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Food, wine and a relaxed lifestyle combine to form an important element in the Australian culture.Modern Australian cuisine is the result of its vibrant multicultural society. Most to prefer to eat and drink with the best views possible – in unbelievable locations be it outdoor or at the BBQ on a perfect Aussie summer day - ordering dinner in the desert under the big, starry sky of Uluru; eating a feast on the rainforest floor under the ancient canopy of a World Heritage national park; or simply enjoying take-away fish and chips on a beach.

Above all else, its Australia’s lifestyle that dictates how Australians eat and drink. For most, the preference is for a casual, but delicious meal- sophisticated in its tastes and the way it brings their mates together.

Dine by the water at Bathers’ Pavillion Some of the finest restaurants in the world are dotted along Sydney Harbour. Traditional Australian fish and chips at Doyles in Watsons Bay, maybe an Italian meal at East Circular Quay with million dollar views. More info>	Soak up St Kilda - cakes, coffee & nightlife St Kilda is known for cake shops and modern bistros, bars and cafes. It has two faces: the cafes and delicatessens of Acland Street and the cooler 24-hour nightlife of Fitzroy Street. More info>	Travel the Blessed Cheese Trail McLaren Vale Cheese is home to the Cheese and Wine Trail. A progressive picnic matching some of South Australia's finest artisan made cheeses with wines from some of the region's best wineries. More info>	Enjoy the freedom - WA’s Margaret River Be prepared for indulgence in world-class wineries and gourmet vineyard restaurants. Boutique beer breweries, exquisite cheeses, and condiment producers, and fudge factories, add to the gourmet experience. More info>
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