Victoria in southeastern Australia  encompasses mountains, national parks, wineries and surfing beaches with some stunning drives

Western Australia, covers the entire western third of the country, it is made up mostly of the arid Outback and its population is concentrated in the fertile southwestern corner of the state

South Australia is an internationally renowned wildlife haven. It is also known for its wine. The Barossa Valley is Australia’s richest and best-known wine region. Premium wines, five-star restaurants and cellar doors abound among the hills and vineyards.

Tasmania or “Tassie” is Australia’s island state, many of the attractions and highlights are found in nature! Stunnings views and sights greet you around every corner!

The Northern Territory is famed for its Outback desert landscapes, aptly nicknamed “the Red Centre”.

The Nation’s Capital as well as the federal district’s forest, farmland and nature reserves earn Canberra its nickname, the “Bush Capital.”