World Directory, Europe, Austria, Salzburg, Salzburg

Salzburg is the fourth-largest city in Austria and the capital of the federal state of Salzburg. Salzburg's "Old Town" with its world famous baroque architecture is one of the best-preserved city centres north of the Alps, and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, New South Wales , Mid North Coast

Forster is a large coastal town in the Mid North Coast region of New South Wales, Australia, in the Great Lakes Council LGA, about 308 km (191 mi) north-north-east of Sydney. It is immediately adjacent to its twin, Tuncurry, which is the smaller of the two towns. The usual local pronunciation of the name is 'Foster'.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Victoria, Surf Coast Shire

With Victoria’s second city, Geelong, just 22km to the north and with two of the nation’s best surf beaches, Bells and Jan Juc, at the front doorstep, it was inevitable that Torquay would emerge as one of the state’s most popular coastal resorts. Standing at the eastern gateway to the Great Ocean Road, Torquay also introduces visitors to spectacular seafront drives west to Anglesea and the scenic gems of Victoria’s magnificent southern coast. The international surfing spotlight is focused on Torquay at Easter for the traditional Bells Beach titles, while recreational surfers can run the wave gauntlet secure in the knowledge that the beach is guarded by volunteers from Victoria’s largest surf lifesaving club.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Tasmania, Burnie

The coast in the Burnie district is a glorious expanse of ocean and sky, with a multitude of capes, bluffs and headlands linked by stretches of sparkling white beach. Behind the coast there are forests, farms, lakes, rivers, and rolling hills planted with all kinds of crops. There are numerous small villages, easily reached on the network of country roads.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Victoria, Victoria

Just an hour's drive south from Melbourne, the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay is formed by Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne's playground. The peninsula was also the point of first settlement in Victoria. Just a short hop on the MV Queenscliff puts passengers onto the western side of the Bay at Queenscliff on the the Bellarine Peninsula.

World Directory, North America, Canada, British Columbia, Sunshine Coast

Coolum Beach is a must to visit with fantastic white beaches and incredibly blue waters. Despite being quiet and relaxed with a inviting village atmosphere Coolum has all the facilities of a resort town. From 5 star resorts to budget accommodation, up-market beach-side restaurants to cheap take-aways...Coolum has it all!

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Queensland, Sunshine Coast

Sundrenched beaches, powder white sand, pristine waters and a water temperature that invites year round swimming is Noosa's real drawcard. And when it's combined with stunning, stylish architecture nesteled against a lush green hinterland you know you've found the perfect setting for your escape.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Queensland, Sunshine Coast

Blessed with a heady mix of ocean beaches, riverfront, variety of restaurants and nighteries, Mooloolaba is a popular, central Sunshine Coast resort town.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Victoria, Shire of Mount Alexander

At Maldon the air is sweet, the wildflowers flamboyant, the lemons and limes fragrant, the roses brilliant, the wattles and almond blossoms wild against the sky, the elms and white gums gentle screens under the afternoon heat, and the people friendly. The pace, if that is what it should be called, is easy. The rush is over but the secret stays.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, New South Wales , Jervis Bay Territory

Jervis Bay (plus Currarong, Callala Beach, Callala Bay, Myola, Vincentia and Hyams Beach) An area of brilliant white sands and pleasant bushwalking. Located about 170 km from Sydney, Jervis Bay is both an inlet and the basis of the uniquely beautiful Booderee National Park which is a popular holiday destination. The Bay itself is approximately15km long and 10km wide. It is a spacious natural harbour sheltered by headlands of forest and heathland which jut out leaving a relatively narrow entrance. With a depth of 27 metres it is thought to be the deepest sheltered harbour in Australia. The waters are remarkably beautiful and range in hue from aquamarine to a deep blue.