RLWC 2026 Tour Cities & Hotels
PERTH
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Best of the West, Onward with England
Perth, the capital of Western Australia, blends a relaxed coastal lifestyle with a vibrant and evolving cultural scene. The city is known for its outdoor-oriented way of life, thanks to its abundance of sunny days, pristine beaches like Cottesloe and Scarborough, and sprawling green spaces such as Kings Park. Neighbourhoods such as Northbridge and Fremantle offer eclectic dining, live music, street art, and multicultural influences that reflect Perth’s increasingly global outlook.
Economically, Perth is a powerhouse of the Australian resources sector, serving as a hub for mining, energy, and engineering industries that help drive the national economy. Tourism also plays an important role: visitors are drawn to Perth’s idyllic Swan River setting, winery regions like the Swan Valley, island escapes such as Rottnest Island, and opportunities for wildlife encounters and adventure. Its combination of natural beauty, economic vitality, and cultural richness makes Perth an appealing destination for both residents and travellers alike.
Your Perth Hotel
Oaks Perth Hotel
305 Murray St, Perth WA 6000
Some things to do in Perth during your leisure time
BROOME
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Best of the West
Broome, located on the remote and spectacular coastline of Western Australia’s Kimberley region, is a culturally rich town shaped by its Indigenous heritage and its history as a pearling hub. Broome’s multicultural identity – formed through waves of Asian, Indigenous, and European influences during the pearling era—still defines its character today. This blend is reflected in its food, festivals and the laid-back lifestyle that centres on outdoor living, community gatherings, and appreciation of the region’s extraordinary natural environment.
Tourism flourishes thanks to Broome’s unique landscape: the red cliffs of Gantheaume Point, the iconic 22-kilometre stretch of Cable Beach, and the region’s famous “Staircase to the Moon” phenomenon that draws visitors year-round. The town’s combination of rich cultural diversity, natural beauty, and growing economic activity continues to make Broome one of Australia’s most distinctive and memorable regional destinations.
Your Broome Hotel
Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa
28 Cable Beach Rd W, Cable Beach WA 6726
The Cable Beach Club Resort & Spa is the only resort in Broome that directly overlooks the famous white sands of Cable Beach, offering a unique blend of Asian and colonial architecture across 26 acres of lush gardens.
The resort is designed to cater to both relaxation and activity, featuring an adults-only sanctuary at the Ocean Pool, a family-friendly Kimberley Pool with a waterfall, and the award-winning Chahoya Spa. With four distinct restaurants ranging from refined Italian at Cichetti Club to the iconic Sunset Bar & Grill, it provides a complete Kimberley experience where the red pindan earth meets the turquoise Indian Ocean.
Some things to do in Broome during your leisure time
ADELAIDE
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Onward with England
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is known for its strong cultural identity, elegant planning, and easygoing lifestyle. The city has a reputation as Australia’s “festival capital,” hosting major events such as the Adelaide Fringe, WOMADelaide, and the Adelaide Festival, which draw artists and audiences from around the world. Adelaide’s lifestyle is relaxed yet sophisticated, with leafy parklands surrounding the CBD, walkable neighbourhoods, and a growing food and wine culture that reflects the state’s close relationship with its agricultural regions.
Economically, Adelaide has a diverse foundation that includes defence and aerospace industries, advanced manufacturing, health sciences, education, and a strong wine and agribusiness sector. The nearby Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, and Adelaide Hills are internationally recognised wine regions that contribute significantly to the local economy while enhancing the city’s appeal as a culinary destination. Tourism is a major strength, supported by attractions such as Glenelg Beach, the Adelaide Central Market, cultural festivals, and easy access to wildlife experiences on Kangaroo Island. With its blend of economic resilience, cultural depth, and lifestyle quality, Adelaide continues to stand out as one of Australia’s most liveable and engaging cities.
Your Adelaide Hotel
Stamford Plaza Adelaide
150 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000
Nestled in the heart of Adelaide’s vibrant cultural district, the Stamford Plaza Adelaide offers you a premier 5-star experience at one of the city’s most prestigious addresses on North Terrace. Perfectly positioned for exploration, the hotel sits directly opposite the Adelaide Convention Centre and SkyCity Casino, with the historic Adelaide Oval and the premium shopping of Rundle Mall just a short, scenic stroll away.
Unwind in elegantly appointed rooms featuring stunning views of the city or the rolling Adelaide Hills, then gather for a world-class Argentinian feast at the renowned La Boca Bar and Grill. With its seamless blend of classic hospitality, a rooftop pool for relaxation, and immediate access to the city’s best attractions, the Stamford Plaza serves as the ultimate sophisticated place to stay on your South Australian adventure.
