A great way to get around in Australia is to go by the Greyhound Australia. It is the bus company in Australia with most destinations. Furthermore you get to see more of the country and are destined to obtain many more experiences compared to flying to your destination. Drop off is often in the inner city of your destination. Also, many hostels have shuttle bus, picking up and dropping off travellers at the Greyhound bus Australia destination points.
Airlie Beach is the gateway to the Whitsunday Islands and home to some of the best nights life in Queensland. The lack in big clubs and big Dj’s name makes up, with an atmosphere simply unlike any oth...
The Blue Mountains are around an hour and a half drive from Sydney, but are also accessible via a spectacular train journey. The Blue Mountains get their name due to the gasses that the gum trees r...
Canberra is home to 347,000 people and many of them are involved directly or indirectly with politics. The Parliament House is a spectacular building with amazing gardens surrounding it, and it includ...
Darwin is the capital of Northern Territory and one of the most modern capitals in Australia. There are a lot of restaurants, trendy cafes, casinos, a great nightlife and many beautiful beaches.D...
Bundaberg produce 1/5 of Australia's total sugar crop and with a population of 45,000 people, many backpackers stop in Bundaberg to work on the fruit farms. The city is built around the Burnett River,...
If you cross the Daintree River with the car ferry, you will start your journey into an absolutely stunning area, you should not miss on your journey around Australia. With pristine rainforest right ...
The Whitsunday Islands are actually a chain of 74 islands and this truly spectacular area is home to the famous Whitehaven Beach and Hamilton, Day Dream and Hook Islands. The best way to explore the ...
When you arrive to Alice Springs, no matter if it is by plane, train or car, you have about 1,500 kilometres to the nearest major city, up north to Darwin or Adelaide in south. Alice Springs is like a...
Eaglehawk Neck was originally known as the gateway for stopping convicts from being able to escape from Port Arthur. It was guarded at the narrowest point to prevent convicts being able to escape t...
Brisbane is vibrant, busy and constantly growing city and the capital city of Queensland. It is built around the Brisbane River, which is famous for River Fire, an annual fireworks and light display d...
Most people just stop off at Townsville on their way to Magnetic Island, however it is worth stopping an extra day to check out Townsville itself. The recently redeveloped Strand area is a great plac...
Melbourne is the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia, with a population of more than 4 million. Melbourne is Australia’s fastest growing city and was recently voted as Austra...
Kangaroo Island is an amazing island with a spectacular landscape, gorgeous beaches, majestic forests and National Parks. The ferry is a 112 kilometres trip from Adelaide. Kangaroo Isl...
Devils Marbles is one of the most visited packs in Northern Territory and the main tourist attractions in the Barkly region. With much of the scenery in the Northern Territory, Devils Marbles is a...
Adelaide is the fifth largest city in Australia and is the capital of South Australia. Adelaide is mostly known for its festivals, sports and its tasteful wines, where Barossa Valley an...
Ayers Rock or Uluru are two unique rock formations, you cannot see like this any other place on earth. The entrance fee into the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is $25 AuD per adult (16 years and ...
Katherine is the largest town between Darwin and Alice Springs with more than 10,000 people living here and it keeps growing. Earlier the main economic came from mining, but with the mine Mount To...
Bicheno is famous for its Red Bill Bay surf-spot, the laid back lifestyle and the Fairy (little) Penguins. Like most of the small towns on the east coast it is a great spot to stop on your journey....
The Great Ocean Road begins at Torquay and ends near Warrnambool in Victoria’s south west. It is an amazing drive and if you have the opportunity you have to experience the Great Ocean Road. With amaz...
Sydney's inner city is charming yet busy, during the day you can wander around looking at the diverse range of buildings as the CBD is small enough to make your way by foot. The Botanical Garden is...
