Travel in Australia might be all but at a standstill right now, but our community of intrepid travellers, like us, is always looking forward to the next adventure. This year is fast becoming one of hyper-local escapes, and while we wait for more far-flung adventures, exploring your own backyard brings with it, the reward of rediscovery.
While the north of the country is rightly lauded for its warm, welcoming conditions during the winter months, Australia's southern states offer their own alluring attractions over summer, and beyond, with long sunny days and blissfully warm temperatures. For those with a penchant for fine food and wine, a tasting tour of the Barossa's kaleidoscope of gastronomic gems is the perfect indulgent immersion. Or for lovers of landscapes, a discovery of Tasmania's numerous natural wonders and national parks. And who could forget Victoria's iconic Great Ocean Road, a celebrated road trip along the iconic coastline that continues to surprise and delight even the most seasoned of travellers.
Start planning your own discovery through our southern states with a selection of A&K's expertly crafted journeys below, and reach out to our expert Journey Designers, or your travel professional, to learn more or make a booking.
Head into the remote reaches of South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula and discover rugged outback landscapes, a glistening salt lake and turquoise waters.
Embark on a private cycling tour of the Barossa Valley’s oldest vineyards, and explore Kangaroo Island’s stunning landscapes and wildlife.
Embark on one of the country’s great road trips when you head for Victoria’s iconic Great Ocean Road, and onto the breathtaking Grampians.
Experience a cornucopia of exceptional food and wine, savouring flavours from Melbourne to the Yarra Valley and the Mornington Peninsula.
Discover the extraordinary sights, sounds and tastes of Tasmania on this leisurely self-drive journey from Hobart to Freycinet National Park.
Welcome to the Western Australia's South West, where mouth-watering produce, world-class wine and ancient forests hide around every corner.
