Australia Travel Guide

Officially known as the Commonwealth of Australia, it is such a fascinating country comprising the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania. As well as, it has abundant smaller islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Located in the Southern Hemisphere, it is listed at the world's sixth-largest country.

While travelling to Australia, one can discover the most popular Australia’s destinations, starting with icons such as the Red Centre, Kakadu National Park and the Great Barrier Reef. It has 16 natural riches enclosed on a breathtaking diversity of landscapes. Right from the mountains to Fraser Island’s, beach-fringed Sydney to elegant Adelaide, sand dunes to rainforest and lakes, Australia offers you all. Australia holidays brings you medley of theatre, restaurants, nightlife and events. Come, stay and celebrate, then spring into the rest of+ your Australian holiday.

New South Wales festival
Widespread popularity of Australia is its unique festivals which are celebrated with full of passion in distinctive style along with theatre, music, dance and visual arts. It is performed in the month of January for three-week programs. Sydney Theatre, CarriageWorks, the City Recital Hall and Sydney Opera House are the iconic theaters in this country.

Melbourne, Victoria
Yet another most alluring magical cultural immersion festival at the Melbourne International Arts Festival is celebrated which runs for 17 days in October. Catch Australian-premieres in theatre, dance, music, opera, visual arts and multimedia. In March, one can enjoy the pleasures of the palate at the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival.

What To see

Melbourne, Victoria
Created in 1880, the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Buildings is the biggest attraction in Carlton and the site of the first Commonwealth Parliament. Inside the city centre, one must visit to the Old Melbourne Gaol, where Australia’s well-known bushranger Ned Kelly was hung, and stroll through grand Flinders Street Station.

What To do

On Autrialia trip, one must not miss to visit at the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, a living masterpiece. Occupying almost 2,000 kilometres along the Queensland coast, it lies from Cape York to Bundaberg. See the diving havens of Heron and Lizard Islands and take a sea-plane to stunning Heart Reef.
Ningaloo, Western Australia

Experience a vast variety of exotic animals, birds and mammals at Ningaloo Marine Park, renowned as the largest fringing reef in the world. It is a home to 200 species of hard coral, 50 soft coral and over 500 species of fish. Discover turtles, manta rays, dolphins, dugongs, batfish, angelfish and clownfish etc at Lighthouse Bay.