AUSTRALIA

Australian Accommodation
Australia is the only country that is also a continent. It is often referred to as being “down under”, because it lies completely within the Southern Hemisphere.Australia is a dry, thinly populated country.

 

Cairns Accommodation
Cairns is one of Australia’s international gateways and Queensland’s most cosmopolitan city north of Brisbane. Travellers come here for the areas natural attractions and to take in the tropical ambience of the city.

 

Central Queensland
Visitors come to Central Queensland to experience nature in all its diversity – from forests and reefs east of the Great Dividing Range, to savannah plains and deserts in the west.

 

Mornington Peninsula
The Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne’s seaside playground, forms the eastern and southern shore of Port Phillip Bay. Take your time to explore the national parks and reserves, attend a colourful market, taste delicious wines at a vineyard, or take in the vista.

 

Perth Travel Guide
Perth, Western Australia’s vibrant capital is a rapidly growing cosmopolitan city recognised for its appealing mediterranean climate, beautiful beaches and friendly people. Perth’s city centre and surrounding suburbs are ideally situated.

 

Phillip Island
Phillip Island is part of the Bass Coast Shire in Victoria and is manly a holiday destination, which attracts 3.5 million visitors each year. The Penguin Parade is the main attraction, since it one of the few areas where Fairy Penguins can be observed at close quarters.

 

Sydney Accommodation
Sydney’s striking harbour, with twin icons the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, defines this vibrant, multicultural city and its culture of the outdoors. The CBD is dominated by office towers, many of which are regional headquarters for international corporations.