Travel Guides

Islands of the Pacific

Fiji Islands

Fiji Islands

Fiji is a land of broad smiles, relaxation and no stress. From the mainland of Viti Levu to the islands, you can't escape the friendliness of the people or the sheer natural beauty of this Pacific paradise. A land of swaying palms and warm, clear water, a holiday in Fiji offers a lifetime of wonderful memories.

Vanuatu

Vanuatu

An ancient archipelago formed from volcanic activity, Vanuatu is a land of lush tropical gardens, brilliant blue waters, ancient culture and spectacular natural wonders. Meaning 'Land Eternal', Vanuatu is made up of 83 islands featuring dense jungle, natural harbours and pristine beaches.

Cook Islands

Cook Islands

Of all the South Pacific destinations the Cook Islands stand out as somewhere special. Tropical, unspoiled and lush with warm, crystal clear aquamarine waters. The welcoming islanders exist in harmony with nature as does the quality resort accommodation waiting to spoil and relax you.

Hawaii

Hawaii

Hawaii is a unique group of islands home to a rare Polynesian culture. Featuring magnificent mountains and lush rainforest, Hawaii also offers fantastic shopping. Visit the breathtaking sunsets of Maui, famous Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, the iconic beauty of Kaua'i and the active volcano on the Big Island.

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Bali

A tropical surf and shopping holiday destination hot spot, Bali offers a wide range of regions to explore as well as vibrant nightlife, rich culture and a relaxing range of tours and activities. There's also plenty of action and adventure for young travellers and plenty of secluded romance for couples.

Thailand

Thailand

A popular and affordable holiday destination, Thailand offers fantastic shopping in Bangkok to relaxing beachside holidays in Phuket. Surrounded by lush jungle, Thailand's variety of regions offer a wide range of accommodation options, tourist attractions and cultural experiences.

Maldives

Maldives

A breathtakingly beautiful collection of islands scattered across the dazzling Indian Ocean, the Maldives is the epitome of barefoot luxury. Renowned for its gin clear waters and secluded private islands with opulent over water villas, this far flung slice of paradise fuses the perfect balance of isolation and exclusivity.

Singapore

Singapore

One of the world's most prosperous countries, Singapore is a popular holiday destination known as the 'Garden City'. A fascinating blend of Indian, Malaysian and Chinese culture with modern skyscrapers, Singapore boasts a tropical climate, vibrant nightlife, fantastic shopping and exotic cuisine.

Queensland

Tropical North Queensland

Tropical North Queensland

From the rugged outback plains of the Gulf Savannah, to the sparkling waters and white coral sand beaches of the Great Barrier Reef, and the magnificent ecological diversity of the World Heritage Daintree Rainforest and Tablelands, Tropical North Queensland has something for everybody.

The Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef

One of the 7 natural wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef is a declared marine national park and is made up of millions of species of coral and marine life. The incredible reef is a popular snorkelling, diving and holiday destination that boasts crystal waters, colourful coral and tropical marine life.

Queensland Islands

Queensland Islands

The Queensland Islands are Australia's crown jewels, a pristine holiday destination offering an idyllic, sun kissed getaway. Ideal for couple, families, divers and beachcombers, the Queensland Islands offer a rare escape from the stress of daily life on the shores of the Great Barrier Reef.

The Whitsundays

The Whitsundays

Crystal blue waters, gorgeous sunrises, silica beaches and vistas to die for! This is just a snapshot of what you will experience in the Whitsundays. There are so many ways to visit the 74 island that make up the Whitsunday group including island hotels and crewed and catered sailing adventures.

Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast is unspoilt but cosmopolitan, where five star resorts are in harmony with pristine rainforests and wetland sanctuaries.There's something for everyone including stunning beaches, lush hinterland, surfing, fishing, boating and nature walks in vast tracts of National Park.

Gold Coast

Gold Coast

The Gold Coast offers fun day and night, from the golden beaches to the lovely hinterland, wildlife sanctuaries to world famous theme parks, fine dining restaurants and vibrant nightlife. A family friendly destination, there's something for everyone with luxe resorts, boutique accommodation and apartments.

