Visitors will find that Melbourne is an exciting city to explore. Modern architecture and design is juxtaposed with heritage buildings refl ecting Australia’s unique history. But beneath the city’s impressive facade, lies the true heart and soul of the city; laneways which snake the city grid to reveal cafés and bars, fashion houses, boutiques, innovative cuisine, galleries, theatres and museums.

Located between Sydney and Melbourne, Canberra is a city designed to refl ect an entire nation. Not only famous as the home of our federal parliament, Canberra’s attractions are world-renowned. The Australian War Memorial, Old Parliament House, the National Museum of Australia, as well as its galleries, wineries and parklands symbolise who we are. It’s a journey every Australian and anyone who wants to learn more about us should make.

Enjoy the big city buzz of Sydney, with its famous Opera House and the beauty of its world renowned harbour. Then step away to soak up the local fl avours of the regions of New South Wales. Laze on a beach, hike in fresh mountain air,or journey to the red Outback. Canberra, the nation’s capital, is a city designed to refl ect an entire nation. Its galleries, wineries and parklands symbolise who we are.

Spectacular natural attractions such as Uluru (Ayers Rock), world heritage listed Kakadu National Park and Nimiluk (Katherine) Gorge are a must see. From balloon flights over the centre to sunset cruises on Darwin harbour and four wheel drive safaris through the Outback, the Northern Territory has something for everyone.

Beautiful one day perfect the next is a phrase often used to describe ‘the Sunshine State’. Queensland is a warm sub-tropical climate full of dense rainforests, beautiful white sandy beaches with pure blue water. The state’s major attraction is the majestic Great Barrier Reef, a delicate reef ecosystem that evolved over hundreds of thousands of years.

South Australia is renowned for its famous wine regions including the Barossa Valley with a bountiful heritage. South Australia’s capital, Adelaide, is an elegant city of wide streets and gracious colonial architecture surrounded by beautifully laid out parklands for cycling, walking, sports and picnicking.

Tasmania, also known as the ‘island state’ is a haven to some of our planet’s oldest trees, prehistoric plant life and most appealing animals and birds. Tasmania is a paradise for bushwalkers, anglers, boat enthusiasts and rock-climbers. The south is a region of vineyards, valleys, winding waterways and historic sites and villages.

Western Australia is a state with a diversity of natural attractions. Swim alongside the world’s largest fish, the whale shark, explore caves, browse fi ne art and craft galleries and see quaint historic towns. The untamed and remote Kimberley is one of the world’s last great wilderness areas, with vast horizons, ancient gorges, astounding rock formations and rock pools.

New Zealand’s awesome landscapes, lush forests, amazing wildlife and pleasant climate make it a haven for many outdoor activities, and a great place to unwind. New Zealand society is diverse, sophisticated, and multicultural, and the honesty, friendliness, and openness of Kiwis will impress you. And the great advantage of New Zealand is that all of its diverse physical, cultural, and artistic landscapes are so close to each other!