Adelaide Restaurant
Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia. Adelaide is also one of the most inexpensive cities in Australia to live. Adelaide is a relaxed city offering a rural feel. With the Torrens River running down it's centre the city and warm sunny days the city offers a Medditeranian lifestyle. Adelaide is like a city within a park as it is completely surrounded by green parks.
Anglesea Restaurant
Around 40 kms from Geelong or 20 kms past Torquay along the Great Ocean Road is the seaside town of Anglesea. A very popular surfing destination with patrolled beaches during summer Anglesea offers an ideal holiday by the sea at any time of year.
Apollo Bay Restaurant
Around 180 kms from Melbourne on the Great Ocean Road is the popular seaside resort of Apollo Bay . It is nestled in the the foothills of the Otway Ranges . The local population is around 2,000 which swells with incoming visitors.
Ararat Restaurant
Ararat is an old gold mining town in the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains. A rural city with magnificent views of the surrounding country Ararat is close to some of Victoria's most significant National and State Parks, as well as a number of other reserves and lakes.
Bacchus Restaurant
Bacchus Marsh is a rural town of undulating hills, market gardens and cool shade trees. The entrance to Bacchus Marsh is the Avenue of Honour lined with large elm trees interspersed with market garden outlets for you to purchase fresh veges and fruit to take back with you.
Ballarat Restaurant
Ballarat is Victoria's second largest regional centre. After taking a tram ride around the lake or a paddle boat ride on it visitors can stroll through the beauty of Ballarat's Botanical Gardens. The architure of Ballarat is stunning with buildings such as the Fine Art Museum.
Beechworth Restaurant
The township of Beechworth is considered to be Victoria's best preserved Gold Rush Town. To get there from Melbourne is around a 3 hour drive along the Hume Highway. This is a "Golden" opportunity to revisit our past with the many historical buildings on display in exceptional condition.
Bendigo Restaurant
Over 90,000 people live in the historical city of Bendigo. With restored Victorian-era architecture dating back to the "Gold Rush" Bendigo is abundant with sandstone buildings, 100 year old gardens and large shade trees.
Bright Restaurant
Bright is a little over 300 kms to the north-east of Melbourne on the Great Alpine Road. Situated in the Ovens Valley with the beautiful Ovens River flowing past it offers magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and mountains.
Brisbane Restaurant
Brisbane is the capital of Queensland with a population rapidly approaching 2 million. It is the third largest city in Australia. With magnificent waterfront views with a very exciting nightlife scene, loads of restaurants and a climate of sun and fun, you will want to spend more than a few days here.
Broadbeach Restaurant
Broadbeach is located on the Gold Coast in Queensland. Broadbeach is central to the Gold Coast so it offers an ideal location to base your holiday. With a name like Broadbeach it is obviously a swimmer's paradise and offers two patrolled areas for safe swimming. Broadbeach is just across the road from Conrad Jupiters Casino and Pacific Fair so there is plenty of entertainment and shopping.
Bundaberg Restaurant
Bundaberg is around 20 kms from the coast on the edge of the Burnett River. Bundaberg has a sub-tropical climate and a population of around 50,000 people. Bundaberg City offers beautiful heritage buildings combined with modern architecture, and includes famous names such as the Bundaberg Rum Distillery .
Cairns Restaurant
A major destination for overseas travellers and Australians alike. It is an attraction for scuba divers, snorkellers, barrier reef cruises, fishing adventures, rainforest walks, outback adventures, and wildlife & bird watching and it's all in one location.
Castlemaine Restaurant
Castlemaine offers a vibrant country town with every modern convienience. The town maintains its beautiful heritage buildings while offering a contempory lifestyle with movies, theatres, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and shops galore.
Coolangatta Restaurant
Coolangatta is the most southerly coastal town in Queensland being the gateway to the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales. It is only 100 kms south of Brisbane and borders its twin town of Tweed Heads. If your heading to the Gold Coast, Coolangatta Airport is the point of arrival and departure with plenty of buses, taxis and limousines to ferry you to your accommodation.
Creswick Restaurant
The historic township of Creswick is located on the Midland Highway around 15 minutes from Ballarat and less than half an hour from Daylesford. Offering architecture dating back to the goldfields Creswick is a splendour of cafes and speciality shops surrounded by natural and pine plantation forests.
