On the limestone coast of South Australia, you’ll find the charming seaside town of Robe. Boasting a rich history, strong art and culture scene, chic eateries and some of Australia’s most picturesque beaches, you’ll wonder why it took you so long to go. For a truly unique drinking experience, the Robe Town Brewery is a must visit — the beer is made in traditional fashion with straw filtration, wood-fired kettles and open fermentation.

These twin coastal towns on the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef may be Queensland’s best kept secret. Away from the crowds of Brisbane and Cairns, you’ll be free to enjoy the area’s unspoiled beaches, rich history (1770 is Queensland’s oldest town and remains largely untouched since Captain Cook’s discovery) and wildlife tours.

It’s safe to say that Lorne is unlike anywhere else in Australia. The pristine, white beaches, fishing jetties and boutique-lined foreshore give the resort town a relaxed Mediterranean feel. There’s more to Lorne than just a pretty resort town, though, with natural wonders like the mountainous Otway Range and spectacular Erskine Falls just a short drive away.

Located on the mouth of the Clarence River, this northern NSW town is equal parts style and serenity. Whether you’re in the mood for surfing or swimming at one of the 11 beaches, checking out the chic boutiques or enjoying the sweeping coastal views with a glass of wine, there’s something for everyone in the idyllic Yamba.

Many visitors to the Margaret River region come for the wine or surfing, but stay for the breathtaking scenery, decadent food and welcoming people. For a small seaside town, there’s a lot to do — from checking out the crystal formations at Lake and Mammoth Caves to walking the gorgeous National and State forest trails and watching the sunrise at Prevelly Point.