Visit Australia : the most popular destinations for students

The 5 Best Reasons Why You Should Come To Australia With Us

Most Popular Destination

Australia is the 3rd most preferred study destination in the world; 590,000 international students chose Australia in 2014!

Safe Destination

4 Australian cities are among the 10 most liveable cities in the world, safety and a friendly population are the key advantage to come to Australia

Unique Destination

Unique landscape, unique wildlife, unique surf beaches, unique lifestyle, unique icons = unique experience

Multifaceted Destination

Modern cities and quality public services, highly urban lifestyle and cosmopolitan country, frontier country towns and isolated landmarks, deserts and beaches

The “Lucky Country” Destination

Constant economic growth, low unemployment, safe cities, solid multiculturalism, excellent climate all year round

Where should I go and what should I do before I leave Australia?

Australia is known for many things — extraordinary landscapes, laid-back cities, beautiful beaches. It would be impossible to see the country and experience all it has to offer on a single trip. But these 20 places and activities should be at the top of your list, whether you are a foreign tourist flying in from afar or a native Australian looking to explore his own country.

	New South Wales Enjoy a drink at the Opera Bar before seeing a performance at the Sydney Opera House. Climb the steps, ladders, and catwalks of Sydney Harbour Bridge. Take the 6-km coastal cliff walk from Bondi to Coogee in the Sydney suburbs. Spend a day perfecting your lawn bowling game at the Clovelly Bowling Club near Sydney. Hike through the eucalyptus forests of the Blue Mountains in New South Wales. Surf 'The Pass' at Byron Bay on a longboard.
	Queensland See the first leg of the Surfing World Tour in the Gold Coast. See the incredible sea life along the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Queensland Tour the largest sandy island in the world in a four-wheel drive vehicle: Fraser Island, freshwater lakes and dingoes. Tee off at the RACV Royal Pines golf course on Queensland's Gold Coast, new home of the Australian PGA Championship.
	Victoria Drive by the 12 Apostles — a collection of limestone stacks — on a trip along Great Ocean Road in Victoria Get lost looking at art, shopping, and snacking in the Laneways of Melbourne Stuff yourself at Flower Drum, a famous Chinese restaurant in Melbourne Head to Melbourne in January for the Australian Open, one of tennis' four Grand Slams Attend an AFL game in Melbourne
	South Australia Go wine tasting in the Barossa Valley outside of Adelaide Traverse the continent by rail on The Ghan, a three-day journey from Darwin to Adelaide
	Northern Territory Organise a safari to witness a sunrise at Uluru (this massive sandstone rock formation in the Northern Territory) Get lost in the Olgas Trek through Kings Canyon.
	Tasmania Explore Hobart through Tasmania's MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), which showcases the collection of Tasmanian gambler-turned-art collector David Walsh Don't miss Port Arthur convict settlement.
	Western Australia Bike around the beaches of Rottnest Island off the coast of Perth. Explore the stunning caves of the Margaret River region Join a Safari for several days to explore the nature wonderland of WA