The iconic Sydney Opera House is situated at the Bennelong Point on Sydney Harbour and is adjacent to the Royal Botanic Gardens. The multi-venue performing arts centre was designed by Jørn Utzon, a Danish architect. Construction on the centre started in 1958 after the Government of New South Wales authorised Utzon to take charge of constructing the opera house. Today, the Sydney Opera House hosts more than 1,500 performances annually and is regarded as the leading tourist attraction in Australia, with more than 1.2 million people attending the centre annually.

In a city now predominantly the product of late twentieth century urban redevelopment, The Rocks provides an opportunity to experience an environment where buildings and public places of the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth century still remain. Stories from the past, such as the life of convict households, publicans' expansion plans, the habits of sailors and wharf labourers, and the changing alignment of the waterfront, can be read from archaeological evidence, written histories and oral testimony, as well as the very fabric and setting of many of the buildings themselves.

Set along Australia's southeastern coast, Sydney is one of Australia's largest cities and serves as the capital of New South Wales. No matter what you fancy – shopping, the arts, the outdoors – you’re likely to be bewildered by the scope of choice available here. First up, there are the must-sees – iconic Sydney Opera House; Harbour Bridge, where visitors can climb while hearing about Sydney history; and the Sydney Tower which provides spectacular 360-degree views of the city. Explore the photogenic waterside hubs of Darling Harbour, Circular Quay, and the Rocks district; or delve into the larger-than-life music and food scenes of the metropolis after dark. For more laid-back diversions, head down to the beach or hop on a ferry for an extensive tour of Sydney Harbour and the gorgeous Parramatta River.

This unique day is the ultimate way to experience the beauty of Sydney. Begin the day touring the streets of Sydney with your own private guide and vehicle. Enjoy lunch overlooking the harbour and then finish with a private 2 hour sail on a 40ft Beneteau Yacht on Sydney Harbour.

Your experienced guide greets you at your city hotel for a drive around the historic Rocks precinct, visiting the first church in Australia, the Observatory and the convict built cottages, continuing around Circular Quay, the Opera House and into the magnificent Botanical Gardens. Here we take a short walk to view Mrs Macquarie’s chair and excellent harbour views to the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.

Continue through Woolloomooloo, Kings Cross and into Rushcutters bay. It’s here we stop to enjoy a lunch at the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia, Australia’s premier yacht club and home to what is considered yachting’s ‘Everest’ – the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.

We Continue on through Darling Point, one of Sydney’s most affluent suburbs and see some of Sydney’s most sought after addresses. Pass by Double Bay, Rose Bay, Vaucluse and Watsons Bay, before traversing along the coastline to Sydney’s most famous beach, Bondi Beach. Here you will have some time to soak up the atmosphere of this beachside Mecca. Stroll down the esplanade with the locals and maybe enjoy an ice cream before re-boarding your vehicle.

We return to the city, via Oxford Street Paddington, arriving at Darling Harbour where your yacht awaits for a cruise around Sydney Harbour with a delicious afternoon tea.  After an incredible 2 hours on the world’s most beautiful harbour, your vessel returns to Darling Harbour.  Here you may decide to eat out at any one of the dozen or more restaurants, stay and enjoy the entertainment, returning to your hotel at your leisure.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off. Phone: 02 9980 8799 (Australia Lux Escapes).
Check-in: Meet guide at hotel lobby. Be ready 10 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 6 hours.
How to get there: Hotel pick-up and drop-off.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top.
What is provided: Transfers in Sydney, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, Lunch.
Notes: Bring your ID as this is needed to access the Sydney Royal Yacht Club for lunch.

