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One of world’s great train journeys, The Ghan Expedition snakes through the interior of the country on a four day, three night, 2979km all-inclusive journey that starts in Darwin.

Through the Outback and along the coast, a rail and sail experience is like no other. Take it all in as you travel through contrasting landscapes that are completely unique to Australia.

Rottnest Island offers a tranquil respite from the rat race, with stunning beaches and bays, picturesque scenery and of course, the island’s cutest inhabitants, quokkas.

The Northern Territory, The Territory, or The Top End, no matter what you call it, there is one undeniable fact. The Northern Territory is a land of contrasting landscapes.

Take yourself on an overland adventure to experience some of the country’s most creative events and exhibitions.

It’s hard to understand until you’ve been on the journey, but The Ghan is much more than a train ride. Meaning can be found on the railway tracks.

One of the world’s youngest capital cities has deep historical roots.

It’s flat, it’s almost treeless, and it’s extremely arid, but this is precisely what makes the Nullarbor Plain so mesmerising. There’s a whole lot of nothing, as far as the eye can see, and that alone is worth laying eyes upon.

Here's a fact that'll make you stop and scratch your head: Western Australia is the size of Western Europe. Encompassing the entire expansive of the western coast of Australia, the Capital here sees more sunshine than any other city in Australia; it’s closer to Bali than Canberra; and it’s touted to be one of the most isolated capital cities in the world. We are of course talking about Perth.