Portside Wharf is an exciting and dynamic compliment to the city. Conveniently situated just 10 minutes from down-town Brisbane and a mere 15-20 minutes car ride from Brisbane Airport, you will be able to find your way there with ease.

Located next to Manly Harbour Village, Brisbane's only bayside village, East Coast Marina is about 15 minute drive from downtown. It's a place of fantastic combination of old world character and charm and present day chic. The picturesque Moreton Bay is only one step away.

Lying in the tropics, close to 20° South and cooled by the trade winds for most of the year, the Whitsundays have an excellent climate. The waters are protected by the Coral Sea and Great Barrier Reef and most islands are surrounded by a fringing reef system...

Hamilton Island is the largest inhabited island of the Whitsunday Islands in Queensland, Australia. The island is a popular tourist destination as well as host to the annual Hamilton Island Race Week yachting festival. Hamilton Island has the most places to stay, restaurants and shops of all the Whitsunday Islands. Whereas many of the Whitsunday Islands only feature a single resort, Hamilton Island features many different resorts and hotels. Infrastructure is on the north side of island. To the south, the island is untouched natural vegetation.
 

Hervey Bay is located a comfortable three and a half hour drive or a 45 minute flight north of Brisbane, Queensland. It has a great sub-tropical climate, with maximum averages of 29 degrees Celsius in summer and 22 degrees Celcius in winter.

Located north of Sydney and adjacent to Newcastle, the city of Lake Macquarie is a Local Government Area in New South Wales. The lake itself is over four times the size of Sydney Harbour and is the largest coastal saltwater lake in Australia. Lake Macquarie has long sandy beaches border the pacific ocean and adjoins the Watagan Montains.

Sydney, a free spirited, vibrant city built around one of the world's most beautiful harbours, with scores of sparkling beaches within easy reach of its cosmopolitan heart.

Yeppoon is the major town along the tourist strip of the Capricorn Coast and 40 km from its nearest regional centre, the city of Rockhampton. Long stretches of beaches are the main tourist attraction, while the islands of the Keppel Group, in particular Great Keppel Island, are another drawcard. The Rosslyn Bay boat harbour caters for professional and privately owned vessels and was once the centre of a thriving commercial fishing industry.

North of the town is the Byfield State Forest and National Park. The State Forest consists largely of pine plantations and is home to the Byfield Fern (Bowenia Serrulata). The National Park is largely coastal and sand dune based geographical areas. It is popular with Four Wheel Drive enthusiasts.