Daylesford Restaurant
Located in Spa Country in Central Victoria, Daylesford is a mecca for those wanting to partake of the waters. Reputed to have more massage therapists per capita than anywhere in Australia, Daylesford and it's sister town Hepburn Springs cater mostly for those needing Rest and Relaxation.
Devonport Restaurant
Devonport is known as the gateway to Tasmania due to it's important port status. Devonport is where the Spirit of Tasmania ferrys arrive with their vehicle and passenger cargoes. Devonport is also Australia's Market Garden producing 40% of Tasmania's vegetable crop.
Echuca Moama Restaurant
One of Victoria's oldest river towns Echuca is still a very popular destination for those wanting a holiday on or by the water. Combined with Moama it is known as the Paddle Steamer capital of Australia.
Eildon Restaurant
Eildon is the gateway to Lake Eildon - a water catchment constructed in the 1950s - it offers up to 600 kms of shoreline with over 800 luxury houseboats moored at any one time. Eildon has a small population of under a thousand residents but swells with visitors on their annual pilgrimage for a fresh water holiday or on day trips from Melbourne and surrounding regions.
Geelong Restaurant
No visit to Geelong would be complete without a walk (or cycle) along the wide paths that lead the length of the many beaches finishing at Eastern Beach (a large enclosed swimming pool extending into the bay with dining and park facilities) and the Geelong Botanical Gardens.
Hepburn Springs Restaurant
Hepburn Springs is reknowned for it's spa and massage especially through the Hepburn Spa Resort. It stands on it's own for luxury accommodation, wide variety of dining and abundance of spa facilities. Hepburn Springs is a town of steep hills set within a bush setting. The Hepburn Mineral Springs Reserve (where the Hepburn Spa Complex is located) offers many tracks through the beautiful natural bushland.
Hervey Bay Restaurant
Hervey Bay is around three and a half hours from Queensland's capital or less than hour by plane. Hervey Bay attractions include the Great Sandy Strait, World Heritage listed Fraser Island, the Bay and the wetlands. Hervey Bay is the whale watching capital of the world. From July to late August the humpback whales pass through this beautiful region.
Hobart Restaurant
Hobart is in the south-east of the state, not far from the mouth of the Derwent River. Hobart is a heritage city offering architectural splendours from the 19th centrury including waterfront warehouses, government buildings, hotels and breweries. With the snow capped mountains in the background you will not be short of photos to take home.
Ipswich Restaurant
Ipswich is only a little over a half hour drive from Queensland's capital and around an hour from the Gold Coast located in the south east region. Ipswich is a large rural city with over 145, 000 people covering an area of more than 1200 sq kms. Ipswich is Queensland's oldest provincial city and has the architecture and culture that develops from a rich history.
Lakes Entrance Restaurant
Lakes Entrance is the gateway giving ocean going vessels access to the Gippsland Lakes which is the largest inland waterway that can be navigated in Australia. Lakes Entrance borders the 90 mile beach offering some of the best surf fishing in Australia. The 90 mile beach is also a popular surf beach facing Bass Straight.
Launceston Restaurant
Launceston is the second largest city in Tasmania with around 65,000 people. Launceston is known as the Garden City of Tasmania. Situated around 200 kms from Hobart, Launceston is the major entry point to Tasmania for those taking the ferry from Tasmania. A very picturesque region, Launceston is situated on the South Esk River Bank.
Lorne Restaurant
Lorne has an upmarket atmosphere of specialty shopping, great cafes and scenic accommodation. It makes Lorne a busy and sought after destination. A large town for a seaside destination, Lorne stretches some distance offering pleasant walks along the beach or the paths above the roadside. Quite a hilly town it is not hard to get accommodation with great ocean views even a few streets back from the waters edge.
Maldon Restaurant
Maldon is like stepping 100 years into the past. Maldon was the first Victorian town to be classified by the National Trust. Wide verandahs, large shade trees, flagstone paving and original style shop fronts provide a steetscape that will make you feel like you are walking through the past.
Melbourne Restaurant
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and offers everything you would expect of a major city. Staging some of the best sporting events and theatre performances, Melbourne is the cultural hub of Australia. The Melbourne Comedy Festival, Moomba, the Tennis, Melbourne Cup, Formula One Racing - if there's a major festival on it's probably going to be here.
Mildura Restaurant
Mildura is considered to be the Mediterranean of the outback offering a backdrop of citrus groves, vineyards and flowing waterways.Mildura is renowned for its fine cuisine, wines and cultural mix. You can dine riverside or even dine on the river itself.
