Regions in Austraya

Barossa Valley

Barossa Valley – Australia’s premier wine region, where century-old vineyards, world-class Shiraz, and farm-to-table feasts meet rolling hills and warm German-inspired hospitality.

Clare Valley

Clare Valley – a picturesque wine paradise where historic cellar doors, world-class Riesling, and cycling trails through vine-striped hills serve up rustic charm and gourmet delights.

Riverland – where the mighty Murray River weaves through sun-drenched vineyards, citrus orchards, and houseboat adventures, offering a laid-back escape with a side of rustic charm and fresh local flavors.

Central Australia

Central Australia – where the raw, red heart of the continent pulses with ancient landscapes, sacred Indigenous sites, and star-filled desert skies that stretch beyond the horizon.

Gold Coast

Gold Coast – where sun-kissed beaches, thrilling theme parks, and a glittering skyline meet lush hinterland escapes, creating Australia’s playground of surf, adventure, and endless summer vibes.

Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast – where laid-back beach towns, rolling surf breaks, and lush hinterland villages blend with farm-fresh dining and Noosa’s chic coastal charm.

Pilbara

Pilbara – where ancient red earth, dramatic gorges, and Aboriginal rock art meet mining riches and outback adventures under a boundless desert sky.

Central Coast

Central Coast – where laid-back beaches, lush national parks, and lakeside charm meet just north of Sydney, offering the perfect blend of coastal relaxation and outdoor adventure.

Eyre Peninsula

Discover the Eyre Peninsula: Pristine beaches

Yorke Peninsula

Explore the Yorke Peninsula: Stunning coastlines

Fleurieu Peninsula

Fleurieu Peninsula: Where pristine beaches

Adelaide Hills

Adelaide Hills: A lush escape of cool-climate wines

Murraylands

Murraylands: Where the mighty Murray River meets rich wildlife

Flinders Ranges

Flinders Ranges: Ancient landscapes

Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island: Untamed wilderness

Limestone Coast

Limestone Coast: Where underground caves

Far North South Australia

Far North South Australia: A vast outback paradise of red deserts

Tasmanian Central Highlands

Central Highlands Tasmania – a rugged alpine escape where glacial lakes, wild trout rivers, and World Heritage-listed wilderness converge, offering solitude, fly-fishing serenity, and the haunting beauty of the Tasmanian Plateau.

Tasmanian Midlands

Midlands Tasmania – where colonial heritage meets pastoral beauty, offering a scenic drive through rolling farmlands, historic villages, and boutique cool-climate wineries along Tasmania’s ‘Heritage Highway’.

Tasmanian West Coast

West Coast Tasmania – where untamed rainforests, ghost-town relics, and the roaring Southern Ocean collide, offering rugged adventures from the Gordon River’s dark waters to the edge-of-the-world rawness of Macquarie Harbour.

Gippsland

Gippsland – where emerald rainforests, alpine valleys, and Ninety Mile Beach meet artisanal cheese, gourmet trails, and the eerie glow of bioluminescent lakes at night.

Grampians

The Grampians – where ancient sandstone peaks, cascading waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art sites rise above wildflower-strewn plains, offering hikers, climbers, and wildlife lovers a rugged natural playground.

Loddon Mallee

Loddon Mallee: Where outback charm meets riverine beauty

Gascoyne

The Gascoyne – where Outback red earth meets turquoise coastlines, offering coral-fringed snorkeling at Ningaloo Reef, rugged gorges in Cape Range, and the juicy sweetness of Carnarvon’s banana plantations.

Kimberley

The Kimberley – where ancient red cliffs, thundering waterfalls, and Aboriginal rock art meet wild outback adventures, from the Horizontal Falls to the Bungle Bungles’ beehive domes.

Peel

Peel Region: Where coastal charm meets forest serenity—think dolphin-spotting

Wheatbelt

Wheatbelt Region: A golden tapestry of sprawling farmlands

South West

South West Region: Where ancient forests meet world-class wines

Mid West

Mid West Region: Where outback meets ocean—discover red desert horizons

Arnhem Land

Arnhem Land – a vast, untamed wilderness of ancient Aboriginal culture, where towering escarpments, sacred rock art, and pristine coastline meet the traditions of the Yolngu people, accessible only with permission and respect.

Barkly Tableland

The Barkly Tableland – an endless Outback expanse of golden grasslands, cattle stations larger than nations, and starry desert skies, where the spirit of the Australian frontier rides on.

Victoria River

Victoria River – where Outback drama unfolds in crimson gorges, paperbark-lined waterways, and legendary cattle country, offering croc-spotting cruises, rugged hikes, and the ghostly beauty of long-lost stock routes.

Katherine Region

Katherine Region – where the Outback meets the tropics, offering dramatic gorges, thermal springs, and ancient Indigenous rock art, all carved by the mighty Katherine River.

Darwin Region

The Darwin Region – where tropical urban energy meets wild Outback adventures, from crocodile-filled wetlands and Indigenous cultural tours to sunset markets and WWII history, all under the Top End’s blazing skies.