If you are off on holidays or live in one of Australia’s busiest cities then it is a great chance to get out and about on a day tour. Instead of having to invest a huge amount of time and money you can book a day tour such as the ever popular blue mountains tour outside of Sydney. Organised tours are a good way of making sure you don’t miss anything and make the most of the time you have on holidays. Read More

Sometimes the key to memorable travel is visiting places at the right time of year. Here we look at the best picks in Australia, season by season, as well as the best times of year to try something like a Phillip Island or Blue Mountains tour . Read More

Uh oh -- your friends from overseas have just called you to let you know they’re coming to Australia for a week, and guess what? You’re going to be their tour guide! But wait -- there’s a problem. You don’t live anywhere near iconic Australian national wonders such as Ayers Rock or the Great Barrier Reef. Your life is well-ingrained in the city and, to you, your city is nothing more than the place you call home. How do you show your visitors something exciting when? This guide throws out a few ideas, including Blue Mountains tours and catching the Phillip Island Penguin Parade... Read More

NSW -- Three Sisters

While Sydney is most famous for its picturesque harbour with the the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, you’ll find it just as rewarding to head up two hours west to Katoomba in for a Blue Mountains tour . It’s here that you’ll find the Three Sisters, a phenomenal rock formation in the scenic Jamison Valley. Meehni, Wimlah and Gunnedoo, as they have been named, stand at 922m, 918m and 906m respectively and there are several viewing platforms and walking tours with which they can be experienced. Read More

If you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of your capital city, consider these locations close to Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth and Melbourne respectively. There's plenty to do, from taking a Blue Mountains tour to visiting the penguins of Phillip Island. Read More

Melbourne is known for its rich culture and arts scene, and within that scene are some of Australia's best restaurants and eateries. It's well-known that food alone does not make a winning restaurant, and while the food in Melbourne's restaurants is undoubtedly high-quality, it is the ambiance and atmosphere that sets them apart. Here we explore a few different styles of Melbourne's culinary cubby-holes...at least one of which must be included in any Melbourne sightseeing adventure. Read More

Victoria might look like one of Australia's smallest states, but what it lacks in sheer size it more than makes up for in history, culture and beauty. From rural landscapes, to cosmopolitan Melbourne, to the breathtaking beauty of Victoria's southern coastline and beaches, this state provides something for everyone in terms of tourist attractions and its manageable size means that Victorian sightseeing can be a much more varied experience. Here are four of the most exciting elements about a trip to beautiful Victoria... Read More

Adelaide, or 'The City of Churches' as it is often known, is a culturally and historically rich destination, and one that boasts several options in terms of enjoying its many attractions. Whether it's historical landmarks or buildings that you've come to see or if you're simply hoping to immerse yourself in the legendary food and wine scene of South Australia, Adelaide sightseeing is definitely something you should plan out in order to make sure you don't miss any of the city's gems. We've put together what we think are some of the most exciting elements of what Adelaide has to offer, so enjoy! Read More