Opened in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a world renowned symbol of Australia. The historic tale of construction still fascinates locals and people from all over the world. Positioned across Sydney’s breath-taking natural harbour, the bridge has become one of the most photographed features of the beautiful city. With a BridgeClimb Sydney Leader as guide, visitors can ascend the arches of the bridge step by step and enjoy the iconic views of Sydney, situated in the spectacular harbour. Throughout the climb, the Climb Leader will entertain visitors with stories about the history of the bridge. From its construction, to its opening in 1932, right through to its place in day to day local celebrations.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 3 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, Sydney. Phone: +61 2 8274 7773.
Reconfirm: Contact Bridgeclimb on 02- 8274 7773 at least 72 hours prior to arrival to confirm your climb.
Check-in: 20 minutes prior to scheduled Climb time.
Length of tour: allow 3.5 hours.
How to get there: Ensure you have your confirmed climb time and reservation ID number. Climbers must check in at the BridgeClimb base, 3 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, Sydney. Passengers are to arrive 15 minutes prior to their scheduled Climb time. Climbs will not be held for late arrivals. IMPORTANT NOTE: The recommended access for those staying beyond walking distance to BridgeClimb is from Wynyard Train Station from either George or York Streets.
What to bring: Read under notes.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: BridgeClimb is a small group adventure that takes you all the way to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Experience the incredible 360 degree views of Sydney Harbour by day, or the magic of the city lights by night. Our professional team will take you all the way to the top across catwalks, up ladders and over the arch of the summit. The exhilaration and personal satisfaction achieved by BridgeClimb provides a unique experience of Sydney. You will be given a thorough briefing, a Bridge Suit, safety harness to wear, and three hours of unforgettable experience.

IMPORTANT Avoid alcohol, every climber will need to pass a breath test (for blood alcohol limit less than 0.05%) before climb. Children under 8 years old cannot climb. Every 3 Children aged 8-15 years inclusive must be accompanied by at least one adult participant. If you are less than 24 weeks pregnant you can climb with a Certificate of Fitness Form signed by your GP.

What to bring: Comfortable fully closed shoes (no heels) & sunglass. For safety reasons you cannot carry anything with you up on the Bridge. This includes cameras, video cameras and mobile phones. We provide lockers to keep your personal belongings in.

Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures nestled in the picturesque Wangetti Valley, in the heart of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. You will see crocodiles in a natural Melaleuca Wetland Lagoon on a boat cruise find Cassowaries in a rare riverine rainforest; kangaroos and emus in an expansive woodland; free flight predatory birds; iconic marsupials like koalas and wombats; colourful reptiles from abroad, plus our sustainable crocodile farm.

Enjoy wildlife presentations including, our snake show, crocodile attack show, crocodile farm tour, cassowary feeding and of course time to feed the wallabies and kangaroos. The Gondwana Gateway’ is an innovative addition to this award-winning attraction, it is best described as the ‘bridge between two worlds’.

The Gallery of Living Art is open from 9.00am to 5.00pm see colourful snakes & lizards from Australia and abroad. Marvel at the Komodo Dragon and giant Reticulated Python. Enjoy a delicious meal in the Lilies Restaurant overlooking Hartley’s Lagoon (own expense) and find that perfect gift in the Paperbark Gift Shop.

The Advanced Eco-accredited Wildlife Habitat is a wildlife immersion exhibit - an open and interactive environment for guests and animals to mingle in a spacious natural setting. Visitors wander along elevated boardwalks, observing up close a huge range of flora and fauna as birds fly and animals roam freely. Experience the four different environments where visitors and animals mix freely, the Savannah, Wetlands, Rainforest and Grasslands environments. Hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies, observe cassowaries and Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroos, and cuddle a Koala! Experience the symphony of sounds and colors of wildlife and tantalize your taste buds at Queensland's best tropical buffet, as you enjoy Breakfast with the Birds or Lunch with the Lorikeets. Located at the entrance to Port Douglas, local shuttle buses operate regularly from Port Douglas to our door. If travelling from Cairns, Wildlife Habitat is located 50 minutes north along the scenic Captain Cook Highway.

Tropical Journeys’ Aquarius is a modern and luxurious sail vessel operating out of Port Douglas. With only 23 guests, Aquarius is a dedicated snorkel only vessel, offering a personalized experience to the stunning tropical island on the Great Barrier Reef. Relax on the spacious upper deck between guided snorkeling tours and devour the delicious seafood buffet lunch, as well as freshly made cakes for morning and afternoon tea.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Shop 44, The Reef Marina Port Douglas or Hotel Pick-up.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: full day (8.20am - 4.00pm).
How to get there: a complementary hotel transfer (in Port Douglas) is provided.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, swim suit, towel, sandals, warm top.
What is provided: Hotel Transfers in Port Douglas, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Afternoon Tea, Lunch, Wet suit.
Notes: Environmental surcharge is included in your ticket. Aquarius will be sailing to Horseshoe Bay at Tongue Reef. Estimated arrival time 11:00am. Guests snorkel from the back of the vessel and for those non-swimmers, there is a coral viewing boat available. Guided snorkel tours and an interpretive reef talk are included. Depart reef at 1:45pm and commence sailing to Port Douglas. Arrive at the Reef Marina at 4:00pm.

