Integrity Coach Lines‘ Perth–Broome service stops outside Ningaloo Club Backpackers hostel on Robinson Street in Coral Bay.
Coral Bay coach stop
Cornwall Square Transit Centre
Coaches run from Launceston to destinations throughout Tasmania.
Tassielink and Redline coaches depart from the Cornwall Square Transit Centre at the corner of St John Street and Cimitiere Street.
Cotters Market Handmade Arts and Craft Precinct
Cotters Market Handmade Arts and Craft Precinct claims to be North Queensland’s largest arts and craft market.
Cottesloe Beach Hotel
The Cottesloe Beach Hotel, aka the Cott, is a great beachside pub that is just a five minute walk south from the Ocean Beach Hotel.
Cowra bus and coach stop
NSW TrainLink coaches go to Cowra from Bathurst, Cootamundra, Grenfell and Orange. Buses and coaches depart from the Bus Zone on Macquarie Street.
Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Centre
Cowra’s biggest attraction is the Japanese Gardens and the adjoining cultural centre. It is the setting for many Japanese festivals and public holidays that are celebrated in Cowra.
Cowra Visitor Information Centre
Crater Lakes
Mount Gambier Crater Lakes Mountain Bike Trail allows you to view the three crater lakes: Blue Lake, Valley Lake and Leg of Mutton Lake. There is a wildlife park with boardwalks over Valley Lake and walking trails around the dry Leg of Mutton Lake.
Crocodylus Park
Crocodylus Park is a popular wildlife park is home to a variety of Australian wildlife with an emphasis on crocodiles.
CSIRO Discovery Centre
CSIRO Discovery is a science museum showcasing the CSIRO’s achievements in science and technology. The complex includes working science laboratories where visitors can view research in progress.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Currumbin Sanctuary is an excellent wildlife park at the southern end of the Gold Coast. The park is home to wombats, tree kangaroos, kangaroos, wallabies and Tasmanian devils; although birds are the main attraction.
Daintree Discovery Centre
The Daintree Discovery Centre has displays about the rainforest and an audio-visual theatre but the main feature is the network of elevated boardwalks, aerial walkway and the 23m-high canopy tower.
Dandenong Ranges visitor information centre
Darling Harbour
Just a short walk from the heart of the city centre, this harbour side precinct has been developed as new tourist area with hotels, museums, parks, shopping centres and plenty of fast food shops. Everything of interest in Darling Harbour was built in the last 30 years and parts of it seem quite sterile, however the area is home to several attractions including the Sydney Aquarium, Sydney Wildlife World, the National Maritime Museum and the Powerhouse Museum.
Darling Harbour Visitor Information Centre
Darwin International Airport (DRW)
Darwin is the closest Australian city to Asia. Its airport handles many of the cheapest international flights into and out of Australia, making Darwin a popular gateway.
Darwin International Airport (DRW) is 10km northeast of the city centre and is served by the airport shuttle bus that meets most (but not all) flights and drops off at hostels. The one-way fare is $16 (although the fare is reduced with more passengers).
Darwin train station
Great Southern Railway’s Ghan train service runs from Darwin to Adelaide three times a week. The station is located at Berrimah in Darwin’s outer suburbs. There are no scheduled bus services between the station and the city centre but shuttle buses meet the train; the fare into the city centre is around $8.
Darwin Visitor Information Centre
Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
At more than 75m the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree is even taller than the nearby Gloucester Tree. The giant karri tree has a platform halfway up for those that aren’t adventurous enough to climb all the way.
Day hikes in Cradle Mountain
There are plenty of day hikes originating at the northern part of the national park. These range from easy ten-minute walks to more strenuous treks up Cradle Mountain. The Dove Lake Loop Track (2 hours) is the most popular and is a good introduction to the park.
The information centre sells a detailed map of these hiking trails for $4.