Adelaide is a gracious city. Sophisticated, yet vibrant, it exudes an aura that is difficult to match. The city is set amongst the slopes of the Mount Lofty Ranges and along the winding River Torrens. The Adelaide Hills surround the city, putting it near many opportunities for recreation and exploration. (continue...)
Brisbane - riverside parks, a cosmopolitan attitude, a city of beauty and warmth divinely placed between the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast. Encompassed by the sun this city of 1.6 million people offers locals and tourists the convenience of a metropolitan centre with the natural beauty of the east coast of Australia. (continue...)
In 1962, the citizens of Perth turned all of the city’s lights on to acknowledge John Glen’s pass overhead in the Mercury spacecraft. This brought a nickname to Perth - the City of Lights. While this display offers an insight into the hospitality and comradeship of the population, Perth is much more. (continue...)
The splendid city of Sydney has rapidly become one of the most sought-after travel destinations on the planet. And no wonder, Sydney has it all, a spectacular ocean-side location, wonderful climate, a lively and unique cultural and entertainment scene, and a variety of charming character-filled neighbourhoods. (continue...)
It is easy to forget that Tasmania is an Australian state. An island off the southeast tip of mainland Australia, it is only 240 km away, but the rough Bass Straight between them makes it feel countries away. In fact, Tasmania often feels more like worlds away with animals and vegetation found nowhere else on earth: Tasmanian Devils, Mountain Shrimp, Quolls, ancient Huon Pines and the elusive Tasmanian Tiger (now extinct) are part of the Tasmanian mystique. (continue...)
Perth in Western Australia is a laid-back, sun-bathed coastal gem perched on the edge of the world. It is the most isolated state capital in the world, but has a population of more than 1.5 million people. The city rests on the banks of the Swan River to the west of the Darling Range in southwest Australia. (continue...)
In the far north of Australia's Northern Territory lies Darwin, the smallest of the country's regional capitals. It is a place full of history, recreational opportunities, and numerous interesting activities. It is relatively secluded, but there are few places that provide such an opportunity for viewing wildlife and Australia's unique outdoors. (continue...)
The city of Melbourne is not only Australia's second-largest city, it is one of the nation’s first cities to be founded by free men and women. Once the country’s capital city, Melbourne comes with a Victorian feel, from green and leafy streets to the many parks to the bustling arts scene. Victoria’s capital city is often called the cultural capital of Australia, generating some rivalry between itself and Sydney. (continue...)
