South Australia’s capital Adelaide is a slower paced, cultural city, surrounded by the Flinders Ranges and the Barossa and Clare Valleys, which boast some of Australia’s finest wineries. Visit Glenelg, Hahndorf and Kangaroo Island.

Capital of Queensland and gateway to the Gold Coast, Brisbane is a vibrant city set amongst rivers, lagoons and Moreton Bay. Cruise the Pacific Highway to Sunshine or Gold Coast and explore Surfers Paradise and fabulous theme parks.

Western gateway to Kimberley, Kununurra, Bungle Bungle and Pernululu National Park; Broome is a great base for the remote North-Western peninsula. Take a sunset camel ride or go outback off-roading through the rugged landscape.

Gateway to Tropical North Queensland, Cairns and Port Douglas begin the trail through the Daintree Forest, Kuranda, Atherton Tablelands and Cape Tribulation and out to the Great Barrier Reef. This lush coastal corner is teeming with wildlife.

Often overlooked, Australia’s capital city Canberra is a growing urban destination that is worth a stop en route. It is surrounded by parklands, native bushland, reserves, alps and Jervis Bay, whilst the centre is full of galleries and museums.

Darwin is the base to explore the magic of the ‘Top End’- the Northern Territory. It’s the gateway to Litchfield National Park, Kakadu, and Arnhem Land. Discover World Heritage parks, cross continent train journeys and rich Aboriginal culture.

The largest coral reef on the planet, the Great Barrier Reef stretches over 2000 kms along the Eastern Coast and can be seen from outer space. Swim, snorkel, dive, sail or island hop through this astonishing eco-system.

The 400km drive from Melbourne to the border of South Australia along the majestic windswept Southern Ocean boasts an incredible range of landscapes. Take in dormant volcanoes, mossy rainforests, dramatic cliff tops and the famous 12 Apostles spires.

Capital of Victoria, Melbourne is a thriving metropolis of cafes, craft breweries, fashion, art and chic boutiques. Home to the Australian Open, Grand Prix and MCG Cricket. Take a day trip to St Kilda, Yarra River, Mornington Peninsula or Phillip Island.

The Indian Ocean drive along the West Coast from Perth to Ningaloo follows coastal towns, fishing villages, marine parks and the infamous Pinnacles and Monkey Mia. Spot whale sharks and dolphins at Ningaloo, and enjoy the unique wildflowers of this corner.

Head West to the less crowded and more secluded beaches and bays of Perth and the Margaret River. Tour the wine region, sample Swan Valley’s local produce, then explore Rottnest Island and Freemantle.

The picture postcard Queensland Coast is an idyllic archipelago of world heritage listed islands. Island hop through Fraser, Whitsundays and Hamilton Islands, Mackay, Hervey Bay and Airlie Beach. This is luxury tropical beach life at its finest.

One of Australia’s most sacred sites, the Red Centre is the quintessential outback experience, with dusty deserts, weathered rocky gorges and ranges and the incredible Uluru-Kata Tjuta rock formations. Start in Alice Springs, then venture to Kings Canyon.

One of the world’s most vibrant cities, Sydney is home to sun drenched beaches and a sparkling harbour, with the Blue Mountains and Hunter Valley on its doorstep. Superb restaurants, surf, beach trails and rainforest canopies; no wonder it’s so popular.

Tucked away on a separate island from the mainland, Tasmania has a unique wildness that sets it apart. The untamed rivers, flora and fauna, rugged nature of Cradle Mountain and historical settlements provide great self drive and walking trails.