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Your travel choices in Australia made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Australian cities.

One of the most popular destinations south of the equator, Australia
is blessed with innumerable natural wonders.  Famous for its wildlife, weather, beaches, easy-going and fun population, it is a captivating country with so many wonderful things to do, see and experience for all.

It also hosts some of the world's most livable cosmopolitan cities, inhabited by irreverent, self-deprecating and friendly Aussies.  So keep your trip simple.  Don't worry.  Pack your togs, bring your esky, head to a barbie and you'll have a g'day, mate!



Australia

Newcastle

Newcastle City Farmers and Makers Market

Oliver's Real Food

Organic Feast

Organic Plus

Sassafras Creek Food and Design

Wyoming Asian Market

Andy's Takeaway Food

Cornerstone Wholefood Café

Gnostic Organics

Hills The Flower Market

Jesmond Fruit Barn

Located on the east coast of New South Wales, Newcastle is only a few hours drive from the state's capital Sydney. Blessed with a scenic coastline of sandy beaches the city is a haven for surfers and sports enthusiasts. The busy Newcastle Harbour is Australia’s oldest working port and an important gateway for the Hunter Valley and other regions in the country.

Like many Australian cities, Newcastle has a fantastic foodie scene and entertaining nightlife. From the shoreline to the city centre you will find plenty of great cafes, bars, restaurants, and clubs to enjoy. However, this is a quintessential beach town, and the most interesting and exciting landmarks are definitely to be found outside in the open air.

Start exploring via Bathers Way, a path that follows the coast and connects all of Newcastle’s great beaches. Head from Nobbys Beach towards Newcastle Beach, where you can access the amazing Bogey Hole. This heritage-listed swimming pool lies adjacent to the sea - but be careful of dipping a toe in at high tide when the water can be choppy!

Alternatively, the Newcastle Ocean Baths are close by on firm land and worth a visit to view the Art Deco Pavillion alone. Or take a stroll to historic Fort Scratchley, this interesting site, first established in the 1880s, is now a great point to look out for migrating whales in the ocean below.

Finally one of the best things to do in Newcastle is to follow the moving Memorial Walk. This is a special pathway and cultural landmark that was built to commemorate the brave Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in Gallipoli in the First World War. The route is part bridge and part boardwalk and takes in the dramatic views from Strzelecki Headland between Bar Beach and King Edward Park. Make certain you don’t leave Newcastle before you experience it!

Your travel choices in Adelaide made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Adelaide.

Adelaide is the only Australian big city that was not a penal colony.  It is known as a city of free settlers and many churches.  It is a thriving yet relaxing destination with a dynamic food and bar culture.

Beautiful and open Adelaide boasts culture, entertainment
and some of Australia’s best wines.  It is a 'boutique' destination.




Adelaide

Your travel choices in Brisbane made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Brisbane.

The capital of Queensland, the Sunshine State,  is affectionately known as 'Brissie' and is one of Australia's favorite cities.  Famous for its fun and sun, Brisbane has a year-round outdoor lifestyle with a youthful vibe in a biodiverse paradise. 

Brisbane boasts numerous attractions for all visitors. It has a wide offering of venues for children. a vibrant coffee scene, riverside parks to chill out, a full cultural and sporting agenda, a rich shopping  environment and an excellent nightlife. It also makes an ideal base for quick trips to the most scenic places on the Australian East Coast.

Brisbane


Situated in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Canberra is Australia’s largest inland city. The location was purposefully chosen as the country’s capital to resolve the rivalry bid for the title between Melbourne and Sydney in the early 1900s. The city was carefully planned to incorporate vast greenspaces and impressive government buildings. The result is a scenic modern metropolis that will delight any visiting tourist.

At its centre lies Lake Burley Griffin, a true jewel in Canberra’s crown. The shores of the lake are home to many of the capital's top attractions including the National Gallery of Australia, Jerrabomberra Wetlands Nature Reserve, and Commonwealth Park.

One of the best things to do in Canberra is to explore the region of Parliament Triangle. Begin at the incredible New Parliament House, a boomerang-shaped building on Capital Hill. Outside you can explore extensive gardens and even enjoy the view from its grass-covered roof! Inside the public can gain admission to the public galleries of the House of Representatives and the Senate. So during official sitting times, take the opportunity to view how Australia’s parliament works in person.

Highly recommended is the 3.5 kilometre walk from Parliament House to the centre of the city. The route takes in woodlands, includes informative signs about the area, and ends at the Jolimont Centre.

The food scene, wineries, and breweries found in Canberra are amongst the best in Australia. And that’s a high bar! Highly recommended for foodies is Verity Lane Market, a venue that includes a mouthwatering food hall, bars, and alfresco dining areas.

If you love wine then Canberra won’t disappoint! There are more than 140 vineyards in the region and many wineries offer great food and incredible views. Arrange a weekend getaway and enjoy the harmonious wines and landscapes of regions like Murrumbateman and Yass, and Canberra and Hall.

Finally, for a perfect evening, book a table at one of Canberra’s breweries or distilleries. Head to the district of Fyshwick to sample the craft beer at Capital Brewing Co or a large glass of gin at the Big River Distillery.

