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Adelaide, SA - One may think Adelaide to be a known city, but many have yet to discover what the metropolitan city has to offer.

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Adelaide, SA - Did you know? Adelaide is home to 29 green spaces, a zoo with giant pandas, and the Fringe, an annual festival celebrating the arts.

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Adelaide, SA - South Australia's coastal capital also boasts of gorgeous beaches to escape city life.

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Hobart, TAS - From historic sites and museums, natural parks, to outdoor markets and bohemian neighbourhoods, the Tasmanian capital has something for everyone.

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Hobart, TAS - To see the city of Hobart from above, one can hike up to Mount Wellington's lookout spot and take in the breathtaking views.

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Hobart, TAS - Hobart also abounds in beaches, some with cute huts, where to experience stunning sunrises and sundowns.

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Broome, WA - Broome is a hit with backpackers for its stunning landscape and laid-back vibes. But that doesn't mean it isn't travel friendly for others kinds of travellers, including families.

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Broome, WA - Imagine soaking up the last rays of sunshine on a camel by the shoreline. Talk about the perfect family activity! Its ideal for little ones fascinated by the creatures, as well as family members who want to holiday without moving a limb.

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Broome, WA - Broome boasts mangroves, white sand beaches, and is famous for its pink diamonds and pearls that are available to buy.

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Darwin, NT - Did you know? The Northern Territory's capital Darwin was established in the 80s and is considered one of Australia's fastest developing cities.

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Darwin, NT - Darwin's waterfront hosts restaurants, shops, recreational activities, pools, and greenery ideal for leisure days.

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Darwin, NT - Mildil Beach is famous for its insanely beautiful sunsets and outdoor markets, and is perhaps the better-known shore in the area. Nightcliff Foreshore beach stands out for its ochre landscape and surrounding cliffs.

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Brisbane, QLD - Queensland's capital should be on your radar for multiple reasons! First, Brisbane is a shopper's dream city.

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Brisbane, QLD - Second, it's home to plenty of green spaces. In addition to pretty parks, Brisbane's Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a must-visit, as is the historic Story Bridge.

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Brisbane, QLD - Brisbane has man-made pools in the heart of the city where to paddle during the hotter months. If you're a sports aficionado, you'll already know that Brisbane is home to two large stadiums; the Suncorp Stadium and The Gabba.

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Cairns, QLD - Cairns is often overlooked as simply the best way to access the world's Great Barrier Reef.

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Cairns, QLD - The tropical city of Cairns is home to Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park, the Indigenous culture centre and tourist attraction. 

Pictured is the Cairns City suburb, where in addition to accommodation, you can find all restaurants, shops, and even golf courses.

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Cairns, QLD - Perhaps the best place to spend your free time is Cairns Esplanade, which is full of eateries, boutiques, and a swimming pool lagoon—which is the perfect escape to beat the heat.

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Newcastle, NSW - Did you know? Newcastle is one of Australia's oldest cities. It's the charming harbour city known to have frozen in time (meaning, it's a little outdated in some aspects).

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Newcastle, NSW - That said, Newcastle boasts "world-class" beaches according to Aussie on the Road, and is only train ride away from Sydney.

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Newcastle, NSW - The charming city is also at close proximity to the famous wine region of Hunter Valley (pictured), with fields and fields of stunning vineyards to roam through.

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Broken Hill, NSW - In the border between NSW and SA is Broken Hill, the alluring mining town with lots of character.

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Broken Hill, NSW - North from the town one can find the Living Desert State Park and its striking sculptures, among the desert-like flora and fauna.

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Broken Hill, SA - Surrounding areas of Broken Hill include other isolated mining towns and even some ghost towns, as well as the shallow Lake Menindee.

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Phillip Island, VIC - At approximately two hours from Melbourne, you come across this scenic paradise on Phillip Island. Which, if you're wondering, is not detached from the mainland. Phillip Road and bridge connects the isle with the town of San Remo.

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Phillip Island, VIC - Phillip Island has beautiful coastline pathways, ongoing beaches, seaside villages, and seafood cuisine which have made the isle a common weekend escape for Melburnians.

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Phillip Island, VIC - The Phillip Island's Penguin Parade is a wondrous sight to behold! After sundown, the fairy penguins will collectively come out of the water and waddle their way through the beach and into their burrows for the night.

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Kangaroo Island, SA - Kangaroo Island is a ferry ride away from Cape Jervis or a short flight from Adelaide. And you guessed it, it's full of friendly kangaroos!

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Kangaroo Island, SA - The island is full of hidden natural gems to discover like Admiral's Arch (pictured), which lead to alcoves and sea-openings that allow for a swim.

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Kangaroo Island, SA - Kangaroo Island's most famous for its Remarkable Rocks (which is also the name of the landmark), which are the beautiful sea- and rain- carved stone formations found on the isle.

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