All around the world, Australia is renowned for its beaches,
and it isn't hard to see why: with some of the longest stretches of
sand-covered coast line in the world, beaches are not only plentiful but also
of an almost universally-high quality.
Wineglass Bay, Tasmania
While Tasmania probably isn't the first state
that springs to mind when you're trying to conjure up images of beautiful
Aussie beaches as it's definitely more widely known for its greenery
reminiscent .The fact that the beach's sand contrasts so strongly with the
surrounding pink-granite peaks and lapping turquoise water in a location that
is wonderfully sheltered goes a long way to making the beach unique. The
clam-shaped shoreline on Tasmania's east coast is relatively isolated and thus
remains fairly untouched despite its growing popularity. Combine the spectacle
of the beach itself with an abundance of both activities to take part in such
as snorkeling, kayaking, exploring rock pools.
Melbourne
It is the capital and most populous city
in the state of Victoria, and the second most populous
city in Australia It is a leading financial center in Australia, as
well as the Asia-Pacific region, and has been ranked
the world's most livable city since 2011.
Cheer at World-Famous Sporting Events
Melbourne is sport crazy and its venues
legendary. Join the fun at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground for the
Australian Football League in winter or international cricket in the summer. Go
trackside at Flemington for the excitement of the Spring Racing Carnival
and Melbourne Cup see international soccer stars at Hisense Arena.
Experience Life on the St Kilda Esplanade
Enjoy the tram ride to bohemian St Kilda and check out live pub music at the Espy.Go for great burgers at Barney Allen’sor the best pizza at Mr Wolf. Eat fish’n’chips on the beach, taste sublime coffee and cake on Acland Street and ride the roller coaster at historic Luna Park.
QUEEN VICTORIA MARKET
The Queen Victoria Market has been the heart
and soul of Melbourne for more than a century.
A historic landmark spread over two city
blocks, this vibrant and bustling inner-city Market is where Melburnians shop
for everything from Australian fruit and vegetables, and local and imported
gourmet foods, to cosmetics, clothing and souvenirs.
Explore Melbourne’s Laneways and Architecture
Melbourne’s historic urban environment is full
of life. Spend hours exploring the city’s beautiful arcades, one-off boutiques,
eclectic laneways and graffiti art. Visit the Melbourne Museum and
the World Heritage-listed Royal Exhibition Building. Admire Victorian landmarks
such as St Patrick’s Cathedral,St Paul’s Cathedral and Flinders Street Station and discover Art
Deco with the beautiful Manchester Unity Building.
Australia’s only capital city on the Indian Ocean oozes confidence. Explore Perth’s hip wine bars and sunny beaches,
spectacular green parks and glittering skyscrapers, funky neighbourhoods and beautiful
colonial architecture.
Be enthralled by a city on the move that has passion for the past and energy for the future.
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