Satisfying your belly with the righteous eat & delicious grub only in Fremantle. Food is always a festive affair in the historic port of Fremantle. This is a place where you can enjoy your food to the next level, got stunned by historical street and street music performance. Best to start your day with mouth-watering culinary tours at Cappuccino, Fremantle. Meet tourists from all around the world and discover hip cafes, restaurants with open air, and old bars for sailor. Dine out with your family along Fishing Boat Harbour and try their famous seafood restaurant, which is highly recommended to try in Fremantle.
Fremantle has lots to offer for dining experience. Dine out at an Asian or Indian or Italian, and testify to the city’s authenticity. Foodies won’t miss the weekend markets where buskers compete with hawkers and stalls of colorful fruit and vegetables.
Explore the historical prisoner stories at Pensioner’s Barracks and Essex Street in this town at Convict Walking Trail. Reputedly, it was the roughest quarter in Fremantle. Seek the story before European Settlement on the Manjaree Heritage Trail, and you will see the oldest oral traditions in the world, which is the important landmarks for the Nyoongar people and well known as a place of dingo spirit.

Relax yourself in a modern, vibrant city teeming with unsurpassed natural beauties: Brisbane. Discover breath-taking views north to the Glasshouse Mountains and South to the world Heritage- Listed Gold Coast Hinterland on the top of Story Bridge. Dine out along South Bank's sandy lagoon and explore its storehouse of cultural attractions. To see the best view of the city, take a walk or cycle along Brisbane River around Southbank.
Foodies won’t miss to dine at Brisbane’s best restaurants, such as Gerard’s Bistro, Public, Aria, Stokehouse and The Foraging Quail. Esquire, known as Brisbane’s finest restaurant, is also highly recommended to try. For low-cost budget with good-quality food, hit the Chinatown. After fueling your energy, amble between pumping live music venues and bars and clubs, which range from elegant to edgy. On weekends, visit Brisbane River, and enjoy fresh king prawns with famous Queensland Lamingtons for dessert. Release the stress from work and meet friends for drinks in GoMA’s stylish bar.

Enjoy winter months (June-August) in this exuberant city. You may want to prepare your coat before you explore the harbour, beaches, and inner-city precincts in Sydney. Start your day and be the witness of beautiful dawn break from the top of Harbour Bridge. Get to know more about Sydney by strolling around its harbour. Wander at the cobblestone cul-de-sacs, and if it’s on a weekend, go visit the markets in The Rocks, the historic precinct where Sydney began, which is also an historic reminder of the colonial era. Adrenaline lovers won’t miss the chance to climb the Harbour Bridge.
Stop for Asian grub or many cheap ethnic eateries at Glebe. After satisfying your belly, continue the trip onto Watsons Bay, and watch the sun set over the Skyline from the beachfront pub. If you are on a family vacation, you may want to take your kids to one of the must-visit places in Sydney, Manly Beach. Take half-an-hour ferry ride from Circular Quay. Enjoy Manly’s water activities, which include volleyball, kayaking, and scuba diving. Children can build sand castles or learn how to surf. Explore the local marine life, and see Manly’s colony of little penguins in Manly Sea Life Sanctuary.
Make a stop in Circular Quay to get the best photographs of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Enjoy dinner with many vibrant restaurants with a great view of Sydney’s most popular icon. Not only will you find the city’s diverse eating enclaves, you will also encounter some of Sydney’s finest restaurants here—Aria, Quay, and Café Sydney. In the evening, enjoy the nightlife hot spots of Surry Hills or Kings Cross.

Escape Melbourne’s modern-day traffic in Melbourne’s cobblestone laneways. Stroll around the maze of gothic laneways and get surprised to see an old-fashioned café culture and vibrant street arts. Smell the fragrant of good coffee and gourmet outlets at Degraves Street and Centre Place. Go to Liverpool Street to find Asian eateries and Italian restaurants. Or head to the Chinatown district for a yum-cha lunch.
Kill the boredom during cold weather with the vibrant Melbourne strip where people from all walks of life go to have fun. Brunswick Street is a chosen place for locals to shop, eat, drink, meet and dance. Enjoy your lattes and feel alive in Fitzroy, which abounds with artsy touches. You will also find organic vegetarian restaurants, hamburger joints, souvlaki cafes, tapas bars, and some Asian cheap eateries, such an eclectic mix of Malaysian, Vietnamese, and Thai here. From September to October, Brunswick Street also comes alive with circus, cabaret, music, dance and comedy acts during the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
To find some fresh produce or fashion, you may want to go to Queen Victoria Markets, which is located at the heart and soul of Melbourne. Dine out here, and enjoy the iconic food halls and heritage sheds. Feel the atmosphere to shop at the largest open-air market in Victoria.

Visit Wineglass Bay, Freycinet Peninsula in Tasmania, which is catalogued as one of the 10 best beaches in the world. Feel the breeze at crescent-shaped beach with white sands and blue oceans—considered to be among the most beautiful natural environments on the coast of Australia. Get involved with the nature by exploring outdoor activities, such as fishing, sailing, cross-bush, sea kayaking, rock climbing, or feverish spectacular coast. Wineglass has been well known for being the favorite spot for honeymoon destinations, a place where husband and wife could vacation and relax—a step away from the busy world. Wineglass Bay is a part of the Freycinet Peninsula, a portion of nature wild coast in the eastern of Tasmania.
Freycinet Peninsula’s Eastern part boasts towering sea cliffs, coves, and ocean beaches. The trip to Wineglass Bay includes climbing to the top of the rockiest observation, followed by a trip down the hill towards the beach.