1. Sydney – Iconic City & Harbour Views

• Sydney Opera House – A world-famous architectural masterpiece.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge – Climb the bridge for panoramic views of the city.
• Bondi Beach – A must-visit beach for sunbathing and surfing.
• Darling Harbour – A lively waterfront area with restaurants and attractions.
• Blue Mountains – A UNESCO-listed natural wonder with scenic hiking trails.

2. Melbourne – Arts, Culture & Coffee

• Federation Square – The cultural heart of Melbourne.
• Great Ocean Road – A scenic coastal drive featuring the Twelve Apostles.
• Queen Victoria Market – A vibrant market offering local food and souvenirs.
• Phillip Island – Famous for its penguin parade and wildlife experiences.
• Yarra Valley – A top destination for wine lovers.

3. Great Barrier Reef – Marine Wonderland

• Snorkeling & Diving – Explore the world's largest coral reef system.
• Whitsunday Islands – White sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters.
• Heart Reef – A heart-shaped coral formation seen from the air.
• Cairns & Port Douglas – Gateway cities to the reef and rainforest adventures.

4. Gold Coast – Beaches & Theme Parks

• Surfers Paradise – Famous for its vibrant nightlife and golden beaches.
• Warner Bros. Movie World – A fun-filled theme park for families.
• Dreamworld & Sea World – Exciting amusement parks with wildlife encounters.

5. Uluru & The Outback – Australia’s Red Centre

• Uluru (Ayers Rock) – A sacred Aboriginal site and stunning rock formation.
• Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) – Impressive rock domes in the desert.
• Kings Canyon – A breathtaking canyon with scenic hikes.
• Alice Springs – A remote town rich in Aboriginal culture.

6. Perth & Western Australia – Nature & Beaches

• Rottnest Island – Meet the adorable quokkas and relax on stunning beaches.
• Pinnacles Desert – A unique landscape with limestone formations.
• Margaret River – A world-famous wine region.
• Wave Rock – A naturally sculpted rock formation resembling a giant wave.

7. Tasmania – Wilderness & Wildlife

• Cradle Mountain – A stunning national park for hiking and wildlife spotting.
• Wineglass Bay – A picturesque beach with crystal-clear waters.
• Port Arthur – A historic site with a dark past.

8. Adelaide & Kangaroo Island – Wildlife & Wine

• Barossa Valley – One of Australia’s top wine-producing regions.
• Kangaroo Island – Home to sea lions, koalas, and stunning landscapes.

• September to November (Spring) & March to May (Autumn) – Ideal weather across most regions.
• December to February (Summer) – Best for beaches and Great Barrier Reef activities.
• June to August (Winter) – Best for skiing in the Snowy Mountains and wildlife experiences.