Tourist offices Australia

CED manages the 63 national parks identified in Western Australia. Its offices are present in all cities. The various packages can be purchased to access the 24 national parks.

To enter the Aboriginal territories in the centre of the Northern Territory. This site also gives you the addresses of the offices of the Red centre.

If the link is broken, consult the PDF booklet at www.discovertasmania.com/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/19054/G_and_L_web_Final.pdf

This is the information site set up by the city. The Visitor Center at Port Adelaide, 66 Commercial Road - Port Adelaide, is the only physical address where you will be able to collect information brochures about the city.

A very good official site on Perth and its region, complementing the information provided by Tourism WA and the Western Australian Visitor City Centre

Very attentive staff will provide you with the usual documentation, the very interesting Walk The Port brochure and brochures on the self-guided port walks, old pubs and aboriginal history. You will also find information on the Port River Dolphin Trail, a discovery trail within the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary that allows you to meet the dolphins that call the Port Adelaide River home.

Visitor Centre, art gallery and library. Also on display is Shakka, a 5.5-meter great white. The shark, made entirely of fiberglass, is a replica of a shark caught in a fisherman's net many years ago. With the Pirie Rail Express Association, two model trains are also featured outside the main building every^1st and^3rd Sunday of the month, as well as on Wednesdays during school vacations.

The tourist information site of Jervis Bay Tourism Inc. Most of the accommodation, restaurants, shops, tour operators and activities are indicated.

The Surfers Paradise Information and Booking Centre is located in the Paradise Centre, 2 Cavill Ave, Surfers Paradise, Australia. It is an accredited tourist information center offering a range of services for travelers. The knowledgeable and friendly staff can provide advice on things to see, do and eat in the area. They can also provide maps, brochures and itineraries to help visitors plan their stay.

Australia.com is the official website of the Australian Tourism Agency and a very good reference. The advantage is that it offers a very complete French version, which is not the case for all sites. The interactive short film where you can select your favorite destinations by watching the film is a must-see when you start planning your trip! There's also a quick test you can take on the site about your vacation preferences, which is quite dreamy, as the photos and videos are truly magnificent.