Travel regions of New South Wales

Blue Mountains
The Blue Mountains offers an easy escape from the hustle and bustle. Whether you come to the Blue Mountains for a day or more there is never enough time to experience everything.

Byron Bay
Byron Bay is quickly becoming a destination for travellers who are looking for a special place to unwind, relax, recharge the batteries and find themselves.

Central Coast NSW
The Central Coast of New South Wales has become a very popular tourist destination due to its wonderful coastline landscapes, quality accommodation in the and picturesque towns and its agriculturally productive hinterland.

Central NSW
This beautiful region of New South Wales is rich with much of Australia's primary produce. Ideal for the driving holiday or just relaxing in the slower pace of the country.

Coffs Harbour
Let the warm turquoise waters of the South Pacific baptise your spirit as you swim, surf or dive. This is where sea breezes caress you as you sail, cruise or fish along the coast. We invite you to Discover our Green, Gold and Blue - our rainforests, our beaches, our waterways.

Hunter Valley
The Hunter Valley stretches from the Goulburn River and Wollemi National Park to the South right upto Barrington Tops National Park to the North. Not only does the Hunter boast wonderful scenery, but it is also home to a large wine and coaling industries.

Lord Howe Island
Lord Howe Island

Northern NSW
The beautiful Tweed Shire lies in the far North East corner of New South Wales, along the NSW border with Queensland.

Port Macquarie
Welcome to Port Macquarie

Snow Fields Jindabyne
Various styles of accommodation are available at the snowfields of Jindabyne.

Snow Fields Perisher
One of the most popular snow destinations in Snowy Mountains of New South Wales.

Snow Fields Selwyn
Selwyn Snow Fields offer a large selection of snow accommodation.

Snow Fields Smiggins
Smiggin Holes Snow Resorts and Chalets

Snow Fields Thredbo
Snow Resorts and Chalets in Thredbo, Snowy Mountains

South Coast NSW
As you drive down the Princes Highway, there’s an ever-changing backdrop to the golden, or dazzling white, beaches - rugged mountain ranges, rivers tumbling through gorges or meandering across green valleys and then slipping into the sea, tranquil lakes, lush dairy farms and native bushland in more than 300,000 hectares of National Parks and State Forests.

Sydney
Sydney Harbour is often seen as the stunning focal point that defines this beautiful city. Framed by a dramatic cityscape and surrounded by sandstone cliffs, coves and numerous beaches it is arguably the most beautiful harbour in the world.