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Travel Guide: Australia

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AUSTRALIA

Dive the turquoise waters of the Great Barrier Reef, explore the red expanses of the outback, enjoy fine dining beside the white shells of Sydney Opera House, and experience countless other unforgettable adventures 

SYDNEY

Australia’s oldest and largest city, Sydney ranks alongside Vancouver, Cape Town, and Rio as one of the world’s most stunning oceanside metropolises. Its laidback outdoor lifestyle, friendly locals, and stunning natural beauty make an outstandingly easy and pleasant city to visit. 

TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Sydney Harbour Bridge

The view of the bridge, the Harbour, and the nearby Sydney Opera House is widely regarded as an iconic image of Sydney, and of Australia itself. Nicknamed "the Coathanger" because of its arch-based design, the bridge carries rail, vehicular, bicycle and pedestrian traffic

Bondi Beach 

Even to locals, the golden sands of Bondi Beach are a slice of heaven, and its proximity to the city makes it easily accessible. Each day the sunrise brings early-morning surfers, swims in ocean pools and a local ritual of delicious coffee. As the sun sets, beachside bars come to life and shoppers browse designer boutiques.

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Quay

There’s hardly a more quintessential luxurious Sydney experience than dining at Quay. It’s impossible to bypass the fact that, housed in the Overseas Passenger Terminal and making use of the corner tower, it boasts one of Sydney’s best harbour views, from the Harbour Bridge right around to the Opera House. 

Rockpool Bar & Grill

From its opulent, green-marbled, art deco interior to the choreographed service from floor staff, this striking establishment has never been anything less than special.

MELBOURNE

Melbourne is Australia's mecca for all things trendy and tasty. With exquisite dining, exhilarating sport and abundant art experiences, there are plenty of brilliant things to do in Melbourne.

TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Shrine of Remembrance

In the parkland area of Kings Domain, the Shrine of Remembrance sits as a memorial dedicated to veterans of WWI. It’s a lovely building to look at on its own, but what most people don’t know is that you can climb the stairs for a secret viewpoint on first level, which provides an amazing vista of Melbourne’s city skyline.

Federation Square

As the city’s main culture and entertainment hub, Federation Square is where it all happens. Explore galleries, pop-up, bars, special events, cultural exhibitions and a plethora of shopping and dining

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Vue de monde

Vue de monde is a renowned restaurant that constantly evolves its chef's menu to highlight the beauty of native Australian ingredients. With a young and creative chef at the helm, the dishes are a perfect blend of modernity and tradition, featuring local produce such as marron, wallaby, and green ants.

Tonka

Known for its flavorful dishes, the restaurant is particularly praised for its exceptional desserts and its warm, pillowy naan bread. The trout cooked in the tandoori oven is also a must-try, promising a memorable dining experience.

PERTH

Embrace the best of both worlds in Perth, where soft-sand beaches and scenic parks meet a thriving metropolis of small bars, creative restaurants and curated street art.

TOP PLACES TO VISIT

Cottesloe Beach

It's fair to say that Cottesloe Beach is Perth’s postcard beach. With its feathery soft blonde sand and clear aquamarine ocean, it charms without even trying. Marine Parade, which runs parallel to the coast, has numerous cafés and bars that compete for attention

Swan Valley

Just 25 minutes from Perth, Swan Valley is one of the world's closest wine regions to a capital city.

When the weather’s fine, grab a table under the vines and enjoy a slower pace of life as you savour good food, good wine and great views of the Darling Ranges and tranquil Lake Yakine.

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Wildflower

Wildflower might be Perth’s crowning jewel of fine dining. Fittingly perched atop the State Buildings with stunning views over the city and the Swan River, the menu journeys through the six Noongar seasons and fittingly utilises uniquely Western Australian ingredients

Balthazar

A pocket of calm, the mood is relaxed and refined – celebrating everyday with thoughtful dishes focusing on local produce. 

Their Wine Room offers an exclusive and intimate space, perfect for that special occasion.

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