A HEAD TURNER!
"Where ever you look"

Our cities:
Sydney - Canberra - Melbourne - Hobart - Adelaide - Perth- Darwin

The Spectacular Outback
The Unbelievable Red Centre
Desert Nights
Long White Sandy Beaches
The Great Barrier Reef
Tropical Rainforests

Australia provides visitors with a dazzling array of attractions. The brochures and advertising material are very pretty, as are the photos brought back by friends who have raved over Australia and its friendly people, however to REALLY enjoy Australia's attractions you need to COME HERE and enjoy yourself.

Listen to the Native Australians, the Aboriginals, as they talk about the Dreamtime and what happened during that period; listen as the sound of the hollow didgeridoo wallows through the bush.

"Come to our land and experience it!!" Enjoy the wilderness, admire the ancient cave paintings, and absorb your surroundings while paddling in a gum tree ringed bush billabong, watch a desert sunset and sleep under the broad star filled sky.

Take a Four Wheel drive holiday throught the outback.

You can start here by checking out our 4x4WD section - CLICK HERE

There is much more to Australia than the outback. Australia has some of the most diverse sightseeing locations in the world.

Australia is an island continent, comprising a vast beautiful coastline and much to see. There are the Snowy Mountains, where people come from all around the world to ski some of the finest snow-covered slopes.

Then hop off to the cleanest beaches anywhere. And do not forget to visit the open plains and deserts, the sub-tropical and tropical rainforests, or the small off-shore islands that you can almost swim to, like the Whitsunday Islands. Then there are beautiful places like The Great Barrier Reef or The Bungle Bungle Mountains.

Now for the states and cities.

Sydney in New South Wales is truly a spectacular city, with its famous harbour and cruises, its 'coat hanger' bridge, the 'sailed' Opera house, Luna Park, fabulous restaurants and wonderful night life. A photographers dream. Visit Darling Harbour, Kings Cross and our fantastic beaches. There is more to Sydney than the harbour. In just a short drive you can be in the Blue Mountains, the Jenolan Caves, Lithgow and the wine country enjoying a glass of Australia's world famous wines. Or go further to the outback towns.

More about NSW can be found at NSW Tourism - CLICK HERE.

You may like to also see the AML section on Aussie Cities - CLICK HERE

Brisbane in Queensland is in a beautiful setting beside its famous river, with a great night life, river cruises and ferry rides, and it is known as the gateway to the north. A short journey and you will find the Gold Coast and its Casino, and the best theme parks in the world; Dreamworld, Warner Bros, Wet and Wild and Sea World.

Then go on up to the Sunshine Coast, Frazer Island, Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo at Beewah and the fantastic surf beaches from Caloundra to Noosa.

Many board riders, or surfers, head to Queensland but there is great surf all over Australia. In fact, Australia has some of the most diverse surfing locations in the world. Many of the websites mention Kirra, Bells and Margaret River and these ARE some of the best in the world, but there are many, many more reef, point and beach breaks.

Take a look at Queensland tourism - CLICK HERE

For pages on Surfing Australia - CLICK HERE

Canberra our capital city is situated in The Australian Capital Territory. Canberra is a beautifully planned city where we have built the most fantastic Parliament House as well as the official Australian War Memorial and our National Museum. Around Canberra there are satellite townships with their own village type shopping centres and restaurants. Kingston is a great example. There is a lot of very interesting things to see and great places to visit.

Fancy a tour? See Sight seeing in Canberra - CLICK HERE

Melbourne in Victoria is one of our shining lights, set on the Yarra River. Home of many world events, like the Australian Open and the Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne is the city of trams and culture, art galleries, theatres and restaurants. Geelong is famous for the worlds very first football club. There are fantastic places to drive like the Great Ocean Road, where you will see the Twelve Apostles rock formations. Surfers will have heard of Bells Beach and Torquay which is where they invented board shorts. The Dandenong Ranges and many wine cellar doors and farming communities are just a short drive from the city centre.

Visit Victoria, for more information Take the Tour - CLICK HERE

Hobart in Tasmania. You will love Tasmania but rug up! While it is not freezing all year it can get pretty cool. Like other parts of Australia Tasmania has its claims to fame. One, it is home to the finish of the world famous Sydney to Hobart yacht race plus it has a great casino set on the Derwent River. You must visit Port Arthur and the convict built buildings, just to get a feel of and see the history. Do the Wilderness walks. They call Tasmania the Apple Isle, you can guess why? It is a beautiful place and it will not disappoint well worth the trip.

Adelaide in South Australia is known as the city of churches and the classic architecture is just about everywhere. South Australia is famous for its wine country, with the Barossa valley, Maclaren Vale, Coonawarra and Seven Hills in the famous Clare Valley just some of the many cellars you can visit. Take a few days and spend time tasting the world class wines.

southaustralia.com can show you more:- Take the tour of South Australia - CLICK HERE

Darwin in the Northern Territory, set in the top end of the country where the are some of the largest properties (Ranches) or stations as they are called in Australia. And while there visit like the world famous Kakadu National Park and Katherine Gorge. If you are into fishing you must try the barramundi fishing. The Northern Territory is one of the most fasinating places in Australia.

The Northern Territory is a must see so take a glance at what is on offer. - CLICK HERE

Perth & Fremantle in Western Australia set on the Swan River is a fascinating place across the Nullabour Plains approximately 4000 kilometers from Sydney on the western side of Australia. Home to the pearl diving industry in Broome, feed the dolphins in the gental waters of Monkey Mia. Take a tour of Margaret River and the wine country. Do not forget the diamond mines. The city is famous for its night life.

Learn more about Perth:- Take a quick look CLICK HERE

"We Aussie's know we have many of the world's most interesting places and treasured locations to visit.

YOU JUST HAVE TO COME SEE FOR YOURSELF!