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Travel Guide Australia.

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    Home. This is our home page, our travel guide to Australia .

    Our Sitemap.. No need to follow this link, you're already there...!

    Work at Home.. Hello, my name is John Morrad and here's a business idea you might be interested in.

    • Work at Home Moms. Working from home is something that impacts an entire family in a way that would otherwise be impossible. Everyone has it somewhere on their "wish list.

    The Australian Capital Territory. The seat of government, some say it’s full of hot air...

    • Canberra Restaurants. Canberra restaurants and the wining and dining scene will come as a pleasant surprise to many visitors.

    • Canberra shopping. With almost 200 shops, the Canberra Shopping Centre is one of the best places to shop in Canberra or, for that matter, all of the Australian Capital Territory.

    New South Wales. New South Wales, one of Australia’s leading tourist destinations.

    Victoria. You’ll love every piece of it.

    • Attractions in Victoria . There are so many Attractions in Victoria that if you run out of things to do when you visit then you’re not really trying.

    • Melbourne. Melbourne has something for everyone.

    • Melbourne shopping. Think Melbourne, think shopping, the rest of Australia does.

    • The Best of Melbourne Restaurants. Melbourne, one of the great cities of the world when it comes to eating out.

    • The Yarra Valley. Fifty-five of the world’s premier wineries, dozens of splendid romantic retreats and some equally splendid restaurants, all set in a landscape of colour that’s impossible to resist.

    • The Mornington Peninsula.. Big, beautiful things sometimes come in surprisingly small packages and that's one of the delights of the Mornington Peninsula.

    • The Victoria High Country. In the High Country you'll find scenic alpine landscapes, gourmet food and wine and a fascinating history of bushrangers, horsemen and gold.

    • The Macedon Range. Renowned for its soothing spas as well as its wonderful scenery.

    Queensland. The sunshine state, beautiful one day, perfect the next.

    South Australia. South Australia truly is a brilliant blend.

    • Attractions in South Australia. My list of South Australia Attractions to see and do is still over 500 items long.....

    • Adelaide. Adelaide, with its spacious streets and lively inner-city districts, stylish architecture and lush gardens, is the perfect venue for all sorts of activities.

    • Adelaide shopping. If you’re like my wife and you just love to browse around the shops (let’s face it, what woman doesn’t?), then Adelaide is a place you simply must shop.

    • A good eating guide to Adelaide. With more restaurants per head of population than any other Australian city, Adelaide offers an abundance of opportunities for the gastronome to indulge his or her greatest fantasy.

    • The Brilliant Barossa. The Barossa is much more than Australia's best known wine region.

    • The Eyre Peninsula. In the Eyre Peninsula region you can have a seaside holiday where you don’t have to climb over other bodies to get to the water.

    • The Clare Valley. The Clare Valley is one of Australia's oldest and most famous wine regions.

    • The Fleurieu Peninsula. Only 30 minutes south of Adelaide, The Fleurieu Peninsula offers the visitor an abundance of all things good.

    • Crossing the Nullarbor. A great Australian adventure that will leave with a sense of awe.

    Western Australia. Whatever time of year you visit Western Australia you'll find sun, adventure, an awesome natural environment and very friendly people.

    • Western Australia attractions. There is a wonderful assortment of attractions in Western Australia.

    • Perth. Perth has all the essential ingredients for a great holiday.

    • Perth shopping. All the best places to get a bargain in Perth.

    • Some Wonderful Perth Restaurants. If you’re a food guru or a wine buff you can tease your taste buds in Perth and be sure of an experience you’ll never forget.

    • The Coral Coast. On Australia's Coral Coast you’ll find exotic marine life, national reserves, wonderful beaches and the bluest ocean you'll see anywhere in the world.

    • The Kimberley and Pilbara region. The Kimberley and Pilbara region of North West of Western Australia is one of the world's last true wilderness areas with fewer people per square kilometre than almost anywhere else on the planet.

    Tasmania. Tasmania, Australia’s ultimate self drive holiday destination.

    • Attractions in Tasmania. If you like great scenery and dark history then Tasmania is the place for you.

    • Hobart. Absolutely charming!

    • Hobart shopping.. In Tasmania shopping for arts and crafts is particularly rewarding.

    • Wonderful Restaurants in Tasmania. With some of the cleanest air and water in the world, a temperate climate and rich soils, quality seasonal produce is always available in Tasmania.

    • Launceston. Launceston is an elegantly laid back city that sits at the junction of the North and South Esk Rivers.

    • Port Arthur. Port Arthur, a convict's nightmare....

    The Northern Territory. Australia’s wildlife sanctuary...

    • Northern Territory Attractions. The multitude of things to see and do in Australia’s Northern Territory will blow you away so the question is….where to start?

    • Darwin. Darwin, the international gateway to Australia's Top End and the beautiful National Parks of Litchfield and Kakadu.

    • Darwin shopping. Darwin shopping, a very different experience.

    • Darwin Restaurants. You’ll never be left wondering where to go to get a feed in Darwin.

    • The Top End. The Top End of The Northern Territory is, surprise, surprise, the area at the Top End of The Northern Territory.