Owned by the Anangu Aboriginal people and jointly administered by Parks Australia, the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory holds a deep cultural significance for its traditional curators. It is home to the World Heritage listed Uluru – a searing sandstone monolith that stands 348 metres high and is inscribed by ancestral indigenous people. Visit the Cultural Centre to hear the stories, see the art, and chat to the Anangu guides who will escort you around Uluru base, take you to Kantju Gorge (where you’ll see Anangu rock art) and the Mutitjulu waterhole. This place will take your breath away!

Witnessing a sunset and sunrise over Uluru (Ayers Rock) is an awe-inspiring experience and a 'must do' on every visitor's list. Join one of the Uluru Sunrise Tours or Sunset Tours or watch the twice daily spectacle from one of the designated viewing areas inside the Park. 

As you travel towards Uluru, its vast shape rises from the sand dunes in the early dawn light highlighting its presence in this country. Your guide will take you to a special location to watch the sun rise over this amazing monolith and enjoy an outback picnic breakfast.

You will visit Mutijulu Waterhole on the Kuniya Walk and learn the Creation stories of Liru (poisonous snake) and Kuniya (python). After this short walk we will drive around the base of Uluru and hear the story of the Mala people before returning to the resort.

The perfect sunrise tour for those short on time or who don’t want to walk too far. 

Departure Time: Between 4:45 AM – 6:15 AM – subject to time of year.

Includes: 3 hour fully guided tour, Sunrise at Uluru, Outback picnic breakfast, Pick up and return from Ayers Rock Resort.

Excludes: National Park Entry Tickets are required for entry into Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park at $38 per person over the age of 18 years and are valid for three consecutive days. National Park entry is a government charge payable directly to the National Park and not included in touring price.

Ayers Rock Helicopters 15 Min Rock Blast is a thrilling ride which allows visitors to blast off to Uluru/Ayers Rock while taking in Ayers Rock and the stunning surroundings on the way. Ayers Rock Helicopters has a long and distinguished history operating in Central Australia and the pilots, who also act as an informative tour guide, have an extensive knowledge about the area.

For those with limited time, experience the highlights of South Australia’s nature based tourism destination, Kangaroo Island. As one of the popular day tours, guests will see all of the major attractions of Kangaroo Island. Visit Seal Bay Conservation Park where guests will be taken on a beach walk with an experienced park ranger to see Australian sea lions. Enjoy a delicious two course lunch at Vivonne Bay Bistro, set in a beautiful Australian bushland setting, followed by a visit to the Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, where guests will see koalas relaxing in the trees. Spend the afternoon at Flinders Chase National Park, walk around Remarkable Rocks and see playful Long-nosed Fur Seals at Admirals Arch.

Important Tour Details for Kangaroo Island Ferry/Fly Option:
Schedule: Pick-up at hotel at 6.15am. Phone: 1300 769 762.
6.45-9.00am: Coach transfer from Adelaide to Cape Jervis ferry terminal
9.00-9.45am: Ferry Cape Jervis to Penneshaw (Kangaroo Island)
9.45am: Tour departure from Penneshaw Ferry Terminal
9.45am-5.30pm: Touring Kangaroo Island
5.30pm: Drop-off at Kingscote Airport and 6.30pm Flight to Adelaide
7.00pm: Arrival at Adelaide Airport with taxi transfer back to the hortel (at 7.30pm).
Taxi note: Your SmartCar (taxi) driver will greet you inside the terminal upon arrival. Ph: 1300 887 121.
Flight note: We strongly recommend that all passengers WITH checked baggage present themselves 60 minutes prior to the scheduled time of departure and if travelling without checked baggage, 40 minutes prior. All counters will stop accepting customers for check-in 30 minutes prior to scheduled departure. As Regional Express Airlines are a ticketless organisation, photo identification is required at check-in. Baggage allowance is a maximum of 15kgs of checked-in baggage and 7kgs of hand luggage.
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure at hotel entrance.
Length of tour: allow 13.5 hours.
How to get there: Transfer to Cape Jervis, Ferry to Penneshaw, flight Kingscote to Adelaide.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, walking shoes, rain jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfers, ferry, flight, Qualified Guide, Seal Bay Conservation Park guided beach walk, 2 course lunch at Vivonne Bay Bistro set in a beautiful Australian bushland setting, Koala viewing at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Flinders Chase National Park – Remarkable Rocks & Admirals Arch.
Notes: Please note that pick up and drop off times can vary by up to 10 minutes. For all hotel/motel pick ups, please be waiting in view of the coach at your departure point. If you have any queries regarding your Hotel pick up, please contact Adelaide Sightseeing on 1300 769 762.

Winding along the wilderness of the Southern Ocean coast, southwest coast of Victoria, the Great Ocean Road is considered one of the most scenic drives in the world. From the craggy spires of the Twelve Apostles mountain range to the awe-inspiring waves of Bells Beach, this spectacular coastal route takes in everything from whale-spotting lookouts to historic ports, gushing waterfalls, and lush rainforests. The stretch between Melbourne and Adelaide is a popular road trip and can comfortably be done in five days. The route is an animal lover’s paradise, boasting a huge variety of fauna such as koalas, kangaroo, platypus, and glow worms. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Australian National Surfing Museum, filled with everything from boards to all kinds of elements of surf culture.

Tower Hill is a major natural landmark on the Princes Highway between Warrnambool and Port Fairy in south-western Victoria. The State Game Reserve occurs on the southern edge of the western Victorian volcanic plains at 38° 19' latitude and 142° 22' longitude and is a large nested maar volcano approximately 3kms by 2kms which erupted about 25,000 years ago. Tower Hill is a wetland reserve of approximately 610 hectares with half of the area being crater banks or islands in the shallow waters. Many people visit it to enjoy a picnic or walk, to see its wildlife or to study its geology.

Port Fairy is an attractive fishing and holiday town located in lee of Griffiths Island. A fishing fleet operates out of the Moyne River, that enters the sea through the two entrance walls constructed in the 1870s. The town has all holiday facilities, with a large caravan park located behind the beach. Houses back the southern end of the beach, while dunes and the golf course back the centre and northern end.The beach is 5.8 km long, extending in a broad, curving arc from Reef Point in the east, where it faces south, to the North Mole or harbour entrance wall in the south, where it faces east. Erosion along the southern end has resulted in the construction of a rough seawall and several wooden groynes. The Port Fairy Surf Life Saving Club, founded in 1950, is located on the foredune 1 km north of the north entrance wall. Its members average 10 rescues each year.The beach is composed of fine, white sand. It receives waves that average less than 0.5 m in the south, about 1 m at the surf lifesaving club (where it is also called East Beach) and up to 1.7 m by Reef Point. In response to the changing waves, the beach is fronted by a single, continuous, attached bar in the southern corner, with rips rarely present. However, by the surf club the surf is over 150 m wide with two bars. The inner bar is cut by rips every 250 m, while the outer bar has more widely spaced rips. Further up the beach, the waves and rips intensify. During and following high seas, a 300 to 400 m wide surf zone and a third outer bar can form.

Whether you’re up for a family picnic, a gentle walk, or an overnight trek, the Grampians National Park has something for everyone in its 150-plus kilometres of scenic trails. Popular sights within the park include the breathtaking MacKenzie Falls – a steep climb but well worth it once you’re there – the Balconies and Baroka Lookout for their spectacular views, and Billimena Shelter for the ancient Aboriginal rock art. In the afternoons, the chances of spotting some of the local fauna increases, while spring brings with it a spectacular array of wildflowers. So stock up on supplies, strap on your hiking boots, and explore the pure, rugged wilderness of the Grampians for a real taste of Victoria’s outback.

The famous penguin parade will lure you to Phillip island but a day out with Oceania Tours will allow you to discover so much more, including: Churchill Island, the Koala Conservation Centre, Nobbies and the seaside town of Cowes to explore, shop or taste some local seafood (not included). And finally, to the island’s black tie gala event: the Penguin Parade. From the Visitor’s Centre, you will meander along the boardwalk to the viewing platform and watch the little penguins come ashore, decked out in their tuxedos as they hurry off to find their burrows. By travelling in a small group, you will see the best that Phillip Island has to offer.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel pick-up and drop-off by Oceania Tours. Phone: 03 9497 2850.
Check-in: Meet guide at hotel lobby. Be ready 10 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 8-9 hours.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top.
What is provided: Transfers, Expert guide with extensive local knowledge, Specialised tour equipment, Entry fee to Churchill Island Heritage Farm, Entry fee to Koala Conservation Centre.
Notes: If you travel with us during the summer time (October - April), the penguins arrive later in the evening so you have some free time in the city of Cowes, where you can walk, shop or try along the beach or the pier Some local seafood for dinner (not included). At other times of the year you will go straight to the Nobbies and return home to Melbourne.

Home to over 10000 animals, including one of the world’s largest saltwater crocodiles in the state of the art Croc Lair exhibit, Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium takes visitors on an interactive adventure from the depths of the ocean to the icy waters of Antarctica. With interactive animal encounters, iconic state of the art displays and animal feeds, Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium is an excellent, educational and engaging experience.

Situated on the riverside, just opposite the Crown Casino, Melbourne Aquarium is home to thousands of animals, including sharks, turtles, stingrays, saw fish and tropical fish. As one of Victoria's leading family and tourist attractions, Melbourne Aquarium offers entertainment for both the young and the old. Walk underwater through the glass viewing tunnels and see Australia's marine life. Get within inches of huge sharks, rays and turtles and see some of the remarkable marine and freshwater animals that Australia is known for.

Melbourne Zoo is located just five minutes away from the city centre and over houses 250 species from around the world in the beautifully landscaped settings. Visitors can see majestic Asian Elephants, sleek Sumatran Tigers and Orang-utans swinging through the trees. Visit the Gorilla Rainforest, or see koalas and kangaroos in the Australian bush setting. Discover the exciting new interactive exhibits designed especially for kids. Visitors will get the chance to learn all about our animals, and the zoo's fight to save wildlife from extinction.

Queen Victoria Market is the heart and soul of Melbourne. Eat, shop, explore and discover your way through our iconic food halls and heritage Sheds where the banter is as fresh as the produce. Or simply soak up the atmosphere of the largest open-air market in the Southern Hemisphere. There is no place like our Market. It is an experience that engages all the senses.

Ideally located within the Kent Street precinct, Fraser Suites Sydney luxury apartments are set right in the heart of a vibrant shopping and entertainment district. The 42-storey tower of striking glass façade rises to define part of Sydney’s skyline as a distinctive city landmark graced by an elegant 6-metre rainfall chandelier that greets every guest who walks into the foyer.

Fraser Suites Sydney offers 201 fully furnished luxury residences including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and duplex penthouse suites, with only seven on each floor to give the guest a sense of exclusivity. Be it for the custom-designed interior furnishings, the facilities and amenities available or the convenient location, Fraser Suites Sydney is the perfect choice for the discerning traveller, whether business or leisure, for long or short term stay.

Ideally located within the Kent Street precinct, Fraser Suites Sydney luxury apartments are set right in the heart of a vibrant shopping and entertainment district. The 42-storey tower of striking glass façade rises to define part of Sydney’s skyline as a distinctive city landmark graced by an elegant 6-metre rainfall chandelier that greets every guest who walks into the foyer.

Fraser Suites Sydney offers 201 fully furnished luxury residences including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and duplex penthouse suites, with only seven on each floor to give the guest a sense of exclusivity. Be it for the custom-designed interior furnishings, the facilities and amenities available or the convenient location, Fraser Suites Sydney is the perfect choice for the discerning traveller, whether business or leisure, for long or short term stay.

Mandalay offers five star comfort with exclusive walkway
access to Port Douglas’ magnificent Four Mile Beach.
Designed to reflect beach style and relaxed elegance,
these spacious self contained apartments are ideal for
couples and families, with two large pools and a tennis
court onsite.

The apartments feature high quality appliances, and all
the trimmings of a five star experience. Friendly service
and exceptional hospitality complete this sensational Port
Douglas property. You will feel so at home at Mandalay,
you will never want to leave.

Mandalay offers five star comfort with exclusive walkway
access to Port Douglas’ magnificent Four Mile Beach.
Designed to reflect beach style and relaxed elegance,
these spacious self contained apartments are ideal for
couples and families, with two large pools and a tennis
court onsite.

The apartments feature high quality appliances, and all
the trimmings of a five star experience. Friendly service
and exceptional hospitality complete this sensational Port
Douglas property. You will feel so at home at Mandalay,
you will never want to leave.

Named after the soaring white sails that crown its roof, this is Voyages Ayers Rock Resort's premium hotel. The interior decor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and in the private rooms. Slip into comfort right in the heart of the central Australian outback at Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel. Relax in beautifully appointed rooms, enjoy a cocktail in the lovely grounds, or sit back and relax under the magnificent white sails. The Hotel also features the acclaimed Mulgara Gallery, the lively, buffet-style Winkiku Restaurant, tapas-style cuisine by the pool at Rockpool (seasonal), and the award winning signature restaurant of Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, Kuniya Restaurant.

Named after the soaring white sails that crown its roof, this is Voyages Ayers Rock Resort's premium hotel. The interior decor focuses on Aboriginal heritage and culture, with a gallery in the lobby and significant artworks featured throughout the public areas and in the private rooms. Slip into comfort right in the heart of the central Australian outback at Voyages Sails in the Desert Hotel. Relax in beautifully appointed rooms, enjoy a cocktail in the lovely grounds, or sit back and relax under the magnificent white sails. The Hotel also features the acclaimed Mulgara Gallery, the lively, buffet-style Winkiku Restaurant, tapas-style cuisine by the pool at Rockpool (seasonal), and the award winning signature restaurant of Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, Kuniya Restaurant.

Overlooking the Swan River, Fraser Suites Perth offers fully-furnished, luxurious serviced apartments in Perth’s CBD. Close to the Convention Centre, the WACA Ground and only a few kilometres from Crown Casino, its prime downtown location makes this the perfect hotel to enjoy all the entertainment and dining options Perth has to offer.

Exquisite interior design meets practical luxury in this award-winning apartment hotel with 151 one and two bedroom apartments, as well as 85 studios. The air-conditioned apartments feature opening floor-to-ceiling windows that capture panoramic views of the Swan River and its surrounds. Some also have spacious balconies.

Dine at the hotel’s Heirloom By Pete Evans restaurant with alfresco dining and a menu designed by chef Pete Evans. Enjoy piano nights and happy hours in the stylish Lobby Bar, or try our 24-hour in-room dining menu for something more intimate. Other facilities that can be enjoyed here include a spa, sauna, indoor heated swimming pool and a well-equipped 24-hour fitness centre.

Overlooking the Swan River, Fraser Suites Perth offers fully-furnished, luxurious serviced apartments in Perth’s CBD. Close to the Convention Centre, the WACA Ground and only a few kilometres from Crown Casino, its prime downtown location makes this the perfect hotel to enjoy all the entertainment and dining options Perth has to offer.

Exquisite interior design meets practical luxury in this award-winning apartment hotel with 151 one and two bedroom apartments, as well as 85 studios. The air-conditioned apartments feature opening floor-to-ceiling windows that capture panoramic views of the Swan River and its surrounds. Some also have spacious balconies.

Dine at the hotel’s Heirloom By Pete Evans restaurant with alfresco dining and a menu designed by chef Pete Evans. Enjoy piano nights and happy hours in the stylish Lobby Bar, or try our 24-hour in-room dining menu for something more intimate. Other facilities that can be enjoyed here include a spa, sauna, indoor heated swimming pool and a well-equipped 24-hour fitness centre.

Nestled in 80 acres atop the Cape Leeuwin Ridge, each 2 bedroom chalet captures stunning panoramic views over the Indian Ocean and Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. The location could not be better, situated right in the heart of the renowned Margaret River Wine district; many wineries and even the Margaret River Township itself are all within a 10 minute drive. Yet looking from your chalet living or bedrooms across the unspoilt land and seascape, you would never guess that civilisation was so close at hand.

