From beautiful beaches to arid landscapes, holding koalas to diving with whale sharks, from great restaurants to wine sampling, hot air balloon rides to 4-wheel drive tours there's always something to do in Australia.  There are many diverse activities and sights that you can see & do, all on one vacation!  You can experience some of these adventures and so much more on your Australian Vacation!  With the help of your Aussie Specialist, you'll be able to plan the perfect vacations!

There's no better time than now to book your trip to Australia.  With airfares rates at all time lows, you'll get great values and have an amazing experiences that you'll remember for a lifetime!

Australia is very much like the USA: divided into States.  Each state is unique and offers sights, sound, tastes, & geography.  Listed below is a break down of Australia with some fun things to do and see.  With so much to see & do in Australia, let us help you find the perfect vacation DownUnder!  Don't become overwhelmed!  You wouldn't see Europe all in one vacation, so you don't have to do everything in Australia at once too!  With all the specials & sales that go on yearly to Australia, you can afford to see it a little bit at a time, and your Aussie Specialist can help you!

New South Wales: Sydney, Canberra
Northern Territory: Alice Springs, Uluru, Darwin
Queensland: Brisbane, Cairns, Great Barrier Reef
South Australia: Adelaide, Kangaroo Island
Tasmania: Hobart, Cradle Mountain, Freycinet National Park
Western Australia: Perth, the Kimberley's

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In November 2009, Jodi Jay attended a FAM trip sponsored by Qantas Vacations and Travel Leaders.  She traveled with 10 other Travel Leaders agents to Australia for a quick 10 days total.  One special day was spent at the Australia Zoo: home of the Crocodile Hunter, in Beerwah Australia.  They got to visit many areas of the park and experienced a variety of animals: hand fed kangaroos, held a koala, pet a wombat, held a python and even pet a rhino.  The day ended with a visit to the Wildlife Hospital where they save thousands of animals every year.  The hospital is partially funded by donations and they let us know they are in desperate need of washcloths to help care for injured animals.  When Jodi returned and told the staff about the animals, they all pitched in and brought in new and old washcloths which were sent down to the Australia Zoo.  Here's a few photos of Wayne Poole, Business Development Manager handing over the washcloths to Murray Munro, Appeals Manager-Wildlife Warriors Worldwide and some of the babies that will benefit from the donation.

If you'd like to donate any old washcloths to help the animals at the Wildlife Hospital, please contact Jodi Jay.