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Days 1-4 If you want to experience the best of Australia in just two weeks, there’s no time to waste. Shortly after stepping off the plane in Sydney, you’ll be pounding along the sand at Bondi Beach or maybe taking a seaplane flight across the harbour. Make sure that you book a hotel right in…
Days 1-3 Fly in to Perth on the west coast. One of Australia’s prettiest state capital city, with a stunning river, great surf beaches and a rich cultural life – and it’s a breeze to get around. Hop on a train and spend a day in the old port city of Fremantle or maybe swimming at…
Days 1-6 Adelaide, city of festivals and cricket lovers, is a great place to start an Outback adventure. But first get to know this leafy state capital. A visit to the Adelaide Oval is a must – as is a guided tour of the Central Market. Do some wine tasting in the Adelaide Hills (don’t…
Days 1-3 Fly in to Melbourne, a city with a big heart. You’ll need to get your skates on if you are going to explore thoroughly its varied charms, which include fantastic art galleries and magnificent Victorian architecture. Start with a tram ride down to the raffish seaside suburb St Kilda, followed by lunch at…
Week one Your adventure begins in Sydney, a city that brilliantly combines natural wonders and man-made delights. Base yourself near Circular Quay so that you can catch a ferry to Manly, sail in the harbour or maybe catch a show at the Opera House. Oh, and don’t miss BridgeClimb. For something even more challenging, head…
Week one Fly in Adelaide. Elegant and compact, the capital of South Australia is consistently voted one of the world’s most liveable cities. Fancy a dip? Henley Beach is just 20 minutes’ drive from the city and offers safe swimming and a lovely old wooden pier. Head up to the Adelaide Hills for lunch. Then…
Week one OK, you’ve arrived in Melbourne. What next? Join the locals for a coffee and some people watching, or get a bird’s-eye view of the city from a hot-air balloon. Known for its museums, parks and galleries, Melbourne is also the food, fashion and design capital of Australia. But there’s plenty of outdoor adventure…
Week one Brisbane is your starting point, and Queensland’s capital is the ideal place to recharge your batteries after the flight. Find a hotel in the heart of things: the city has a great range of restaurants and world-class shopping. After a couple of days, drive to Gold Coast (90 minutes away) for beach and…
