SYDNEY

Day 1 - 6

Australia’s largest and arguably most popular city immediately conjures up images of the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House, yet Sydney has much more to offer. From the green parks and excellent beaches and the nearby Blue Mountains, to its excellent and creative gastronomic scene and interesting cultural attractions, Sydney has something for everyone. Spend a day exploring the history, attractions and culture of the city before exploring some of Australia’s finest nature.

BYRON BAY

Day 6 - 10

Famed worldwide for its surfing beaches, Byron Bay is a must for those looking to take advantage of the excellent waves of Australia’s coastline. The town has more to offer than just beaches though, and its laid-back atmosphere attracts a mixture of creatives, families and backpackers. Watch humpback whales from one of the viewpoints or go scuba diving in the clear waters before relaxing in a local pub and enjoying the vibrant community of Byron Bay.

GOLD COAST

Day 10 - 14

With endless sandy beaches lined with surfers, a year-round sunny climate and a lively nightlife and cultural scene, Gold Coast is an iconic Australian destination. When relaxing on the beach visitors may feel like they’re in a far away paradise, but on seeing the high rise buildings by the beachfront are reminded of the metropolis itself. Gold Coast boasts sun, fun and surf, and is a must for those looking to experience the fun-loving spirit of the region.

PERTH

Day 14 - 19

Often overlooked by its more popular east coast siblings of Sydney and Melbourne, Perth is a city worth visiting in its own right. The urban hub of Western Australia, Perth mixes its beautiful surroundings with an excellent downtown full of interesting architecture, art galleries and great cafes and restaurants. With some of Australia’s best beaches on its doorstep, this city should be on everyone’s list.