Canberra

Located to the south of Brisbane, on the country’s east coast, the Gold Coast is arguably the true tourist capital of Australia. It is famous for incredible sandy shores and a culture that attracts surfers from all over the world. The subtropical climate in this city is as wonderful as the landscape, with the Gold Coast appreciating more than 300 days of sunshine each year.

The region, that stretches south from Coolangatta up to Southport, includes the iconic Surfers Paradise. This glamorous 3 kilometres of white sand, framed by skyscrapers, is often compared to Miami Beach. It’s a popular tourist attraction for both surfers and families, and away from the water's edge, you will find plenty of cafes, restaurants, and shops. The Surfers Paradise Beachfront Market, held every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday evening, is a fun event that will have you browsing through hundreds of tantalizing stalls.

Beach lovers should also spend time at Coolangatta Beach, a coastal district with a more peaceful vibe than Surfers Paradise. The sea here is calm and ideal for snorkeling and swimming. Also highly recommended is Burleigh Heads National Park, a natural coastal headland located halfway between Coolangatta and Surfers Paradise. Here visitors can enjoy rainforest walks, whale watching, and the beautiful white sands of Burleigh Heads Beach.

Inland the Gold Coast has plenty to offer tourists, especially families with young children. The area has a remarkable list of theme park attractions worth visiting, including the Aussie-centric Dreamworld. The venue offers roller coasters, movie characters, close-up experiences with native Australian animals, and a sunset safari.

Sea World is just as impressive and this top Gold Coast attraction is the largest marine park in Australia. Shows here feature dolphins, sea lions, stunts on jet skis, and feeding presentations with penguins and polar bears.

For a final thrill head to Warner Bros Movie World, a land with superheroes, stuntmen, street parades, and 3D interactive rides. If you are brave and meet the minimum height requirements, why not try a hair-raising trip aboard the DC Rivals Hypercoaster and the Doomsday Destroyer!

Gold Coast

Your travel choices in Melbourne made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Melbourne.

Melbourne is the cultural capital of Australia. It is famous for its music, museums, festivals and laneway vibe filled with live musicians, graffiti, creative art, quaint boutiques, street-side dining and cosy cafes.

Melbourne is welcoming, vibrant and multicultural. It is a destination that will keep all kinds of travelers busy for more than a few days. 
It has numerous family and cultural attractions.  Its food offering is varied and delicious. The shopping is excellent.  And there are also beautiful drives in its surrounding along the seaside.

Melbourne

Your travel choices in Perth made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Perth.

Perth, the world's most isolated big city, is a place where stunning beaches, wildlife and nature coexist with a relaxed and vibrant urban life.  The city is famous for its beer culture, creative restaurants, art scene and Aboriginal past.

More noticeably, Perth is the gateway to adrenaline-inducing attractions and jaw-dropping adventures across the wild beauty of Western Australia.  It is guaranteed to take you out of your comfort zone.



Perth

Australia’s Sunshine Coast has a diverse landscape comprised of rainforests, historic country towns, and scenic sandy coastlines. The vast region stretches from the city of Caloundra near Brisbane, and upwards north to Great Sandy National Park. Amongst the many positive aspects here are the clear sunny skies that can be appreciated throughout the whole year.

One of the best places to visit on the Sunshine Coast is Noosa National Park. This natural haven has immaculate sandy beaches, dunes, and forest groves that are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and picnics in the shade. A highlight is Noosa Headland where you can explore miles of hiking trails, absorb splendorous ocean views, and discover local wildlife, including koalas.

This region is also acknowledged as Australia’s craft beer capital. So, if you like to spend your leisure time outside enjoying a good quality beverage, you will fit right in! The Sunshine Coast is home to the largest number of craft breweries per capita in Australia. Take the Craft Beer Capital Brewery Trail and visit amazing breweries located from Moffat Beach on the coast to inland locations like Cooroy. Tours around these establishments are always interesting and you can enjoy live music along with good beer and food.

The Sunshine Coast is now a sought-after destination amongst foodies. Its reputation has been built upon the fantastic local produce available, and the first-class restaurants that cook and serve the ingredients. It’s warm waters create the ideal environment for fresh seafood like Fraser Island Spanner Crabs, and quality fish including swordfish and tuna. Inland the rich soil helps grow perfect avocados, pineapples, and limes, whilst areas like the Hinterland make award-winning cheeses, milk, cream, and yoghurts.

To appreciate these ingredients and restaurant food at its finest, head to Hastings Street in the town of Noosa. This is a fun cosmopolitan district where you can spend time browsing through art galleries and boutique shops and enjoy dining al fresco as you watch the world go by.

Sunshine Coast

Your travel choices in Sidney made simple.  Explore the top five bars, restaurants, tours, lodging, wellness spots, local businesses and services in Sidney.

Famous for its iconic Opera House, impressive harbor, botanic gardens and white sand beaches, Sydney is diverse, inclusive, friendly and rich in culture.  One of the most beautiful cities in the world, it has so much to offer that visitors must plan enough time to assimilate it all.

Whether you decide to climb the Harbor bridge for the perfect skyline picture, or to walk the alleys of the Rocks district in search of the birthplace of Australia, or to wander around Darling Harbor for the ultimate seafood, or to visit Bondi beach for some rays or to socialize, or to explore the natural wonders nearby in an awesome day trip, you will leave Sydney with a lifetime of memories.


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