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UNDISCOVERED AUSTRALIA

Delight in exceptional city experiences, wondrous wildlife encounters, exclusive outback adventures, scenic vineyards, and superior dining as you journey through the states of Western Australia and South Australia.

An Australian farmer checking wine grapes corps growing in a vineyard in Swan Valley near Perth in Western, Australia.

Soft-sand beaches sit alongside an urban metropolis in Perth, blending city sophistication with natural beauty. View the night sky from the 120-year-old Perth Observatory, the oldest observatory in Western Australia, and visit the imposing Bell Tower, considered one of the largest musical instruments in the world, which houses the pre-14th century bells of London’s St Martin-in-the-Fields Church.


Perth is bustling with visionary restaurants and a thriving bar scene, and just minutes away you’ll find the picturesque wineries of the Swan Valley region, alongside breweries and distilleries. Be sure to make time for a ferry ride out to Rottnest Island. Filled with beautiful bays and coral reefs, this idyllic island is home to adorable quokkas, the world’s cutest mini marsupials, found only in Western Australia.


Red earth meets white sand in the Golden Outback and colorful wildflowers are on vivid display in Lucky Bay. Head east for a picturesque bush walk and explore the ages-old rock formations of Dundas Rocks and the remains of the old ghost town that was the original settlement. Take the Dundas Coach Road Heritage Trail to discover the most of this fascinating region.


Those wanting to experience the vast landscapes of the Australian Outback should visit South Australia’s Flinders Ranges, taking in iconic landmarks like Wilpena Pound and Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary. For daring aquatic activities, head to Port Lincoln for a one-of-a-kind shark cage dive or a swim with sea lions off the coast.


Adelaide is full of superlative experiences. Spend the day exploring the vibrant botanical gardens and museums showcasing traditional visual and performance arts of the Aboriginal people. Just minutes away you’ll find acclaimed wine regions, including the fertile Barossa Valley, home to over 150 wineries. From big-name bestsellers to boutique selections, there is a varietal for every preference.


And just a 20-minute flight off the coast from Adelaide is the absolutely unique Kangaroo Island. With over 150 miles of pristine coastline, this is one of the best nature-based destinations in the world. Sea lions bask on the sunny beaches, koalas nap in eucalyptus trees and kangaroo and wallaby populations are abundant. Visitors can wine and dine in this laid-back locale while taking in breathtaking scenery.


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