Remote, untamed yet developed, Australia is one of the most fascinating places to visit as a traveller. In Australia, you can explore wildlife, bushland, dazzling beaches and cosmopolitan cities. Whether you’re looking for adrenaline-fuelled escapades, good food, culture and entertainment or serene moments in the wild, Australia delivers.

The sprawling cosmopolitan metropolis of Sydney is a haven for the finer things in life. You can look for Sydney airport accommodation to spend a few days in the heart of the city. Check with options like Citadines Connect Sydney Airport to look for advance booking deals. Once you’re settled in Sydney for your holiday, plan a day at Bondi or Manly and a day of retail therapy and coffee shop fun in the CBD. Go to the harbourfront for fine dining, street performances and family fun. If you’re a museum buff, Sydney’s got you covered. Get on a ferry at Circular Quay to catch glimpses of breathtaking views. Sydney can keep you enthralled for a few days, and let you savour the true Aussi spirit.

There is a wild, mystical beauty to Australia’s natural beauty. Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef is utterly beautiful, and thriving with vibrant, pulsating life forms. Sacred Uluru or Ayers Rock in Northern Australia is a ruggedly captivating living cultural landscape. On Fraser Island, you can enjoy the wilderness at its unadulterated beauty and drink some of the freshest, mineral-rich water in the entire world. The MacKenzie Falls are mesmerizing while the Blue Mountains will capture your soul.

The world’s 6th biggest country, and a vast continent – Australia is ideal for long road trips. You can join outback and wild nature camping tours or get together with experienced travellers to explore on your own. Rent a 4Wd and explore coastal roads or spend weeks small-town hopping. You could plan a couple of weeks to explore the eastern side of the country. Tasmania's enchanting island charm is worth exploring on a road trip.

Aussies are proud of their beaches, and with good reason. The coastline in this vast continent stretches over 23,000 miles. There is something for every kind of beach lover in Australia. Surf enthusiasts can take their surfboards and enthusiasm to Bondi or Manly Beach in Sydney or Wategos Beach and Byron Bay. Bells Beach in Melbourne is another famous surfing spot along with Cape Woolamai in Phillip Island. Those who love white sandy beaches can seek bliss at Shelly Beach in Sydney or Whitehaven Beach by the Great Barrier Reef or Cable Beach in rural Broom. The Four Mile Beach in Port Douglas, as well as Hyams Beach, are two other popular spots of white sand. Rottnest Island in Perth is scattered with lovely beaches, wild trails and beloved quokkas.

A large part of Australia remains untouched and in its authentic natural state. You can camp in the wilderness, explore wide open spaces and visit meandering waterways in lush forests. There are numerous natural parks scattered across Australia – and some even close to urban environs. You could even go skiing (yes, it snows out there) in Australia. And, wildlife in this fascinating part of the world is unique. There are Kangaroos hopping around in parks, Koalas, adorable cockatoos, wombats and shy kookaburras. You’ll have many encounters with wildlife in their natural habitats in Australia.If you love marine life, a visit to the Great Barrier Reef should be part of your holiday. Visible from space itself, this large coral reef is true testament to the vibrant potency of nature in its purest form – as is Australia.