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Discover the most beautiful and awe-inspiring natural wonders and landmarks in Australia, from well-known spots like Uluru to hidden gems.

These are the best nature sanctuaries and parks in Australia to see animals like koalas, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos and more. 

From shucking your own oysters to dining under the desert sky, we've rounded up the most incredible food moments to have in Australia.

Discover the most stunning beaches and places to swim in Australia, from Sydney's Bondi Beach to Western Australia's Turquoise Bay.

A coastal metropolis that hugs its harbour like a proud parent, Australia's biggest city does 'quality lifestyle' better than most. Its enviable climate, laid-back vibe and beachside culture sit comfortably alongside world-class restaurants, a vibrant arts scene and retail hotspots.

Victoria is Australia's most densely populated and multicultural state. Melbourne sits firmly at its heart and there's probably nowhere more food obsessed than this capital city. Outside of the city, you'll find fresh air, great open roads and sporting pursuits to tick most boxes.

South Australia might claim to be the country's wine capital, however it blends more than this. Begin in the state's capital, Adelaide, escape the heat at many of the spectacular beaches. If it's wildlife you're after, head to Kangaroo Island for a unique wildlife sanctuary experience.

From Kakadu to Ayers Rock (Uluru), the Northern Territory is brimming with iconic outback landscapes, fascinating wildlife, indigenous culture and endless things to do. This is a place where you can touch the silence, feel the earth and connect with nature like never before.

Queensland is home to a dazzling array of landscapes, buzzing cities and plenty of sunshine. Plan your visit to experience some of the country's most iconic things including the Great Barrier Reef, the World Heritage-listed Daintree Rainforest and outback Queensland.

Australia's capital and where many of the country's decisions are made. At its heart, you'll find Canberra, home to the Australian government and foreign embassies. Canberra is also home to some of the nation's most formidable art galleries and war memorials.

Famous for its sunshine and pristine beaches, Western Australia boasts a diversity of landscapes and experiences waiting to be discovered. From the ethereal rock formations of Broome and the Kimberley in the north, to Ningaloo Reef near Exmonth to the Margaret River.

Australia’s smallest state over-delivers on unforgettable experiences. With unique guided wilderness adventures ahead of you, colourful local characters to meet, haunting history to discover - and the reputation as a food lover's playground to test - you'll be spoiled for choice.