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Phillip Island is one of Victoria’s most beloved getaway spots — an easy drive from Melbourne and a world apart in atmosphere. Famous for its nightly Penguin Parade, dramatic coastal scenery, and family-friendly attractions, the island blends wildlife encounters (little penguins, seals, koalas), surf beaches, heritage farms and relaxed seaside towns. It’s a small island […]
The Pinnacles — wind-sculpted limestone spires rising out of yellow desert sands — are one of Western Australia’s most surreal and photogenic landscapes. Located in Nambung National Park, roughly a 2–3 hour drive north of Perth, the Pinnacles make a perfect day trip or overnight escape. At sunrise and sunset the desert glows, the shadows
The Blue Mountains—less than two hours by road or rail from Sydney—are a signature Australian escape. Named for the blue haze that drifts from the eucalyptus forests, this UNESCO-listed region mixes epic lookouts, wild walking trails, cool mountain air and charming villages (Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath). It’s perfect for day trips and longer slow-downs alike: think
Set in the heart of the Whitsunday Islands, Whitehaven Beach is Australia’s poster child for paradise—blinding-white silica sand, glassy turquoise shallows, and a laid-back rhythm that begs you to kick off your shoes and stay awhile. Most visitors base in Airlie Beach or Hamilton Island and day-trip by boat, seaplane, or helicopter; sailors linger at
Welcome to K’gari (formerly Fraser Island) — a World Heritage–listed wonder where crystal-blue perched lakes, rainforest growing on sand, and a 120-km beach “highway” create a one-of-a-kind Australian adventure. Base yourself at Kingfisher Bay Resort (west coast sunsets) or K’gari Beach Resort (east coast, steps from 75 Mile Beach) and explore by 4WD, guided tour,
Deep in the outback of South Australia lies Coober Pedy, the “opal capital of the world” and one of the most unusual towns you’ll ever visit. Known for its underground lifestyle, Coober Pedy was built below the surface to escape the scorching desert heat. Homes, shops, churches, and even hotels are carved into the earth,
Nestled in tropical Far North Queensland, the Daintree Rainforest is a natural wonder that feels like stepping back in time. Believed to be over 180 million years old, it is the oldest continually surviving tropical rainforest on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Home to rare plants, ancient trees, exotic wildlife, and pristine rivers,
Tucked away on the far north coast of New South Wales, Byron Bay has transformed from a bohemian surf town into one of Australia’s most iconic coastal destinations. Known for its pristine beaches, lush hinterland, vibrant arts scene, wellness retreats, and buzzing food culture, Byron blends barefoot charm with a touch of luxury. Whether you’re
The Whitsunday Islands — a turquoise-studded archipelago in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef — are the single best place in Australia to mix classic sailing vibes with world-class snorkeling, powder-white beaches and island-hopping bliss. Most visitors base themselves in Airlie Beach or on Hamilton Island, then set sail across 74 islands to iconic
Tucked into the rugged landscapes of Australia’s Red Centre, Alice Springs is more than just a gateway to Uluru—it’s a destination brimming with desert beauty, rich Aboriginal culture, adventurous spirit, and a thriving arts scene. Surrounded by the MacDonnell Ranges and endless stretches of ochre desert, Alice Springs offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure,