Great Western Tiers Route
Second-largest city is the starting point for this Go-West adventure that includes walks, caves, waterfalls, gardens, artists and craftspeople
Second-largest city is the starting point for this Go-West adventure that includes walks, caves, waterfalls, gardens, artists and craftspeople
The midlands route through the centre of the island from Hobart to Launceston, offers a whole complete holiday on its own.
Tassie's varied scenery, taking in lush forests, picturesque farms, sparkling waterways, quaint towns and fine food and wine outlets.
The 'Holiday Isle' has emerged from its fascinating convict past to offer a very special vacation experience for the world's travellers.
Close to the remote northern tip of Cape York Peninsula lies a boundless wilderness of tall rainforest straight out of Jurassic Park.
The Cape’s most accessible wilderness reserve has enough variety and interest in its 50,000 sq.km of savannah and fertile riverine flats.
The relative isolation of the Cape York Peninsula does not mean that they lack facilities and interesting attractions for adventurous travel.
Hundreds of 4WD enthusiasts set off from Cairns and Cooktown for the long trek to Cape York. It is one of Australia’s classic adventure.
A short ferry ride from Seisia, near the northern tip of Cape York Peninsula, takes you to a totally unique & fascinating multicultural world.
The ‘Trip to the Tip’ starts from Cairns with two options. Take the winding coastal road through Port Douglas and Cape Tribulation to Cooktown
Flora and Fauna the most spectacular examples are the dense rainforests of the Jardine River and Iron Range national parks.
1860’s Cape York was a wild, trackless expanse of rock, scrub & impenetrable rainforest, government saw the need for an outpost supply station