Newcastle Restaurant
Newcastle is a little over 150 kms north of New South Wales capital situated at the mouth of the Hunter River. Newcastle is well known for it's mining background and has been generally thought of as an industrial city. But thinking of Newcastle as merely an industrial city robs it of it's natural beauty and it's attraction as a tourism town.
Ocean Grove Restaurant
Ocean Grove is the perfect surf, sun and fun destination. Ocean Grove is a large town of almost 10,000 residents which swells in numbers during the summer months. Reknowned as a surf destination, Ocean Grove will not disappoint with ocean swells regurlarly giving great surfing opportunities.
Omeo Restaurant
Omeo is the south-eastern gateway to the Alpine National Park in the north-east of the state with Omeo Station being the first settlement in Gippsland. Omeo offers the pleasure of exploring our early history with many buildings including the old log gaol (1858) which is constructed of Snow Gum and lined with Blackwood.
Phillip Island Restaurant
Phillip Island is a little under a two hour drive from Melbourne on the. It includes the towns of Newhaven, Rhyll and Cowes with San Remo being the last town on the Mainland. It's the home of the motor cycle racing at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit including the World Superbike Championship in April and The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix in October.
Port Douglas Restaurant
Port Douglas could only be described as a luxury resort town. This is the place to go for the best of everything. The main street in Port Douglas is lined with shops and cafes to keep you entertained for days. This is the place to take in a coffee, a long lunch or a delicious cooked breakfast alfresco.
Port Fairy Restaurant
Port Fairy is probably most famous nowadays for the "Port Fairy Folk Festival" held every year in March. Port Fairy offers a rich variety of nineteenth century buildings including churches, banks, public buildings, hotels, shops and private dwellings. To take in the beauty of this town a relaxed attitude and a comfortable pair of walking shoes are a must.
Queenscliff Restaurant
Queenscliff, a seaside resort on the Bellarine Peninsula is a very popular beachside destination steeped in a rich heritage characterised by elegant hotels, guesthouses, galleries, restaurants, cafes, a fine golf course, ferries and wide streets with terraced houses. It has both bay and surf beaches. Fort Queenscliff which was built on Shortlands Bluff, overlooking the commercial shipping lanes for Melbourne and Geelong.
St Kilda Accommodation
St Kilda is renowned for alfresco dining, bric-a-brac shoppers, seaside bathing and fun park rides. St Kilda beach is one of Melbourne's most popular destinations over summer with sporting events and walking and cycling tracks the length of the beach - make sure you walk the St Kilda Pier too.
Surfers Paradise Accommodation
Surfers Paradise is central to Queenslands Gold Coast. Surfers Paradise represents a beach lifestyle that all Austalians can identify with. This sophisticated destination offers everything a sun loving visitor could want - all conveniently put in the one location.
Sydney Accommodation
Sydney is the largest city in Australia and one of the most exciting. The Sydney harbour Bridge is an icon not only recognised around Australia but around the world, combine it with the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour, it's a very impressive collection. Sydney is known as the harbour city and if you take a harbour cruise and admire the Sydney Harbour Bridge spanning it with the city in the background you will know why.
Torquay Accommodation
Torquay the gateway to the Great Ocean Road. For decades Torquay and the surrounding beaches of Jan Juc and Bell's Beach has been a mecca for surfers and swimmers wanting to catch the perfect wave. This is the place to buy all your surfing needs with discount outlets a plenty. There's no shortage of shopping in Torquay with supermarkets, clothing and speciality shops. Plenty of cafes and restaurants to choose from as well as very good seafood takeaways.
Warrnambool Accommodation
Warrnambool is around 270 kms from Melbourne travelling along the Great Ocean Road . It has a population around 30, 000 and is the only city on the Shipwreck Coast . Warrnambool is Victoria's southern right whale nursery with the visiting whales seen at Logan's Beach every May to October sometimes seen only 100 metres off the shore.
Wilsons Promontory Accommodation
Wilsons Promontory known locally as "the prom" is located at the southern-most point of Australia. The national park features breath-taking and exclusive beaches, fern gullies, magnificent views in every direction including spectacular rock formations and an abundance of wildlife spread across 50,000 hectares.
Woodend Accommodation
Woodend is a picturesque township of historical buildings surrounded by tall forests. Woodend has its own racecourse, golf course, hotels, guest houses, restaurants and bakehouses making it a worthwhile day trip or as a weekend getaway.
