Brisbane Holidays
- By Brandan Lizotte
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- On 9 Sep | '2018
Sophisticated city galleries and rooftop bars, desolate subtropical beaches, cool-climate vineyards: the greater Brisbane region deals in Queensland’s most gasp-inducing contrasts. Star of the show is Brisbane itself, a lush, sultry metropolis with flourishing restaurant, bar and cultural scenes that attest to its coming of age. Lapping at the city’s eastern fringe is Moreton Bay, home to low-lying sandy isles that beckon with their turquoise waves, sparkling forests and the passing parade of whales, turtles and dolphins.
Whether it’s for bucks, hens, footy trips, cricket trips, netball trips, nye, golf trips or just a party holiday with your mates, we have you covered.
At a glance, Queenstown may look like a sleepy mountain village, however, look deeper and the adrenaline-fuelled luge and The Ledge will tell you otherwise. Home to the best ski runs on earth, as well as a huge range of other adventure activities, a night of fun and drinking, will be more than welcome after the crazy days on offer. With DJ’s pumping out music high in the mountains, and cowboys raising their whisky glasses in the streets below, Queenstown is full of adrenaline junkies and backpackers from all over the globe.
Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia and the capital of its culture. It has so much to offer, from the bustling bars on the banks of the Yarra in the CBD to the relaxed terraces on the beach. Melbourne holds world-class sporting events and some of the biggest sports competitions on the Australian calendar. It is a bustling city of culture which is reflected through its clubs, bars and live gigs.
Known as the “Island of the gods”, Bali offers some adventures that cannot be had anywhere else in the world. Where else would you be able to trek through a jungle and end the day in Kuta, the centre of Bali’s unrivalled nightlife scene? You can party in loud open-air bars like Casablanca or watch traditional Balinese dancers in intriguing Ubud. Bali offers a huge variety of unique and amazing places to party on one of the most Iconic of the Indonesian islands.
The town of Byron Bay has a trendy cool vibe with a mix of surfers, travellers and party-goers rolled into one. Combine this with miles of white beaches and awesome venues such as The Rails and Cheeky Monkeys, Byron Bay is up there in the best places to surf and party in Australia.
Known as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and once a sugar milling town, Cairns is now a huge party destination with waterfront bars, casinos and clubs. With the sunshine all year round, Cairns is a tourist hub for people around the world that come to socialise down the strip, see live gigs and dive the reef.
Sydney is an iconic city, not just in Australia but throughout the world due to its iconic landmarks, beautiful people, and sandy beaches. Sydney mixes the history of The Rocks, city life in the CBD with the relaxed trendy vibe of Bondi Beach. In the city, you’ll find awesome club nights hosted by Pacha, pool parties at Ivy and the oldest pubs at The Rocks. Bondi and it’s cousin, Manly on the north shore has some of the best beach bars in Australia, including Bucket List and the Wharf Bar.