Cycle through the botanical gardens or take a boat trip on the Brisbane River to view pelicans up close. Laze away in the gardens and lagoons of South Bank or discover the pubs and boutiques of Fortitude Valley.

Enjoy the beautiful harbor of this city with the famous Opera House, the seductive lifestyle and the more than 70 beautiful beaches. Relax in the cobbled dead-end streets of The Rocks or at the markets and in the boutiques, cafes and pubs of Paddington.

Do not miss out on this unique opportunity to spend a night under the starry sky of the Great Barrier Reef! Departing from Airlie Beach or Hamilton Island, you will arrive by boat at the Hardy Reef Pier, one of the most spectacular reef sites. Throughout the day, you can snorkel, swim, sunbathe or go on a semi-submersible trip. Optional: scuba diving and helicopter flight. 

This island is home to kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, penguins, ant hedgehogs and different species of bird. In addition, you will find here a beautiful landscape with rugged cliffs, hidden coves between steep headlands, vast native bushland and rolling hills adorned with meadows where kangaroo roam.

This stylish, vibrant city on the Yarra River is home to a labyrinth of hidden shopping streets, opulent bars, exclusive restaurants, and quirky boutiques. Federation Square is the striking cultural center of the city. Acquaint yourself with the Aboriginal heritage in the Royal Botanic Gardens, cheer with the cricket crowds or immerse yourself in theater and music productions.

Ready for thé road trip of a lifetime? This 2,000 km (1,243 miles) route takes you along the tropical east coast of Queensland. Fancy breathtaking surfing beaches, beautiful waterfalls and the spectacular Great Barrier Reef? This selfdrive is undoubtedly right up you alley.

Cosmopolitan Cairns is the ideal base for a day trip to the Great Barrier Reef. Go snorkeling or diving in the tropical warm water surrounded by coral and fish in all colours of the rainbow. In the magically beautiful, unspoilt Daintree Rainforest you can sail on the Daintree River and view birds, animals and crocodiles.

The island of Tasmania, where only 500,000 people live, is really extraordinary. In a few hours you can travel from beach-lined coastal areas to mountain ranges that deservedly won their spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List. And en-route? Hospitable farmers, fabulous wine cellars and delightful restaurants with dishes based on local produce, so fresh that the worlds culinary hotspots envy them.

From Darwin you follow the 735 kilometer long Nature’s Way loop past Kakadu National Park and Katherine Gorge Nitmiluk National Park before finally returning via Litchfield National Park to Darwin. Experct awe-inspiring landscapes behind every corner time and time again. The trip for nature lovers and photographers alike since the dawn of time.

The road between Australia's two largest cities is dotted with quiet seaside resorts, national parks brimming with wildlife and vast beaches where you singularly leave your footprints in the sand. The one day you could be sailing with a pod of dolphins frolicking in front of the bow of your sailboat while the next day you are shooting the best shots of kangaroos. Or, you could start off your day with a revitalising beach walk and find yourself surrounded by brilliant artworks in the afternoon.

From Melbourne to Adelaide you drive along one of Australia's most famous coastal routes. As you will soon notice, it is easy to lose count of the number of "woah" moments. Visit the famous Twelve Apostles, the historic lighthouses and cafes with ocean views. Add to that the lush rainforest, shipwrecks, migrating whales, pristine beaches, national parks and koalas and it is obvious. This is an experience of a lifetime!

Cross the ancient landscapes of Central Australia via the Red Center Way winding through Alice Springs, Kings Canyon and Uluru. Secluded water pools, impressive gorges and incredible rock formations are all part of this unique environment. Admire the desert from the air, walk on red-colored, unpaved paths and watch the colourful sunset at Ayers Rock from the back of a camel.

This selfdrive adventure takes you along magnificent beaches and small but lively, charismatic villages that let you experience authentic Australian culture far from the beaten track; the perfect trip for the curious traveler who wants to experience the destination separately from its already popular attractions.