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Australia Guide

With a distance of over 10,000 miles from the UK and on the other side of the hemisphere, lays one of the most fascinating and popular holiday destinations in the world...

It’s renowned for its hot balmy weather, sunny skies, golden beaches, turquoise sea, rolling vineyards, colourful coral reefs, lush rainforests, unique wildlife, outback wilderness, fine wine, local produce, Aboriginal history, natural phenomena’s, sports, soaps and so much more...

Where to go...

It’s the sheer vastness of Oz that’s makes this country so captivating and attracts visitors from all over the world year on year, to soak up the relaxed Aussie lifestyle. Australia consists of 7 territories; New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria and Western Australia. Each territory offers you many mind blowing attractions and iconic Capital Cities.

New South Wales is home to the Capital of Australia; Canberra and of course the world famous and hugely popular City of Sydney. Its here you can explore the beautiful Blue Mountains, the brilliant Byron Bay and the lovely Mid North Coast.

In the Northern Territory, head for the northernmost tip where you will find the cyclone City of Darwin. Not forgetting the mesmerizing Red Centre where you will find sights like Ayers Rock. Queensland is hot, hot, hot… Soak up that sexy city life in the Capital Brisbane, or head off to Cairns, Gold Coast, Great Barrier Reef or the Whitsundays for the best beaches, water sports and sea life you could image.

Head to South Australia where the Capital of Adelaide awaits you. In this part of Oz you will find the natural wonders of the Fleurieu Peninsula, Flinders Range, Kangaroo Island and the Limestone Coast. Tasmania is well worth a visit and you may even spot the famous Tasmanian devil! Explore the delights of Devonport, Launceston and the surrounding areas. Victoria is home to the stunning Capital Melbourne and popular for backpackers travelling The Great Ocean Road. Explore the fine wine and breathtaking landscape the Murray River and Yarra Valley has to offer.

Head to Western Australia where you will be greeted with the wonders of Broome and the Kimberley, Coral Coast, Margaret River, the Outback and the Capital Perth.

When to go…

Any time is a good time. The summer months of December to February are particularly popular, but it can be pretty hot. If you are in Southern regions of Oz then this is ideal for bronzing those beach bodies on the many superb beaches, but do beware of the deadly Box Jellyfish! Northern Australia is more tropical and it is their wet season, which means humidity and plenty of rain.

Many prefer to travel in the alternative seasons of spring and autumn, when the weather is cooler and the magnificent wildflowers are in full bloom. The Outback and the mountainous regions are particularly delightful at this time of the year.

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