Oceania

Boasting one of the most scenic harbors in the world, sophisticated Sydney lets visitors to Australia know they’re entering someplace special from the moment of arrival.

As Australia’s oldest, largest and most urbane city, beautiful Sydney has something special to offer every visitor.

Often described as one of the most isolated major cities on the planet, this sun-drenched metropolis rewards those who make the journey with a relaxed lifestyle and enviable natural surroundings.

Scattered across the South Pacific, this idyllic island chain is synonymous with turquoise lagoons, lush mountains, and postcard-perfect beaches.

Situated some 240 kilometers south of the mainland, this rugged island state is famed for its dramatic landscapes and wild, untamed beauty.

With over 10,000 beaches scattered around Australia’s immense coastline, the country certainly has more than its fair share of incredible beaches and exploring them all would take a lifetime.

Located on Australia’s northeast coastline in the state of Queensland, Cairns is surrounded by pristine forest reserves and national parks, with the Great Barrier Reef lying just offshore.

The city of Melbourne, is a coastal metropole with a cosmopolitan vibe. It is considered to the be the cultural capital of Australia, and it is easy to see why.

Lying on the east coast of New Zealand overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the small city of Napier on North Island is a very pretty and pleasant place to spend some time.

Victoria’s second-largest city of Geelong is an increasingly popular place to visit.

The second-oldest city in Australia, Newcastle is located two hours’ drive north of Sydney along the coast of New South Wales.

The capital of South Australia, Adelaide is the fifth most populous city in the country, and residents enjoy some of the best quality of life in the world.

A small island nation of just over 5 million people in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, this incredible destination boasts breathtaking landscapes, amazing natural wonders and a vibrant Maori culture.

This city isn’t Australia’s capital, but with its history, melting pot of cultures, skyscrapers and endless things to do, Sydney is definitely the most well known of the nation’s big cities.

New Zealand, an island country on the Pacific Ocean, is believed by most as an adventure junkies paradise.