Australia Holidays

Hamilton Island is the biggest inhabiting island in the Whitsunday Islands. The Whitsunday Islands are truly a taste of paradise offering spectacular beaches, warm waters and swaying palms.

Have a taste of idyllic paradise and stay in a hotel in Hamilton Island, waking up to stunning views. It is easy to arrive at Hamilton Island as it has its own airport, making trips from other parts of Australia easy to plan.

For more information on staying at Hamilton Island simply fill out an enquiry form and one of our travel advisors will be happy to help.

If you have looking to visit Brisbane on your Australia holiday, we have a great selection of top hotels to stay in.

Brisbane is a wonderful cosmopolitan city and we can help you find a hotel to stay in during your time here. We can help select hotels to suit your needs, whether you want to be near Brisbane attractions, in the centre of the city or somewhere more low key, we can fulfil your needs.

Enquire with us today and we can help you choose a Brisbane hotel for you to make the most of your Australia holiday.

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the must see attractions not only in Australia, but in the world!

What could be better than staying right in the thick of the action and staying in a hotel close to the Great Barrier Reef?

The Great Barrier Reef is home to stunning beaches, superb marine life, excellent scuba diving and more. There are over 90 islands of tropical paradise in the Great Barrier Reef and there are a range of hotels to stay in.

If you are looking to stay near the Great Barrier Reef, then all you need to do is fill out an enquiry form and we will be in touch to help.

Cairns is a perfect destination for anyone seeking a relaxing and laid back holiday to Australia. Located in North Queensland, there is plenty to see and do in this fascinating city, from rainforests and beaches to a short trip to the Great Barrier Reef and Port Douglas, it is an ideal location to stay!

We have a wide range of accommodation options to help you plan a suitable Cairns hotel for you on your Australia holiday.

From large luxury hotels to intimate boutiques, we can easily help you find a Cairns holiday to suit all your accommodation needs.

For more information on Cairns hotels, fill out an enquiry form and one of our Australia travel experts will be in touch to help.

Melbourne is one of the most popular cities in Australia. There is a great choice of hotels to stay in throughout the region.

We can help you choose the right Melbourne hotel for you, whether you are looking for somewhere close by to attractions such as the golden beaches, museums and more, or wish to stay somewhere a bit more secluded.

Take a look at a few of our suggestions of Melbourne hotels to stay in. For more information on more Melbourne hotels for your holiday, fill out an enquiry form and we will be in touch to help.

If you are looking at staying at Port Douglas, then we can recommend a range of hotels for you to stay in. Located in North Queensland, Port Douglas offers travellers a more intimate feel to the vast country that is Australia!

The Great Barrier Reef is just an hour away from Port Douglas, and we can help you choose the most suitable hotel for you to stay in on your holiday.

Take a look at just a few of our Port Douglas hotels. For more information on Port Douglas, fill out an enquiry form and one of our travel advisors will be in touch to assist.

Sydney is one of the most popular cities in Australia and is a great place to stay for your Australia holiday.

There are a wide variety of hotels in Sydney to suit all types of travellers. Whether you are looking for a luxury 5 star hotel or unique boutique hotels, we have a travel experts who will be able to advise you on the best places to stay. Take a look at a selection of fantastic hotels you can choose to stay in during your holiday to Sydney.

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Australia ia a vast country with diverse landscapes. Whether you are staying in the capital Canberra, or cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Cairns; we have a great selection of hotels to recommend during your holiday.

Have a look at just a few of our hotel choices of where to stay. Whether you are looking for a vibrant city hotel or in the remote outback, we can find the most suited hotel for you.

For more information on a holiday to Australia, enquire with us and one of our travel advisors will be in touch to assist shortly.

DAY 1 SYDNEY – HUNTER VALLEY

The Pacific Coast is one of Australia’s interesting scenic drives covering Sydney to Brisbane on an adventurous trip. The first point of call on this journey is Hunter Valley, which is the oldest wine producing area in New South Wales.

DAY 2 HUNTER VALLEY – PORT MACQUARIE

From Hunter Valley you will travel through Cessnock, Kurri Kurri to Raymond Terrace where you join the Pacific Highway. Just north of Bulahdelah, there will be a turn-off to Forster and Tuncurry. Enjoy a scenic drive passing Smiths Lake.

On arrival to Port Macquarie you will encounter beautiful golden beaches and national parks. Admire the natural beauty of Hastings and Camden Haven Valleys nearby.

DAY 3 – 4 PORT MACQUARIE – COFFS HARBOUR

Head back on the Pacific Highway and continue onwards on the Pacific Coast drive to Coffs Harbour.

