AWESOME AUSTRALIA

Long roads adorned with beautiful landscapes and wildly.  Only in Australia, your journey will be as good as the destination.



When you drive through Australia, you realize that the journey is as exciting as the destination. With its excellent roads, astonishing scenery, high-quality lodging and charming roadside hotels. But that's not all, cruising through the country is also easy as road rules are similar to India and cars are right hand drives. Moreover, an Indian driving license, in English, is valid in Australia.

The Road to Tropical Fun
A scenic drive from Cairns to Palm Cove will take you to Australia's spa capital. Indulge in its retreats and visit its tropical zoo. Then, drive on to Port Douglas, for its wildlife sanctuaries. Go-off-roading in the Daintree National Park and enjoy fishing charters in Cooktown. Finally, move to Kuranda and Mareeba to experience the Rain-forestration National Park and the Mareeba Wetlands.



Driving through the Wildlife and the Good Life
Discover the surrounds of Sydney- a world of natural beauty, architecture and indulgence. Drive a Ferrari along the Grand Pacific before paying a  visit to Sir Don Bradman's hometown, Bowral. Enjoy the lovely gardens, fine restaurants and charming lodging places of the Blue Mountains National Park. Indulge in the wines and cheese of Hunter Valley and experience Georgian and Victorian architecture in Maitland. Finally, drive on to Port Stephens, to watch the dolphins.



The Most Scenic Drive in the World
Drive past the Great Ocean Road and know why it is called the most scenic drive in the world. Proceed to the magnificent Twelve Apostles and then to Warrnambool to see the whales. Finally, witness a popular recreated gold-mining town of the 1860s, up ahead at Ballarat.



The Last Mile
You can go further to the wineries of the Adelaide Hills, awe-inspiring Uluru, Hermannsburg, the vast Aboriginal lands and the rugged Tasmanian west coast.


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