Great Ocean Road
If you are in Melbourne you cannot miss the chance to see the Great Ocean Road. The most fascinating and diverse coastal scenery offers, including golden sandy beaches, sheer cliff faces, surf beaches and amazing rock formations. Pass through the coastal towns of Lorne, Wye River and see the amazing Cape Patton. Many opportunities to photograph stunning scenery such as the stone monoliths of the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge - the site of the tragic shipwreck and London Bridge. You also get to see kangaroos and koalas and if you're lucky, a snail or two!

Yarra Valley Wineries with Blue Dandenong's Tour
The Yarra Valley, the premier grape growing region of Victoria. A tour designed especially for those with an appreciation of fine Australian wines. From the charm of the Blue Dandenong's tour to the picturesque Yarra Valley wine growing regions where you will have ample opportunities to sample Australian wines. Ride through the forest on the Puffing Billy steam train. Stop at Sherbrooke Forest noted for it's lyrebirds, tall mountain ash eucalyptus and fern gullies. Pass by quaint mountain villages to Mount Dandenong summit as you tour into the Yarra Valley.

Alice Springs
Alice Springs is situated in the heart of Australia. It's nearest population centres are Darwin to the north and Adelaide to the south, both more than 1,300 Kilometres away, or two hours by jet passenger aircraft. Brisbane and Perth are also an equidistance of 2,000 kilometres on the east and west coastlines. In the centre of Australia surrounded by red desert lies Alice Springs. Once a remote outpost, Alice Springs is now the second biggest town in the Territory, with all the conveniences of a modern city. Alice Springs has the distinction of being the largest airport in the Southern Hemisphere in terms of land area, with 3,544 hectares.

Old Telegraph Station
The telegraph station, two kilometres north of the town, is now a museum. This telegraph station was built in the 1870s near a water hole of the dry Todd River in the Northern Territory. The Australian overland telegraph lines were to run north to south at this spot where a town originally named Stuart was established in 1888. Stuart became Alice Springs in 1933.

School of Air
School of the Air is a popular tourist destination for both local and international tourists in Alice Springs. This School provides an educational service for about 140 children living on properties or settlements covering over 1 million square kilometres of Central Australia. These children grow and develop in a peculiar situation, isolated in a unique environment and their formal education must of necessity be unorthodox. The Visitor Centre provides tourists with a view of radio lessons in action and background information on the school, how it operates, and the lifestyle of the students enrolled.

Anzac Hill Lookout
Meet members of the local Aboriginal community and learn about their culture through the wide range of historic photographs and exhibits. Enjoy demonstrations of boomerang and spear throwing and learn about traditional sources for food and medicine. There will be an opportunity to sample bush foods, Following morning tea of damper and billy tea, learn about tribal life, languages, art, music and enjoy an Aboriginal dance performance. Sunrise and sunset are especially beautiful when the hills are fired up under a golden glow. Drive up by turning off the Stuart Highway or just walk up via Lions Walk on Wills Terrace. (Anzac is the abbreviation of Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, representing men and women who fought in the great wars).

Palm Valley
Palm Valley is quite a unique place as it's a gorge filled with a variety of palm trees - in the middle of the desert. The road, which is in fact only a track, can only be driven by a four-wheel drive.

Hermannsburg
Hermannsburg, 125 km west of Alice Springs, is an Aboriginal settlement. It was established by German Lutheran missionaries in the middle of the 19th century. Many buildings are still intact and can be visited.

Amphitheatre
The striking rock formations of the Lost City and the sheer cliffs of the Amphitheatre are incredible. Visit the spectacular rock formation known as the Amphitheatre.