Australia’s classic three-part itinerary is a mix of one of Australia’s most cosmopolitan and exciting of cities, a taste of the Outback topped by Uluru its most famous topographical feature, and the Great Barrier Reef - the country’s three world wonder icons, in other words, in one neat trinity of a package.

Here’s our guide to two perfect weeks of beach living, Oz style. Drive from Noosa to Sydney including the Sunshine Coast, Southern Queensland Outback, Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour, Port Stephens and Sydney.

A rail journey around Australia including travelling on the Indian Pacific from Perth to Adelaide following by the Ghan to Alice Springs, ending in Sydney.

Our transcontinental, Indian Ocean to the Pacific, itinerary links Australia’s southwest with the Red Centre and Uluru, Sydney and Lord Howe Island.

A rail journey around Australia including travelling on the Ghan from Alice to Darwin, as well as riding the rails down the coast of Queensland.

A perfect family itinerary in our summer when the north of Australia is at its weather best including time in Sydney, Ayers Rock, Kakadu National Park and Port Douglas in tropical Queensland.

A perfect combination of activities in Sydney, Time in Noosa with its stunning surf beaches and close to Australia Zoo and finally a stay on Hamilton Island in the Whitsundays all with apartment style accommodation ideal for families.

A perfect blend of striking landscapes of The Blue Mountains, the famous vineyards if the Hunter Valley and a luxury stay in Sydney, arguably the world’s most alluring city.

Take this famous rail journey from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific, through some of the most inhospitable terrain imaginable, but in the most hospitable of styles.

An unbeatable marriage for any lover of good food and wine: Sydney, a stunningly located city packed with celebrated restaurants, and the Hunter Valley one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed wine producing regions right on the doorstep.

The drive from Sydney to Melbourne boasts dramatic coastal scenery and a stock of natural assets. This 7 day self drive will lead you through forested mountains, over rolling green hills as well as a string of delightful seaside settlements, lakes and fishing harbours, the coast alternates between towering cliffs and deserted beaches - rolling surf one minute, gentle, toddler-friendly waters the next.

A perfect combination of Australia’s most spectacular harbour city, the stunning scenery of the Blue Mountains and the magnificent beaches of southern New South Wales at Jervis Bay.

Explore the country at your own pace, with unbeatable freedom to travel where you want without having to find a hotel at the end of the day. Australia  has a network of well-appointed campsites, mostly equipped with barbecues and often in secluded locations, including national parks.