Great Barrier Reef
A natural wonder of the world, The Great Barrier Reef is yours to explore! The reef is one of the most complex ecosystems globally and is home to beautiful coral, brilliant tropical fish, and ferocious sharks.
Uluru-Kata National Park
Uluru-Kata National Park is a double world heritage site. It is best known for the red domes of Kata and the world-famous red sandstone monolith of Uluru.
Sydney Opera House
Sitting atop Bennelong Point, the Sydney Opera House is one of the most recognizable buildings in the world. Now you can tour this iconic building designed by Jørn Utzon in 1956 and opened by Queen Elizabeth in 1973.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Get up close and personal with the koala cams at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. We'd like to draw particular attention to the Koala Train cam. It is where the Koalas line up in 'train formation' to cuddle.
Melbourne Museum
Located in the Carlton Fardens of Melbourne, the Melbourne Museum explores natural and cultural history. The museum offers a boatload of virtual tours, including Dynamic Earth, Bugs Alive, and Wild: Amazing Animals in a Changing World.
Australian National Surfing Museum
The surf is always up at the Australian National Surfing Museum. See Australia's contributions to the development of surfing and explore the country's incredible beach culture.
Shrimp On The Barbie
No culinary tour of Australia could be considered complete without a bit of Shrimp on the Barbie! In just 15 minutes you and your family can enjoy this perfect summertime Australian staple dinner.
Sausage Roll
Are you always looking for a quick gran and go lunch? Do you ain't the ultimate in deliciousness and ease? Then the Australian Sausage Roll is what is missing from your life. Flaky pastry around seasoned meat, this delicious bite is sure to become a staple!
Fairy Bread
Standard at children's birthday parties across Australia, Fairy Bread is beyond simple. Sliced white bread, plenty of butter, and thousands and thousands of sprinkles make this much-loved treat.