Cairns

Cairns

The gateway to Tropical North Queensland, Cairns is a popular holiday destination surrounded by natural attractions. One of the top five holiday destinations in Australia for international visitors, Cairns is close to Palm Cove, Port Douglas, the Daintree Rainforest, Mission Beach and Atherton Tablelands.

New South Wales

New South Wales Coast

New South Wales Coast

Stretching from Tweed Heads to Merimbula and the Sapphire Coast, the NSW Coast is dotted with charming beachside towns such as Byron Bay, Ballina, Coffs Harbour, Port Macquarie, Port Stephens and Newcastle all the way to Terrigal, The Entrance, Woollongong, Kiama and Batemans Bay.

Hunter Valley

Hunter Valley

The Hunter Valley is one of Australia's premier wine growing districts and a popular tourist region in New South Wales. Whether you're a lover of wine and great food, an enthusiast of natural beauty and wildlife, or a keen golfer, the Hunter Valley has it all, and just 2 hours from Sydney.

Victoria

Melbourne

Melbourne

Melbourne is a city famous for its sense of style. Glamorous events are a trademark, as are its cafes and wineries. There are beautiful buildings, fantastic shopping precincts and countless shows, exhibitions and galleries to entertain. Just outside the city limits lies a world of natural beauty.

Great Ocean Road

Great Ocean Road

Australia's greatest scenic touring route, the Great Ocean Road is a famous drive stretching from Geelong to Nelson and the South Australian border. The Great Ocean Road offers stunning scenery and famous natural attractions including the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and the Shipwreck Coast.

Yarra Valley Wine Country

Yarra Valley Wine Country

The Yarra Ranges and surrounding valley are renowned for their beauty, wineries, national parks, forests and mountains. The valley is easily accessible from Melbourne, with only an hour's drive to most attractions. Don't miss this special place where you can enjoy gourmet dining and famous vineyards.

Mornington Peninsula

Mornington Peninsula

Beginning at Queenscliff and stretching through Geelong, the Mornington Peninsula winds all the way around Port Phillip Bay to Sorrento. A popular yet diverse part of Victoria, the Mornington Peninsula passes through St Kilda, Dromana and Sorrento, finishing up in Port Phillip Bay.

Western Australia

Perth

Perth

Situated on the Swan River, Perth is the gateway to and capital of Western Australia. Offering all the modern luxuries, the city is also just minutes from beaches. Also known as 'The City of Lights,' Perth enjoys an eclectic mix of culture, city and nature and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and reserves.

Margaret River

Margaret River

An iconic wine region a few hours south of Perth, Margaret River is a popular holiday destination home to beautiful beaches, stunning natural attractions and some of the best surf breaks in Australia. A diverse destination, Margaret River offers a unique blend of country charm and relaxing seaside lifestyle.

Broome

Broome

Set in the iconic region of the Kimberleys, Broome is situated 2,200km north of Perth and offers a change of pace. Famous for its pearling industry, Broome is set on traditional Aboriginal land and is home to one of the state's most popular natural attractions, spectacular Cable Beach.

Northern Territory

Top End

Top End

The second northern most part of Australia, the Northern Territory's Top End is home to a number of the state's most popular towns and attractions including the laidback capital Darwin, the famous Kakadu, spectacular Litchfield National Park and the breathtaking Katherine Gorge.

Red Centre

Red Centre

One of Australia's most central regions, the Red Centre stretches to the border of SA and is a unique region known for its vast landscapes, arid heat and dry conditions. The region is also home to Alice Springs, the Olgas and one of the most iconic natural attractions in Australia, Uluru (Ayers Rock).

Trains & Cruises

Australian Trains

Australian Trains

Travelling by train throughout Australia is a memorable and enjoyable experience. A vast country, the distances between capital cities are lengthy and what better way to see the countryside than by train. We represent a number of different train journeys covering many regions of Australia.

Small Ship Cruises

Small Ship Cruises

Swim, snorkel and explore from atop the waves on these short single and multi-day cruises in the South Pacific. Navigating the crystal waters in style, one of the best ways to explore the tropical atolls and striking volcanic outcrops of the South Pacific, small ship cruising is an experience of lifetime.