Yorke Peninsula - South Australia

The Yorke Peninsula is one of South Australia's favourite holiday spots and it is no wonder, because there is just so much pure beauty here you will never want to leave. Home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, the Yorke Peninsula is the perfect destination for a seaside touring holiday and is conveniently located just an hour from Adelaide.

The beaches on the Peninsula are great for swimming, surfing or a family picnic. Some of the beaches are part of the Innes National Park, which encompasses a scenic atmosphere full of wildlife, with stunning bushland, rugged cliffs and of course, secluded ocean beaches.

Your hire car will come in very handy as you embark in the Yorke Peninsula Drive, a route famous for its stunning coastal scenery, historic country towns and the state's best National Parks. This drive is a must-do while in this area of the country and the sights and scenes you will experience here will stay with you forever.

The Great Barrier Reef Coast - Queensland

The Great Barrier Reef has long been regarded as one of the natural wonders of the world. This is no wonder, because it IS the largest coral reef system in the world and is truly one of the most beautiful things that Australia has to offer.

The best way to discover the reef is to start from the bottom and work your way up. Pick up a hire car in Bundaberg, where you will find beautiful islands such as Lady Elliot and Lady Musgrave Islands. From here, work your way north up the coast through beautiful cities and towns such as Gladstone, 1770, Mackay and Rockhampton.

Cairns is the land focal point of the reef and will probably mark the end of your touring route. This is the perfect place to get out on the water for some swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving and boating. The colours of the reef will simply take your breath away and the marine life will keep you amused for hours.

Uluru and Alice Springs - Northern Territory

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is Australia's most recognisable natural landmark. It is located 440 kilometres south-west of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory of Australia. The rock rises 350m in the sky and has a massive circumference of 9 kilometres. It is one of the country's most popular tourist attractions and attracts thousands of tourists each and every year.

The drive from Alice Springs to the rock is truly an experience in itself. This is the best way to experience the great Australian outback and you will see some amazing things on the way. Kangaroos abound, the roads stretch for miles and the colour of the earth out here is simply amazing. This touring route is a unique and pleasant way to experience the heart of Australia.

Canberra - Australian Capital Territory

The country's capital, Canberra is fully of history and politics and not to mention some of the country's most beautiful gardens and lakes. This is the perfect touring route destination for history buffs and people who are interested in how this great country is run.

Highlights of your visit to Canberra will be the new and old Parliament House, the National Botanic Gardens and Questacon, an interactive science centre perfect for the whole family. This is the ideal place to spend a week or two exploring with the family. There is just so much to see and do here you will never run out of things to do.

Northern Rivers - New South Wales

While in New South Wales, you simply must embark on a journey of the Northern Rivers region. This region spans from the mighty Clarence River in Grafton to the beautiful beaches of Coolangatta and Tweed Heads. Beautiful towns such as Ballina, Lismore, Casino, Kyogle and Byron Bay will capture your heart and make you realise just how special this part of the world really is.

On the way up or down the coast you will come across countless activities and attractions to keep your mind and body active. There are countless parks and nature reserves, pristine beaches, rivers and creeks, as well as some fantastic shops that are sure to be any shopaholic's dream. The Northern Rivers region captures all the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, Great Ocean Road and the Blue Mountains, all in one, without the hassle of crowds and tourists. This is essentially what makes it a must- see touring route of New South Wales.

Ningaloo Reef - Western Australia

The Ningaloo Reef is a beautiful sight that meets the pristine beach of the North West Cape, stretching for a total of 260 kilometres, this reef is basically untouched and is a true natural masterpiece. The best way to get to this amazing reef is to travel here from Exmouth. The drive is simply stunning and what awaits you at Ningaloo is even more spectacular.

Perfect for swimming and snorkelling, the Ningaloo Reef is an experience that you just have to, well, experience. Nothing can describe its beauty and wonder better than actually seeing it and swimming in it. The waters are crystal clear, the coral bright and colourful and the marine life are lively and vibrant. This touring route is definitely one not to miss for lovers of nature and beauty.

Great Southern Touring Route - Victoria

When it comes to driving holidays in Victoria, the Great Southern Driving Route is a must. This scenic route will take you from the beautiful capital city of Melbourne, through Geelong, along the Bellaire Peninsula to the far reaches of the Great Ocean Road. This is a simply stunning drive that will take your breath away with amazing views in some parts and capture your mind's creative imagination in others.

The highlights of the route range from natural landmarks to resort style, seaside towns that will welcome you with open arms. Apollo Bay is positioned right in the heart of the Great Ocean Road and is a town not to be missed. This village is known as "Paradise by the Sea" and this could not be more accurate as there really is nothing here that won't make you happy.

The Twelve Apostles are another amazing highlight and simply cannot be missed. These giant rock formations rise majestically from the Southern Ocean and are the central feature of the Port Campbell National Park. Another treasured National Park in the area is the Grampians National Park. Home to rugged mountain ranges, exquisite wildflowers and a unique range of Aboriginal rock art sites, this park offers more recreational pleasure than you could poke a stick at!