From the coast to the red centre

A little planning.
A whole lot of
Australia.

Find a place to start, a route worth taking and enough time to enjoy what is along the way.

A continent of possibilities

Go somewhere. Stay a little longer.

City breaks, open-road journeys and practical advice — choose the Australia trip that fits your time.

Find your bearings

Where will you begin?

Choose a region, then shape the trip around the places you want to spend time.

Ideas for the journey

New South Wales

Choose your Sydney base around the journeys you will actually make: harbour ferries, neighbourhood dinners or mornings at the beach.

Victoria

Use two overnight stops to separate the winding coastal section from the limestone coast, and leave enough time to stop without watching the clock.

Queensland

Choose the departure base for your preferred reef trip, then compare how you want to spend the days on land.

Western Australia

Give Perth separate days for the river, Fremantle and the ocean, keeping cross-city travel to a minimum.

Tasmania

Use ten days for Hobart, the east coast and the north, or choose a western route; attempting both halves leaves little time to stop.

Northern Territory

Three nights give you two full days for the national park, with time to understand the place as well as watch its changing light.

Make the distances work

Choose a manageable region, give each overnight stop a purpose and keep a little space for changing plans.