The best hotels Australia

Located on Kewarra Beach, just 20 minutes from Cairns, Kewarra Beach Resort is a luxury resort nestled in 30 hectares of tropical gardens. It offers an idyllic setting between the Great Barrier Reef and the rainforests of North Queensland. The sophisticated cottages, located in the forest or near the beach, offer free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, balconies, minibars and tea and coffee making facilities. Some superior cottages feature a living room and patio. The resort also offers an elegant spa, an upscale seafood restaurant, several lagoon-shaped pools, a private beach with a beachfront café, a business center, a fitness center and reception areas. Guests can enjoy the tranquility of the private beach, stroll through the gardens or relax by the pool.

Siky Oaks is an oasis of elegance and peace with its small wooden chalets on stilts located in the mountain jungle of Daintree National Park, overlooking the Mossman River. The nature and calm of the place are magical and the comfort is supreme with laundry, gym, wifi, bar, lounge, restaurant, swimming pool. Many activities included: canoeing, snorkeling, swimming pool, cycling, guided tours in the forest. Paid activities: helicopter and balloon tour, cruise on the Daintree, rafting, diving... Not to be missed: a treatment at Healing Water Spa, the region's mineral-rich water is renowned for its beneficial effects.

Longitude 131° is a luxury resort located just outside Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, less than 10 kilometers direct view from Uluṟu and a short drive from Yulara, in the Northern Territory. This luxury resort features tented accommodation, offering spectacular views of Uluru. Rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, iPads, air conditioning and minibars. The chic canopied restaurant serves inclusive breakfast and Australian dishes, while offering panoramic views of Ayers Rock. There's also an outdoor pool, a library and an off-site spa offering massages (fee, transfer provided). Guided tours are available to discover the region and its natural and cultural heritage.

A homestead dating back to 1884 and the warm welcome of its guests will not leave you insensitive. You will meet the sixth generation of Bill Hayes.

" The Ooraminna farm was a very interesting step. Its owners are exciting and they have done the utmost to ensure that our short stay and our first contact with the Outback are as pleasant as possible. The cabins are comfortable and dinner - simple - shared with the owner as well as the day's solid breakfast complete positively a good balance sheet. " Jean-Max - March 26, 2008.