Coffs Harbour is a sight for the eyes! With glorious mountains, lush rainforests, golden sands and banana plantations, there is plenty to see. Coffs promenade also has a range of things to do and includes shops, restaurants, botanic gardens and more.

DAY 5 COFFS HARBOUR – BYRON BAY

On day 5 it is time to make the next journey towards Byron Bay. The coast road to Yamba is a scenic route and also popular for surfing and beach life.

There is plenty to enjoy at Bryon Bay, a place many visit for its amazing beaches and relaxing atmosphere. Whilst at Byron Bay, surfing is a must – it is renowned for the breaks worldwide! Other water sports you should try out include boogie boarding and bodysurfing.

DAY 6 BYRON BAY – GOLD COAST

At the centre of the Gold Coast is Surfers Paradise. The Gold Coast is one of the best highlights of Australia, with 300 days of sunshine every year it’s not hard to see why! It is home to amazing beaches and has lots of great surf spots. There are many other attractions in the area such as theme parks, water parks, national parks and superb scenery.

DAY 7 GOLD COAST – BRISBANE

The last day sees you finally reach Brisbane and finishing the epic Pacific Coast drive of Australia.

If you would like to go on the Pacific Coast drive, one of Australia's famous drives of all, then fill out an enquiry form and one of our Australia travel experts will get in touch to help.

DAY 1 MELBOURNE – BALLARAT

The Great Ocean Drive is Australia’s most epic coastal drives. Starting off in Melbourne, the first stop on this tour takes you to Ballarat via the Western Freeway.

Ballarat has plenty of attractions, including Sovereign Hill, a theme park which recreates the old gold rush days and it is where the world’s second biggest gold nugget was found. Other attractions at Ballarat include the Gold Museum and the Ballarat Fine Art Gallery.

DAY 2 BALLARAT – APOLLO BAY

From a day of exploring Ballarat, the next stop on the Great Ocean Drive is Apollo Bay. The drive will take you through Geelong, Torquay, Anglesea and Lorne, before arriving at Apollo Bay. Apollo offers some astounding beaches and is a scenic fishing port. History and cultural buffs will enjoy the Historical Museum and The Bass Strait Shell Museum.

DAY 3 APOLLO BAY – PORT FAIRY

Continuing onwards, the Great Ocean Road moves further to Port Campbell, visiting Port Campbell, Peterborough and Warrnambool. Port Fairy features 50 historic buildings and is part of the National Trust. The place is a pleasant seaside resort and is one of the oldest settlements in Victoria.

DAY 4 PORT FAIRY – MT. GAMBIER

Travel onwards to Portland for the next part of the Great Ocean Road. Founded in 1834, Portland has beautiful surroundings, from the seascapes of Cape Nelson and Cape Bridgewater.

From Portland, the next stop is Mount Gambier which is located south east of Adelaide. Star attractions at Mount Gambier is the Blue Lake and The Cave in the centre of the city. The Blue Lake changes from a grey colour to vibrant blue in November each year, remaining that way until late March.

DAY 5 MT. GAMBIER – ROBE

After leaving Mount Gambier, the coastal drive will continue to Millicent, Beachport and Robe. Enjoy the sights of rural surroundings of the pine plantation and sawmill. Explore the caves of Tantanoola and hear about the legend of the Tananoola Tiger.

The Port of Robe is known for exporting wool and horses. Visit the Robe Historical Centre for an insight into the significance of this town.

DAY 6 ROBE – VICTOR HARBOR

Depart Robe and travel to Kingston where you join the Princes Highway to Murray Bridge. At Murray Bridge join the South Eastern Freeway to Callington where you leave the Freeway turning left and travel south through the town of Strathalbyn. Continue past the towns of Goolwa and Port Elliot to arrive at Victor Harbor.

Kingston is a delightful seaside resort and fishing town. Enjoy fresh seafood here and visit sites of interest such as the Colonial Tea Rooms and Gallery, the Court House and many other buildings under the National Trust.  

Victor Harbor is a coastal resort and the biggest one on Horseshoe Bay. History of the town has been preserved and there are landmarks throughout the area. One of the most famous is Rosetta Bluff, which can be seen in the skyline west of the town.

DAY 7 VICTOR HARBOR – ADELAIDE

Adventure on to Hahndorf before making the last stop to Adelaide. Hahndorf is located in the Adelaide Hills and is the oldest German village in Australia. There are many fascinating highlights here such as European style bakeries, arts and craft shops and more.

If you want to discover one of Australia's best coastal drives of the Great Ocean Road, fill out an enquiry form and one of our travel advisors will be in touch shortly.