Australia is a land of contrasts from the red desert in the centre known as the ‘Outback’ to the beautiful blue waters and golden sands of our amazing coastline. Our unique wildlife will thrill you and our big cities will excite you. Create memories to last a lifetime when you hold a cuddly Koala in your arms or swim with wild dolphins in their natural environment, a truly rare and exhilarating experience. Explore the dramatically different world of the Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders. Their rich ancient culture will take you back into Australia’s diverse past with traces of its roots at least 40,000 years ago - one of the longest of any society on the planet.

Discover our unique wonders such as Australia’s most famous marine area, the Great Barrier Reef or the 12 Apostles, which stand-alone against the dramatic backdrop of sheer cliff face and wild ocean. The magnificent canyons, sheer valleys and thundering waterfalls of the Blue Mountains will take your breath away and the World Heritage Listed Fraser Island, which stretches 120 kilometres long and 10 kilometres wide, offers vast white beaches, stunning headlands and rainforests, with exceptional camping. Not to mention our gorgeous rainforests, national parks and that giant rock which sits in the centre of our magical land – Uluru (Ayers Rock).

So much to see with many wide-open spaces Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, with the lowest population density. Your journey to our shores is bound to be exceptional.

Awesome landscapes, lush forests, amazing wildlife and a pleasant climate make New Zealand an amazing holiday experience and a haven for outdoor lovers with activities galore. A great place to unwind this diverse, sophisticated and multicultural society with the friendliness, and openness of the ‘Kiwis’ will undoubtedly impress you. And the best thing of all about New Zealand is that all of these diversity, physical, cultural, and artistic landscapes are amazingly close to each other!

Asian, European, Maori and the Pacific have influenced New Zealand’s culture and its colourful and dramatic history dates back thousands of years. Amazing Maori historic sites and taonga (treasures) are a contrast to many beautiful colonial buildings. A walk around any New Zealand city today will show you what a culturally diverse and fascinating destination it has become.

There is no wonder why the Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed here. As a testament to the stunning nature that is on display with rugged landscapes, pretty beaches, and often-spectacular geothermal and volcanic activity, New Zealand’s nature is impressing visitors time and time again.

Come and see what all the fuss is about and leave inspired and captivated by a culture far different from your own.