Nestled in 80 acres atop the Cape Leeuwin Ridge, each 2 bedroom chalet captures stunning panoramic views over the Indian Ocean and Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. The location could not be better, situated right in the heart of the renowned Margaret River Wine district; many wineries and even the Margaret River Township itself are all within a 10 minute drive. Yet looking from your chalet living or bedrooms across the unspoilt land and seascape, you would never guess that civilisation was so close at hand.

The beautifully restored Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury is located on Victoria Square in Adelaide CBD, just a few minutes’ walk from Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall.

The 4.5 star apartment hotel is housed in one of the oldest and most historically significant buildings in South Australia and its restoration is recognised by UNESCO.

Vital historic aspects, including the central garden, underground tunnels and historic Cabinet Room were beautifully preserved and are open to the public on tours conducted by the National Trust.

The apartment hotel seamlessly combines the building’s historic charm with modern comforts and facilities, offering accommodation in 79 guest rooms including studios, one and two bedroom apartments, well equipped with amenities such as fully-equipped kitchens and free WiFi.

The beautifully restored Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury is located on Victoria Square in Adelaide CBD, just a few minutes’ walk from Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall.

The 4.5 star apartment hotel is housed in one of the oldest and most historically significant buildings in South Australia and its restoration is recognised by UNESCO.

Vital historic aspects, including the central garden, underground tunnels and historic Cabinet Room were beautifully preserved and are open to the public on tours conducted by the National Trust.

The apartment hotel seamlessly combines the building’s historic charm with modern comforts and facilities, offering accommodation in 79 guest rooms including studios, one and two bedroom apartments, well equipped with amenities such as fully-equipped kitchens and free WiFi.

The Barn is nestled among five acres of lush, landscaped gardens, near Mount Gambier, in the fertile Limestone Coast region of South Australia. The establishments large luxurious king and spa suites, as well as garden view rooms are a blend of elegance, luxury and comfort. Dine at The Barn Steakhouse where the local grass fed beef is aged on the premises and cooked over mallee coals. The Steakhouse boasts a wine list featuring over 400 selections, specializing in the wines of Coonawarra and the Limestone Coast. Guests may spend the day exploring Blue Lake, or playing golf at the Blue Lake Golf Course.

Oscars Waterfront Boutique Hotel offers well appointed rooms and lounge areas, that provide the ideal setting for guests to relax and unwind in the seaside town of Port Fairy. Situated in the heart of Port Fairy, Oscars is located on the Moyne River. In close proximity to the beach as well as the river, fantastic swimming is possible in the summer and beautiful walks in the winter along the majestic Moyne River Marina. Multiple galleries, restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs, shopping as well as historical landmarks, are all within walking distance of the hotel. Port Fairy is in a central location from which to enjoy all the delights of the region.

Perfectly located just 200 m from Apollo Bay Beach, and only a short walk to the restaurants, shops, and cafes, this guest house has two separate en-suite bedrooms and a separate studio. The rooms have lovely sea views. Wi-fi and continental breakfast are complimentary. There is a sunny terrace with scenic ocean and garden views plus a guest lounge. Apollo Bay Guest House is located on the Great Ocean Road, 5 minutes walk from the Apollo Bay Golf Club. Great Otway National Park is a 20-minute drive, and Melbourne is a 2.5-hour drive away.

Adelphi Hotel presents an extraordinary palette of temptations. Swinging couches, signature desserts, cocktails, candles and Liquorice All-Sort stools are merely the entrée. Discover thirty-four sumptuous rooms, world-class amenities, the serene lobby space, magnificent 10-seater boardroom and famous rooftop pool and deck area, as well as Om Nom Kitchen & Bar, Mon Bijou cocktail bar and the award winning Ezard restaurant located in the basement level.

Adelphi Hotel presents an extraordinary palette of temptations. Swinging couches, signature desserts, cocktails, candles and Liquorice All-Sort stools are merely the entrée. Discover thirty-four sumptuous rooms, world-class amenities, the serene lobby space, magnificent 10-seater boardroom and famous rooftop pool and deck area, as well as Om Nom Kitchen & Bar, Mon Bijou cocktail bar and the award winning Ezard restaurant located in the basement level.