Make the most of Sydney: stroll Circular Quay and the waterfront, admire the Opera House, explore the historic Rocks under the Harbour Bridge, head to the Blue Mountains for the world's steepest railway, meet Australian wildlife at Koala Park Sanctuary, and finish with a drink at a traditional Aussie pub.

Formerly a whaling hub in the 19th century, Eden is the southernmost town in New South Wales, nestled between two glorious bays and perched on rolling hills bounded by dramatic cliffs and expansive sandy beaches. Eden's whaling legacy lives on in its exciting whale-watching opportunities and the fascinating Killer Whale Museum. At the Sapphire Coast Marine Discovery Centre, towering lighthouses and the scenic coastline keep the focus firmly on the ever-changing sea.

Split by the Yarra River, this European-leaning Australian city blends obvious and hidden charms. The CBD is easy to explore by tram and on foot, especially historic Collins Street with Gothic buildings and skyscrapers. Visit Fitzroy Gardens, learn its gold-rush past at Melbourne Museum, browse Queen Victoria Market, and duck into laneways for cafes and shops. Its diversity shines in places like St Kilda, Carlton's Lygon Street, and Richmond's Vietnamese eateries.

Phillip Island offers iconic wildlife, pristine white beaches, and thrilling motorsports. See penguins, koalas, and Australia's largest fur seal colony in the UNESCO Western Port Biosphere Reserve. Surf Cape Woolamai's waves by ancient pink granite, or visit the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit for a racing thrill.

Portland is on Victoria's far southwest coast, midway between Port Fairy and Nelson near the South Australia border. It has rich maritime history and natural attractions. Ride the Portland Cable Tram along the foreshore for coast views and stops near the Botanic Gardens, Powerhouse Car Museum, Maritime Discovery Centre, Whalers Bluff Lighthouse, and Anderson Point lookout. South of town is Cape Nelson State Park and its lighthouse.

Hobart is regarded by guests as one of the region's most friendly, exciting and diverse destinations. In the State of Tasmania, Hobart is Australia's second oldest city. It is rich in character and history, nestling next to one of the most beautiful natural harbors in the world and at the base of Mount Wellington, which rises 3,600 feet from the sea. The working harbor is unique with Antarctic supply vessels and fishing boats coming and going throughout the year.

Make the most of Sydney: stroll Circular Quay and the waterfront, admire the Opera House, explore the historic Rocks under the Harbour Bridge, head to the Blue Mountains for the world's steepest railway, meet Australian wildlife at Koala Park Sanctuary, and finish with a drink at a traditional Aussie pub.

Make the most of Sydney: stroll Circular Quay and the waterfront, admire the Opera House, explore the historic Rocks under the Harbour Bridge, head to the Blue Mountains for the world's steepest railway, meet Australian wildlife at Koala Park Sanctuary, and finish with a drink at a traditional Aussie pub.