The magnificent Sydney Opera House is a representation of Australia itself, with its design influenced by yacht sails and its proximity to water. Every perspective shows off the beautiful arcs that dominate Sydney Harbour. Many people are unaware that it is possible to stroll directly around its base. Next, ascend Sydney Harbour Bridge with a guide for a breath-taking view of the Opera House while the wind howls.
Last updated 2 years ago
A less well-known but no less gorgeous sister exists of the Great Barrier Reef. The shore is surrounded by a coral reef that resembles a jewelled necklace, especially close to Exmouth, making Ningaloo Reef more accessible for snorkelling. Ocean water is forced to shoot up to 20 metres into the air via nearby sea caverns by blowholes. Swimming with whale sharks, the largest (and most harmless) fish in the world and humpback whales that are migrating is a beautiful experience at Ningaloo Reef.
Last updated 2 years ago
Kakadu is the ideal sort of remote. You may have daydreamt about the untamed Australia already. Lorikeets sing, waterfalls spring out from the rock, old crocodiles tear across the marshes, and Aboriginal guides interpret the ancient rock art. Your troubles seem far away as you stroll through canyons and forests or climb for vistas over countless trees.
Last updated 2 years ago
Thank lockdowns for Australia's resurgence in cycling. Every curve in the Victorian High Country offers a spectacular vista. Between mountain valleys and lake swimming, ribbons of roads and abandoned railway lines—now converted into bicycle rail trails—stretch out between olive orchards, tree ferns, and vineyards. Long flat portions are available for families and casual cyclists, while mountain tracks leading deep into the forest are available for thrill-seeking cyclists.
Last updated 2 years ago
Speak to a Travel Expert.
Get a free callback.
