Melbourne is a dynamic, progressive and vibrant city. A cosmopolitan mix that has inherited the traits of it's multi cultural communities resulting in a wide variety of food, wine, art and culture to savour and enjoy. Major sporting events, festivals, exhibitions, nightlife and fantastic shopping precincts enhances your Melbourne experience.  Considered as one of the best shopping, sporting and dining experiences in Australia, Melbourne is alive with an ongoing creative and restless energy that embraces every visitor to the city.

One of the most recognisable Cities in the world, Sydney is blessed with natural beauty matched only by its idyllic climate. Where else can you travel to the heart of the city on a ferry, crossing over the picturesque Sydney Harbour, passing breathtaking landmarks such as The Heads where Sydney Harbour greets the Pacific Ocean, the world famous Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge? The city is surrounded by breathtaking and panoramic vistas of iconic beaches.

Perth is one the most stunningly beautiful cities in Australia yet it is one of the most isolated capital cities in the world. With pristine white sand beaches, pleasant Mediterranean climate, clean environment, great restaurants and cafes, superb accommodation and an open and relaxed lifestyle, Perth is a holiday destination to spend some time and see some of the unique attractions before exploring the attractions and locations of Western Australia.

Adelaide is a blend of festivals, food, art and culture all orineted around Adelaide's city centre, the cosmopolitan and almost carnival seaside atmosphere of its beaches, and a shopping mecca in the the city and at suburban shopping centres.

Sample the foods on offer of the Adelaide Central Markets, sip the wines on show at the  National Wine Centre, meander through the the expanse of parks, gardens, Botanic Gardens and Adelaide Zoo that fringe the city centre. Perhaps some retail therapy in Adelaide's Rundle Mall or venture to North Terrace to see the Musuem and Art Gallery.  - Somewhere in the city there will always be an arts, food or culture festival or exhibition.

Brisbane is a vibrant but relaxed city with so much to see and do, great social, cultural and cafe scene, a busy nightlife and a great subtropical climate of hot, brilliant summers and clear, mild winters. The gateway to sun, surf and beaches of the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast and only a short flight to the Great Barrier Reef, the Queensland Islands, Sydney or Melbourne.

Hobart, with the majestic Mount Wellington in the background, the beautiful Derwent River and a mix of rich historical and modern buildings gives the impression of a city that is a candidate for the perfect post card. Hobart is the gateway to Tasmania's beautiful and inspiring rugged mountain and forest scenery and pristine environment.

Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory of Australia. It is the only main city in the 'Top End' of Australia and to the south is what is termed The Australian Outback. The city has a rich history featuring a wealth of Aboriginal heritage. Darwin provides access to Kakadu National Park, Alice Springs, Uluru, Katherine, Kings Canyon and is used by tourists as a starting point to explore Northern Territory's rugged Outback country side and terrain.