Nagula Jarndu Women's Resource Centre
Broome
Beautiful screen- and block-printed textiles and other crafts are on show (and sale!) at this studio/gallery run by Yawuru women. Enter via Pembroke Rd.
Must-see attractions in Australia
Victoria
A prominent city-centre landmark, this elegant fountain dates to 1881. It stands gracefully in the middle of the intersection of View St and Pall Mall.
Victoria
Running between Hargreaves St and Bath Lane, this tiny city thoroughfare is dedicated to local street artists and their murals, stencils and paste-ups.
Victoria
Inside a beautiful 1863 red-brick Gothic-revival church, this lovely gallery has a changing program of contemporary paintings, ceramics and sculpture.
New South Wales
Follow Tamworth's jacaranda-lined White St to the very top, where you'll reach this viewpoint. It's the best seat in the house as the sun goes down.
Southern NSW & The Murray
In Wee Jasper, about 57km southwest of Yass, you'll find this enchanting limestone cave. Note the road from Yass to Wee Jasper is now fully sealed.
Tasmania
The town's main beach is patrolled during summer. Public toilets, change rooms, electric BBQs and an excellent children's playground are close by.
Victoria
Established in 1888 and still producing table wines, Chateau Mildura is part vineyard and part museum, with wine tastings and historical displays.
Victoria
Koonwarra's farmers market has mostly organic everything (fruit, vegetables, berries, coffee), plus hormone-free beef and chemical-free cheeses.
Tasmania
A popular – though not patrolled – swimming beach. There are public toilets, an electric BBQ, picnic shelters and an outdoor shower nearby.
The East Coast
Tiny Honeymoon Bay – a short walk from Freycinet Lodge – comes into its own at sunset when the lichen-covered rocks light up a deep umber.
Western Australia
Stop by to check out the changing art exhibitions. Past exhibitions have included works by such acclaimed Aboriginal artists as Julie Dowling.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
On the fourth Saturday of every month, the village is besieged by day trippers hunting for crafts and local produce at these vibrant markets.
Southern WA
Around 25km east of Albany, Two Peoples Bay is a scenic 46-sq-km nature reserve with a good swimming beach and a seafront heritage trail.
West Coast Australia
A 10-minute climb from the car park (arrowed off the road to Roebourne) reveals a fantastic panorama of the ragged Chichester Range.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Large market selling local fruit, veg, jam, honey, sauces, bread and more; if it's edible and homemade, you'll likely find it here.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Farm tours in a vintage bus include a session tasting pickles, relishes, fruits and jams. Look forward to lots of seasonal goodies.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Don't miss a visit to the region's oldest (1913) and best-known winery. It's really hard not to taste everything you possibly can.
Tasmania
Lose the kids among the 3000-plant privet hedges of Westbury Maze, then recover in the tearoom. It's great family entertainment.
West Coast Australia
This appealing, long and narrow strip of white sand near Vlamingh Head Lighthouse is clothing-optional. It's 21km from Exmouth.
Northern Territory
A sea of little brass plaques commemorating 434 soldiers and civilians killed in the 1942−43 air raids on northern Australia.
Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre
Western Australia
See how the ingenious Flying Doctors look after the people of the outback. An additional 2pm tour is held from May to October.
Kangaroo Island
A lovely protected beach, around 14km southwest of Penneshaw en route to American River and Kingscote. Good for a quick dip.
The East Coast
How white do you like your sand, and how clear your water? Redefine your definition of both at Bicheno’s long surf beach.
Margaret River Chocolate Company
West Coast Australia
The original factory of this local maker opened here in 1999. Watch chocolate truffles being made and sample the flavours.
Tasmania
This chairlift travels up to the top of the Nut, with lookouts and a 2km circuit walk atop this 143m-high extinct volcano.
Kakadu National Park
There are terrific views out over the Arnhem Land Escarpment from this lookout, a steep climb from the Anbangbang Gallery.
Margaret River
Excellent wines at a pretty cellar door (BYO picnic). This outfit boasts the more interesting label designs in the region.
Victoria
It’s worth a walk to the Botanic Gardens, established beside the Campaspe River by Baron Ferdinand von Mueller in 1858.
West Coast Australia
A showcase of big trees from all around the world. Pick up a Karri Forest Explorer map from the Pemberton visitor centre.
Litchfield National Park
A great spot for a picnic and a swim beyond Tjuwaliyn (Douglas) Hot Springs Park.
Victoria
Take the 3km drive up to Mt Tarrengower for glorious panoramic views from the newly restored 1880s poppet-head lookout.
West Coast Australia
At the road-end, Reader Head Lookout has great views over the rivermouth, Settlers Beach and Staircase to the Moon.
West Coast Australia
Take the unpaved and steep road up to the water tank for a panoramic view of the town and the parched countryside.
West Coast Australia
Photo opportunities abound with the new bridge across the natural canal here. The Wardandi called it Winjee Sam.
Northern Territory
Popular barramundi-fishing haunt and the crocs know it – ask about local conditions and advice before casting.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Head to these monthly markets and pick up local produce, arts, crafts and all manner of country-style curios.
Broome
Has a pleasant sandy beach and good fishing from the jetty. You might even see whales, turtles or dolphins.
Tasmania
Good vantage point from atop the Nut over Stanley and beyond, located a short walk south of the chairlift.
Victoria
Drop by Blackjack's cellar door to taste its range of reds, including award-winning shiraz and blends.
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