Cities of Australia

For many people a trip to Australia is the holiday of a lifetime and with this in mind, it is important to really make the most of it. With the country’s five main cities all distinct in character and sights, it is only natural that you will want to see them all. This multi centre itinerary offers the opportunity to do just that and experience everything from Perth’s Swan River to Brisbane’s very own cuddly koalas.

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This itinerary combines the exciting cities of Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane all into one trip.

4 Nights – Perth
3 Nights – Adelaide
3 Nights – Melbourne
4 Nights – Sydney
5 Nights – Brisbane

✈️ UK – Perth (4 nights): Your adventure begins in Perth, the perfect place to recuperate after your flight and ease into Australian life. Known as one of Australia’s most relaxed cities, Perth’s locals love the outdoors, and with more sunshine than any other major Australian city, you’ll soon see why. Work up an appetite on one of its many beaches. Surfing is something of an obsession here and you can reward yourself afterwards with a classic Aussie barbecue. While in Perth, a Segway tour is a great way to explore without overexerting in the warm sun, or you can take a tranquil cruise down the Swan River to admire the city from the water. As evening falls, Perth comes alive with its lively bar and restaurant scene, so don’t forget your dancing shoes.

✈️ Perth – Adelaide (3 nights): Flying east to Adelaide brings a change of pace and atmosphere. This stylish, easy-going city is famous for its manicured gardens, elegant architecture and world-class dining. Food lovers should not miss the Central Market, one of the best in Australia and where Lucia’s, the market’s first pizzeria, is still a favourite local institution. If you’re after a little adventure, head into the Lofty Mountain Ranges for panoramic views or venture further to Kangaroo Island, a nature lover’s paradise filled with wallabies, sea lions, and of course, kangaroos.

✈️ Adelaide – Melbourne (3 nights): Next, you’ll fly to Melbourne, Australia’s cosmopolitan cultural capital. Keen TV fans can visit Ramsay Street and tour the Neighbours set, but the city’s real charm lies in its buzzing arts and café scene. Explore the National Gallery of Victoria, then lose yourself in the city’s famous laneways, where vibrant street art covers every corner. Melbourne’s rooftop bars are perfect for unwinding with a cocktail, and sports enthusiasts will find no shortage of excitement, from AFL and cricket to Formula One. If you’re visiting between December and March, catch a film under the stars at the Moonlight Cinema in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

✈️ Melbourne – Sydney (4 nights): Sydney needs little introduction, with its iconic skyline dominated by the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. You can even climb the bridge for unforgettable views across the city. Explore Darling Harbour and The Rocks, where Sydney’s history began, or visit the Art Gallery of New South Wales to see its extensive Aboriginal art collection. With its beaches, harbours, and blend of cosmopolitan life and natural beauty, Sydney is the ultimate Australian city experience.

✈️ Sydney – Brisbane (5 nights): Your final stop is Brisbane, a city that often surprises visitors with its charm and diversity. Set along the Brisbane River, it offers a mix of lush parks, heritage buildings, trendy cafés and boutique shops. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, where you can meet Australia’s most adorable residents up close. For something truly unique, experience the Underground Opera Company, a concert venue set within a 19th-century reservoir that delivers incredible acoustics and atmosphere.

✈️ Brisbane – UK: Sadly, even the best holidays must come to an end, but you’ll return home with memories of Australia’s most iconic cities, from the sunny shores of Perth to the vibrant streets of Brisbane.