States and Territories of Australia

South Australia

South Australia is known as a state of festivals and of fine wine. More than half of Australia's wines are produced here. This is also the best place for those who are looking for contact with nature such as whale watching, canoeing and horse riding.  More info>

New South Wales

New South Wales offers you the widest range of activities in Australia. The State is rich in magnificent beaches, great to do water sports. You can for a walk in colorful rainforest or just enjoy skiing in the mountains. The biggest and the oldest city of Sydney wait for you with its night life.  More info>

Victoria

Victoria is the smallest of Australian inland states, but has lot of beautiful sights to offer. Here you will find Australian Alps going up to 2000 metres, unique ocean cliffs and rolling green hills with wide vineyards. Victoria is also famous for Great Ocean Road, which features The Twelve Apostles. Melbourne, Victoria’s capital city, is situated in Philip Bay. Not only you can experience bursting nightlife here, but relax in one of the splendid restaurants.  More info>

Queensland

Queensland, also called the Sunshine State, is a state of many contrasts. It is the only part of Australia with 6 climate zones. Here you will find long beaches of Gold and Sunshine Coast, Great Barrier Reef, virgin and lush rainforest and dry outback. Brisbane, Queensland’s capital, is a city full of energy, style, arts and culture.   More info>

Tasmania

Tasmania is the most preserved Australia’s State. About 40% of land is classified as a National Park. The Island has a vide diversity of mountains, beaches, rivers and bays. It offers naturally produced Tasmanian food, wine and beer. For adventure and nature seekers there is no better place like this.  More info>

Northern Territory

Northern Territory will introduce to you the best of Aboriginal culture. Historical sites, rock art painting and community life are to be found throughout most areas.
This state is the widest and less touched by European civilization.  More info>

Western Australia

Western Australia is Australia's largest state covering the third of the mainland, but with only 10% of Australian population, so one word which can describe is “space”. It is the region of enormous desserts, white sand beaches and the world’s biggest diamond mine.  More info>

Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

The Australian Capital Territory is 80 km long and 30 km wide. It offers the best Australian culture experience. South of the region is dominated by Canberra with Australian greatest institutions and the north of the region consists mainly the Namadgi National Park. There are plenty walking trails and some magnificent barbecue areas to stopover.  More info>