    • Arnhem Land. Arnhem Land is one of the last great unspoiled areas of the world.

    • Alice Springs. The Alice, a good place to start your outback exploration.

    Some Special Links to Other Places. If you must go somewhere else, try these wonderful destinations.

    • Africa. If you're thinking of exploring Africa then this is a good start.

    • Europe. Here you'll find some ideas for your next visit to Europe.

    • Asia. A vacation in Asia has to be the ultimate foreign holiday experience.

    • North America. The North American continent, including Canada, is a place that most travellers would want to visit at least once in their lifetime.

    • South America. If you're like me and you like your adventure a little on the wild side then South America may well be the place for you.

    • Oceania. Oceania is a general term used to refer to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.

    Discount Stuff. Here's where you look to find all those discounts you're looking for. Discount flights, hotels, car hire and so on.

    • The Discount On-Line Travel Shop.. Whatever you need to buy for your travels you'll find right here.

    • The Discount Travel Shop.. Another way to do your discount shopping.

    • The Discount Travel Shop.. Or perhaps you prefer this way...

    • Discount Flights. When you decide you want to travel to Australia, or anywhere else for that matter, you’ll be able to get all your discount flights right here.

    • Discount Hotels. Your choice of hotels can be the most disappointing part of your holiday, or the most rewarding...

    • Discount Car Hire. If you didn't drive there and you need to get around, basically you have three choices...

    • Discount Cruises.. Whether you like to spend your days sitting up on the deck quietly enjoying the sunshine or really getting involved in all of the daytime activities, there's nothing quite like a cruise.

    • Discount Travel Insurance. About as interesting as watching grass grow don’t you think? And, just one more added expense you could do without......Yeah....... until you need it.

    • Your Discount Dining Guide. We all like to eat don’t we? Well I do anyway… So do my family and friends, BUT we like to eat where the food is good and good value for money.

    • Discount Travel Reservations. Some very good reasons why you should book your travel reservations with The Discount Travel Guide.

    Luxury Stuff. It’s probably a little strange finding an Australia Luxury Travel page on a discount travel site but in Australia, luxury travel is no longer the oxymoron it used to be

    Aussie Stuff. What I’ve attempted to do here is write a page that will give visitors to Australia some sort of handle on what they can expect when they travel to Australia.

    • Australian vacations. Australian vacations have to be the most exciting vacations you'll ever have.

    • Australian attractions. The lure of an Australian vacation for many lies in the great number of unique Australian attractions that are to be found.

    • Australia favorite foods.. Australia favorite foods? Today there are so many wonderful Australia favorite foods to choose from I can’t even make up my mind on my own favorites.

    • Australia Facts/Visitor Essentials . Some need to know essentials for the visitor to Australia.

    • Some Fun Facts about Australia. The basic unit of Australian currency is giant cans of beer, which explains why Australian men have gargantuan arm muscles.

    • Unusual facts about Australia.. Here are some unusual facts about Australia gleaned from wherever I could find them.

    • More unusual facts about Australia.. Here are some more unusual facts about Australian immigrants, sporting achievements and Australian cities and states.

    • Yet more unusual facts about Australia.. Here we have some more unusual Australia facts about Australian mysteries, eccentrics, economy and lifestyle.

    • Life in Australia.. If you'd like to know about Life in Australia you'll find some useful information here.

    • Australian Travel Maps. Even in these days of satellite navigation systems, maps are very important for the discount traveller.

    • Australian Beaches. With so many incredible beaches it’s impossible for me to even list them all here so I’ve picked my favourites, beaches that I and my family have visited, walked on, swam on and just generally enjoyed.

    • Australian Language. Whilst the modern Australian language is to a great degree, the result of the much vaunted Australian multiculturalism, the predominant Australian language is still English.

    • Visa to Australia. A visa is a form of permission for a non-citizen to enter, transit or remain in a particular country. Anyone travelling to Australia from anywhere overseas must have a current visa for Australia.

    • Australian Travel Warnings. When you're planning your trip there are some places you'd be better off avoiding if you can.

    • Australian Weather. Weather, we all have to live with it and none of us can do anything about it we can be prepared for it. This page will give you some idea about what to expect from the weather in Australia.

    • Australian Money. Like it or not, money is an essential part of everyday living.

    • Australian Car Games. Driving in Australia can be a very tedious business, especially if you’re a passenger and you’re driving through “the bush”.

    • Aussie Blog. The Australia Blog keeps you up to date with all additions and changes to the-discount-travel-guide.com web site as well as our monthly/special travel deals.

    • Special Aussie Deals. Before you leave why not subscribe to our E-zine?

    Getting Here. When you decide you want to travel to Australia you’ll almost certainly have at least one long flight ahead of you.

    Getting around. Once you get here you need to know how to get around Australia to see all you want to see.

    • Train Travel in Australia. The glory days of train travel in Australia are here again as more and more holiday makers are discovering the relaxing pace and wonderful hospitality presented by the great Australian train journeys of today.

    • Bus Travel. Buses, or coaches as they are often called, go virtually everywhere and many bus companies allow you to get on and off as often as you like on your journey.

    Readers Stories. If you have an interesting Australian Travel experience we'd love to read about it.

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