See abundant wildlife on Fraser Island, the worlds largest sand Island, and swim in the clearest, warmest and most inviting water around the stunning Whitsunday Islands. 

The Outback and West Australia:
Northern Territory > | Western Australia >

The Northern Territory’s outback contains an assortment of quirky pubs, fascinating characters and the most famous rock in the world - Uluru. The 'top-end' in where you find Kakadu and Litchfiled national parks, full of wildlife and aboriginal history. In neighbouring WA you'll find the Kimberly region - it is one of the last untouched wilderness regions in the world and can only be accessed by 4WD. The Ningaloo reef is the jewel of WA famous for its resident manta ray and wild dolphins at Monkey Mia.

The Southern States: 
South Australia > | Victoria > | Tasmania >

The dramatic southern coastline has been beaten by the waves and the wind for centuries creating one of the most famous and stunning driving routes in the world. No trip to Aus can be called complete without a journey along the Great Ocean Road. Connecting Australia's foodie capital Adelaide - with it's world renowned Clare Valley and Barossa wine regions - and cosmopolitan Melbourne, it'll be the least boring car journey of your life! A short hop across the Tasman will also find you in historic Tasmania, with its mountain scenery & stunning beaches. Just watch out for the famous Tassie Devil!