New South Wales and ACT

Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, is probably Australia’s most recognisable city, and  is often mistaken for the capital of Australia.  However, Australia’s true capital is Canberra, in the Australian Capital Territory.

Beautiful Sydney Harbour

New South Wales has much to offer, not just the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. With surf beaches, national parks, rivers and lakes, snow and skiing in winter, there is something for everyone.Regional New South Wales,west of the Coast, is dominated by agriculture and farming communities, including cattle, sheep, wineries, and crops such as cotton and wheat. Here you will find country towns and true old fashioned country values. Mining is also prominent in outback New South Wales.  Parliament House

Parliament House

Take a trip to Canberra (4 hours drive from Sydney) and visit the Nation’s Capital.  Here you will find many of Australia’s iconic features such as Parliament House,  the Australian National Gallery and the High Court of Australia.  Snowfields are close by, and Canberra  is a popular place in Winter for those who enjoy the cold.