Down under delights: Top Aussie escapes for your holiday

There is no better way to spend your holidays than to visit these top Aussie escapes that'll turn your holiday dreams into reality. From exploring the rugged outback to relaxing on pristine beaches, Australia has the perfect getaway for you. So, grab your hats and sunscreen because we're about to explore the top Aussie escapes that will make your holiday a memorable one.

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For food lovers

Friends and family sitting outside together eating and drinking. Credit: SolStock/Getty Images

• Melbourne (Victoria)
• Tasmania

For wine connoisseurs

The Barossa is one of the world’s great wine-producing areas. Credit: Andrew Peacock/Getty Images

• Barossa Valley (South Australia)

For beach goers

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  Bondi is one of Australia’s most iconic beaches. Credit: Wikipedia
• Bondi, Coogee, Byron Bay, Manly, Lord Howe (NSW)
• Whitsundays / Hamilton Island (QLD)

For refreshment and adventure

On land or sea, there are many gateway options for you to help make unforgettable holiday memories. Credit: Rafael Ben-Ari/Getty Images

• Margaret River (WA)
• Cradle Mountain, Gordon Dam (TAS)

Gordon Dam in Tasmania's Franklin/Gordon wilderness. Source: Moment RF / Steve Daggar Photography/Getty Images

• Great Barrier Reef (QLD)
• Blue Mountain (NSW)

For memorable road trips

Aerial view of the Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles near Melbourne. Source: Moment RF / Steven Han/Getty Images

• Great Ocean Road (VIC)
• Nullarbor Plain (SA)

The Nullarbor stretches across the southern edge of Australia between the goldfields of Western Australia and the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. Source: Moment RF / Robbie Goodall/Getty Images

History and culture enthusiast

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  Ubirr is one of Kakadu National Park's two most famous Aboriginal rock art galleries. Credit: Steve McCarthy / 500px/Getty Images/500px
• Port Arthur (TAS)
• Kakadu National Park (NT)
• Australian War Memorial, National Gallery of Australia, Parliament House (ACT)

For camping

Children sitting with Grandparents eating breakfast beside tents at a camp site. Credit: Jodie Griggs/Getty Images

• Jervis Bay, Byron Bay, Lake Lyell (NSW)
• Grampians National Park, Fairhaven Campsite (VIC)
• Charlie Moreland (QLD)
• Merl Camping Ground (NT)
• Freycinet National Park (TAS)

A sea kayaker paddles around sea cliffs on Schouten Island, Freycinet National Park, Tasmania, Australia. Credit: James McCormack/Getty Images/Cavan Images RF

• Flinders Ranges (SA)
• Honeysuckle Camp Ground (ACT)

For glamping

Glamorous camping or glamping is a style of camping with amenities and, in some cases, resort-style services. Credit: Nick Rains/Getty Images

• Lamington National Park (QLD)
• Kakadu National Park (NT)
• Ningaloo Reef (WA)

Glamping has become particularly popular with 21st-century tourists seeking modern amenities. Credit: Thomas Barwick/Getty Images

• Flinders Ranges (SA)
• Jervis Bay, Mudgee, Dubbo (NSW)
• Grampians National Park (VIC)

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