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Clare Valley, SA - If drinking delicious wine in stunning locations is your thing, then the Clare Valley may suit you just fine.

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Wine time - The region boasts over 40 wineries spread throughout numerous small villages, and it's only an hour and a half from Adelaide, making it a very accessible getaway.

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Uluru, NT - The majestic rock formation of Uluru never fails to impress and every Australian should witness this in person at least once in their lifetime. 

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Temperature - The temperate climate of Easter makes it a perfect time to visit!

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Hike - Whilst it is forbidden to climb on Uluru, take a hike around the base of this behemoth. The 10 km loop allows you to get up close and personal with the rock formations and incredible flora and fauna of the region. And it's free!

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Sydney - Sydney is in the top ten most expensive cities in the world to live in, but don't let that put you off an Easter visit.

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World class - The city boasts world-class views and beaches to die for.

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Sydney - It is one of the few places on Earth where you can be amid achingly beautiful wilderness one moment and deep in the heart of a bustling metropolis the next.

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Hobart, TAS - This compact city is hemmed by Tasmanian wilderness and increasingly becoming a hip destination.

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MOMA - The Museum of Old and New Art, is a must-see here. It is Australia’s largest privately owned collection.

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Markets - The Salamanca Saturday market is always a hive of activity and a great place to soak up the unique produce and culture of the region.

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Canberra, ACT - Canberra isn't just for politicians and school trips. The city's abundance of museums, galleries, and sweeping architectural projects make our nation’s capital well worth your time.

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Guided experience - A $35 ticket for the Ultimate Museum Experience will ensure you see it all!

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Tennis - Tennis fans are encouraged to check out the international clay court tournament at the Canberra tennis centre over the Easter weekend. Entry is free!

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Mt Buller, VIC - Mt Buller is primarily considered a winter destination, but this beautiful region shines all year round.

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Melbourne - Its close vicinity to Melbourne makes Mt Buller an ideal and easily accessible Easter break.

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Nature - Hiking, mountain biking, and all manner of activities await you in the breathtaking scenery here.

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Fremantle, WA - Lonely Planet named Fremantle one of the top ten holiday destinations of 2016.

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Fremantle - Freo is a sweet little boho town offering colonial charm, postcard beaches, and a thriving art scene.

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Fremantle - The Fremantle markets are a must-see with fresh and artisanal goods in a historical marketplace that has been trading for over 100 years.

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Gold Coast - Autumn sun-seekers need look no further than the Goldy.

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Hello sunshine - For reliable sunshine, a gorgeous coastline, and a huge list of things to do, you really can’t beat the Gold Coast.

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Theme parks - Get the blood pumping by visiting one of the many theme and adventure water parks on the coast.

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Cairns, QLD - Cairns in the Autumn is the perfect temperature, not sweltering but warm enough to shake impending winter blues.

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Gateway - Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, so jump on a boat and join the tropical fish in the warm waters.

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Daintree rainforest - Alternatively, take a hike the Daintree rainforest and get back to nature.

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Noosa, QLD - Whilst Noosa is typically associated with being a very high-end (read expensive) destination, there are ways to experience the area on a budget.

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Nature - Enjoy the ocean and surrounding national parks. They're free!

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Ferry - One of the most affordable ways to get out on the water is to buy a ticket for the Noosa ferry sunset cruise. It’s BYO so what are you waiting for?!

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