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Perth, on the beautiful Swan river is capital of the biggest State
Sydney is one of the most dynamic cities in the World
Brisbane, a sophisticated modern city .
Discover the spacious charm of Adelaide.

Hobart, an intriguing blend of heritage, lifestyle & scenery


Australia's capital cities

 

  Our uncrowded cities are World class


Adelaide.
Sometimes refereed to as the cultural capital of Australia and well known as the City of Churches, Adelaide has much to offer the first time and repeat travelers. 

If you are staying in the city there is a myriad of activities available - try your luck at the Casino; attend one of the food, wine or music festivals.


For those who can stay a little longer the South Australian Wine regions are World renowned - the Barossa Valley and Clare Valley are both within a days touring distance of the city. Coober Pedy's Opal fields are only a short flight away.



Brisbane.

The Brisbane CBD is dominated by an exciting skyline mixing the old and new - the Treasury Building and Parliament House are some of the finest examples of Italian Renaissance.


Excellent shopping is to be had in the Queen Street Mall, with numerous department and specialty stores. For those looking for night life there are many nightclubs.

The Famous Gold Coast and golden surf beaches are only 1 hours drive south of the city.



Sydney

Sydney is the Olympic City and a whole lot more. As you would expect from a city that ranks highly on the international travel stage, Sydney has much to offer visitors. 

The focal point is the Harbor - a sparkling blue expanse of water dotted with ferries, pleasure craft and the famous 18 foot sailing skiffs.
Nearby is the birthplace of the nation - The Rocks, where there are many reminders of our colonial past - a day spent wandering the streets here will be a remembered for a long while.



Perth.

You cannot help but relax in Perth, it is that kind of place. Boarded by the Indian Ocean to the West and built on the beautiful Swan River, it boasts an excellent location.
It is a relatively young city, yet it is sophisticated and worldly with excellent restaurants, international standard resort hotels, majestic golf courses, sailing clubs and unspoilt beaches to appeal to most people.

 

Melbourne


Hobart

Hobart is enchantingly caught between the heritage of the 19th century and the modernity of today. First settled in the mid 1800's, the city has retained much of the early architecture dominated by narrow streets, pubs and small cottages.


Darwin

Darwin is a thriving modern city on the edge of a magnificent harbor, is at the northern end of the Territory¹s lifeline - the Stuart Highway, fondly known as the "Track".

There is a great variety of places to see and explore, with a good range of accommodation available. South is the unique Australian Outback, East is the famous Kakadu National Park, West is the magnificent Kimberley's.



Canberra

Beyond being the political heart of Australia, Canberra has many national institutions and landmarks which appeal to people of all ages - the National Library, Parliament House, National Gallery of Australia, the High Court, Australian Institute of Sport and the Australian War Memorial being examples. 

Just 4 hours by road from Sydney, Canberra is a great base for visiting the Snowy Mountains.

 

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