A Guide To The Best Australian Holidays

Monday, December 7th, 2009 at 7:49 am

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Australia has so much luxury to show off, so if you have got a little extra cash to splash here’s a luxury guide to why Australian holidays should be top of your list.

Sydney – Known throughout the world for its glamour and sophistication with landmarks such as the Opera House and now being even more expensive to live than New York City. There’s great variety in Sydney and you can really mix up what you do by trying the many restaurants, bars and hotels. The city is shrouded in Luxury however two hotels stand amongst the rest the, Park Hyatt and the Shangri-La. The Park Hyatt has some of the most wonderful views overlooking the Opera House with rooms to match with the latest mod-cons as you would expect.If you want to be grand then Shagri-La harbour view room is definitely for you with its 270 degree room allowing you to see unique views of Sydney Harbour.

Sydney offers some of the best Australia tours with experiences like climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge and twilight climb which will certainly make your holiday very special.

Adelaide – The home of the national food and wine festival, Adelaide packs in a lot of culture with some amazing food and drink. This is not Sydney however don’t be mistaken it is not lacking in luxury. The Thorngrove Manor Hotel is fairytale 5 star hotel perfect for a couple interested in sporting a huge selection of local wines. This hotel sports baroque towers and turrets making the experience something you would never see before and the hotel has wireless internet so you can enjoy your surrounding but not lose touch with real world. With Adelaide being one of the oldest wine regions in Australia a must see is the Bridge Water Mill. Going for a tour around these historic vineyards are going for fill any wine enthusiast with wine sampling available.

If you are more of a shopper then a trip to Rundle Mall with certainly make your holiday as this shopping centre includes over 600 shops and 3 department stores.