Darwin, capital of the Northern Territory and the Top End, is a delightful surprise. The vibrant waterfront city offers visitors a cosmopolitan blend of urban delights amid luxuriant tropical scenery.  Darwin sits on a harbour twice the size of Sydney harbour and overlooks the Arafura Sea, offering an array of waterfront delights including superb dining, cruising, or wreck-diving. 

Closer to Asia than Sydney, it has the vigour and diversity you would expect of a city that is home to 50 ethnic groups. Along with Aboriginal culture, these influences help mould a unique restaurant, market and cultural scene. It also acts as a gateway to other attractions, including Kakadu National Park, a scene of spectacular terrain and a wealth of Aboriginal culture. Sinister crocodiles, pink cockatoos, majestic brolgas... the Darwin region houses an incredible diversity of wildlife, and some 20 national parks and reserves offer the opportunity to explore dramatic beauty, wildlife and Aboriginal culture.

Saville Park Suites Darwin
Situated on The Esplanade, the award-winning Saville Park Suites overlooks Darwin Harbour to the Arafura Sea. This 4 star hotel offers 140 one, two and three bedroom apartments, 64 hotel rooms and has a restaurant & bar, outdoor swimming pool and spa. Apartments have large private balconies, perfect for experiencing a famous Northern Territory sunset.

The Ghan. It’s an odd name for a train but in Australian history it is a living legend. Boarding The Ghan in Adelaide or Darwin, experience one of the most fascinating great train journeys of the world. Connections are available on the Indian Pacific and The Overland for guests travelling to or from Sydney and Melbourne. Enjoy 2 nights aboard this great train in either direction. Marvel at the spectacular Australian landscapes from fertile countryside surrounding Adelaide to the rusty hues of the Red Centre, onto the tropical splendour of the Top End. The Ghan is the ultimate journey through the heart of the continent.

Gold Kangaroo Service
Gold Kangaroo sleeper cabins on board The Ghan allow passengers the privacy of their own well appointed sleeper cabins complete with dedicated attendants at your service. These cabins are designed to make your train journey comfortable and memorable. Gold Kangaroo Service passengers dine in secluded luxury  in the Stuart Restaurant, and all meals are included. Gold Kangaroo Service passengers can visit the Gold Kangaroo Service Lounge to relax and take in the scenery, enjoy refreshments and talk to other passengers.  

One of the world's most spectacular coastal drives, the Great Ocean Road winds along beside quiet bays, pounding surf beaches, tranquil rainforests, caves, gorges and blowholes, and starkly beautiful columns of rock set in the ocean. Stretching for some 106 kilometres, the route also takes in historic shipwreck sites and plenty of wildlife.  In winter, you can watch southern right whales from a viewing platform on Logan's Beach, Warrnambool, as they migrate there to give birth. Seal colonies and fairy penguin rookeries are also located around the coast, while kangaroos, birds and smaller marsupials inhabit the area's grasslands and forests.  Gorgeous beaches line the coastal road offering both good family bathing spots and some of the world's best surf.

Saville City Suites Adelaide
Saville City Suites Adelaide is located in the thriving West End arts precinct and offers friendly service combined with comfortable, affordable, quality accommodation.  Situated just a short walk to restaurants, theatres and Rundle Mall shopping, the hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the best of Adelaide.

Hotel Lindrum, Melbourne
Hotel Lindrum is a unique 59 room boutique hotel that combines modern design with the ultimate in contemporary facilities and personalised service.  Rich wood grained furnishings and subdued lighting, combined with a natural colour scheme of muted browns and creams, create an atmosphere of warmth and luxury throughout. Hotel Lindrum is stylish and modern but cosy and comfortable, with an emphasis on privacy, charm and attention to detail.

Hobart, the capital city, is your introduction to Australia’s lush island state.  The Derwent River and mighty Mt Wellington frame this small historic capital. The south is a region of vineyards, fertile valleys, winding waterways and historic sites and villages.  From Launceston, the island’s second major city, the North East area covers dark green forests, ancient mountain peaks, fields of summer lavender, vineyards, tiny villages, national parks and walking tracks along unspoiled beaches as far as you can see.

Somerset on the Pier Hobart
Overlooking Hobart’s waterfront and the historic Sullivan Cove, the panoramic views of the Derwent River are stunning. Surrounded by the busy waterfront and its many shops and restaurants, Somerset on the Pier is only a few minutes walk to the Central Business District and most business centers. Somerset on the Pier offers 56 residences, either one-bedroom, family studio, overlook the water with some featuring a private walk-out balcony where you can enjoy a night sky filled with stars while relaxing with friends and family. Each residence is cleverly designed with loft style bedrooms, creating and maximizing generous spaces. Fitted with modern conveniences, an easy and comfortable lifestyle is yours for the taking at Somerset on the Pier.

Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston
Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston, the city’s premier 4 1/2 star hotel, offers superior accommodation and superb Tasmanian cuisine  in the centre of the northern capital of Tasmania.  Catering for the discerning traveller, Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston is the ideal base from which to explore the beauty and variety of the north east. Spacious and elegantly-appointed suites offer a separate lounge area, king size bed in the bedroom and ensuite with spa bath.