Some things to do in Adelaide during your leisure time
SYDNEY
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Onward with England, Short ‘n’ Sweet, Finals Fever
Sydney is often considered Australia’s cultural capital, home to iconic institutions like the Sydney Opera House, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and a thriving performing-arts scene that spans everything from traditional theatre to experimental festivals. Its multicultural population enriches the city’s food, arts, and community life, with vibrant neighbourhoods such as Newtown, Surry Hills and Parramatta hosting diverse cultural events year-round. Economically, Sydney is Australia’s largest financial and corporate hub, hosting major banks, global firms, and a rapidly expanding tech and innovation sector. Its strong economic base is supported by world-class infrastructure, research institutions, and a highly skilled workforce, making it a key gateway for international business in the Asia-Pacific region.
Tourism in Sydney benefits from globally recognisable landmarks and natural beauty. Visitors flock to the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, Bondi Beach, and the Royal Botanic Garden, as well as to coastal walks, harbour cruises, and inner-city nightlife. The city’s combination of urban sophistication and beachfront
lifestyle makes it one of the most visited destinations in the Southern Hemisphere.
Your Sydney Hotel
Pullman Sydney Hyde Park
36 College St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
Perfectly positioned overlooking the emerald expanse of Hyde Park, the Pullman Sydney Hyde Park offers a sophisticated urban sanctuary in the heart of the CBD. This five-star hotel seamlessly blends modern luxury with functional elegance, featuring guest rooms that boast either vibrant parkland or iconic city views.
Guests can take advantage of the rooftop pool and sun deck, which provide a breathtaking panoramic backdrop of the Sydney skyline, or recharge in the 24-hour fitness centre and sauna. With the culinary delights of Bar Thirty6 and the sun-drenched Windows on the Park restaurant on-site, your stay ensures both convenience and indulgence, all while being just steps away from the high-end retail of Pitt Street Mall and the cultural hub of the Australian Museum.
Some things to do in Sydney during your leisure time
CAIRNS
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Onward with England, Short ‘n’ Sweet, Finals Fever
Cairns, located in tropical Far North Queensland, is a vibrant city shaped by a rich blend of Indigenous culture, outdoor living, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere. Cairns’ lifestyle is deeply connected to its lush environment – residents and visitors alike embrace outdoor activities such as swimming in the Cairns Esplanade Lagoon, exploring the rainforest, or enjoying the city’s lively markets, cafés, and arts scene.
Economically, Cairns thrives on tourism, agriculture, and marine industries, with a growing focus on sustainability and environmental protection. Its proximity to two World Heritage–listed natural wonders – the Great Barrier Reef and the Wet Tropics Rainforest – makes it one of Australia’s most important eco-tourism
destinations. Cairns stands as a dynamic and resilient gateway to Australia’s tropical north.
Your Cairns Hotel
Shangri-La The Marina, Cairns
Pier Point Rd, Cairns City QLD 4870
Experience the ultimate gateway to the Great Barrier Reef at Shangri-La The Marina, Cairns, where five-star luxury meets the water’s edge. Perfectly positioned at the Marlin Marina, our tour group will enjoy seamless access to reef departures just steps from the lobby, eliminating the need for morning transfers.
Between excursions, guests can unwind in private balconies overlooking Trinity Bay, relax by the tropical pool, or enjoy locally-sourced Australian cuisine at The Backyard restaurant. With its central location near the Esplanade and premium amenities, the Shangri-La serves as the ideal upscale base for exploring the best of Tropical North Queensland.
Some things to do in Cairns during your leisure time
BRISBANE
Visited on the following tours: Full Monty, Onward with England, Short ‘n’ Sweet, Finals Fever
Brisbane is youthful and outdoors focused. The city embraces a warm climate that encourages public events, riverside dining, and a casual social atmosphere. Its strategic position as the gateway to Queensland’s resources and agricultural regions contributes to its steady economic expansion.
Tourism in Brisbane blends city attractions with easy access to nature. Travellers enjoy the Brisbane River, South Bank Parklands, Mount Coot-tha, and nearby island escapes such as Moreton and North Stradbroke. The city also serves as a launching point for broader Queensland adventures, including the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and the Great Barrier Reef. With its warm climate, cultural investment, and increasingly sophisticated dining and entertainment options, Brisbane offers a welcoming and under-stated alternative to Australia’s larger cities.
Your Brisbane Hotel
Ibis Styles Brisbane
40 Elizabeth St, Brisbane City QLD 4000
Located in the heart of the CBD, ibis Styles Brisbane Elizabeth Street offers a vibrant and comfortable home base with unbeatable access to the city’s best attractions. Your will enjoy modern, light-filled rooms featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase stunning views of the Brisbane River and South Bank.
Just a short stroll from the Queen Street Mall shopping precinct and the cultural hub of the Treasury Casino, the hotel’s central position makes exploring the city effortless. Between excursions, relax at The Social Restaurant & Bar, which serves as a perfect gathering spot for breakfast or evening drinks, all while benefiting from 24-hour service and high-speed Wi-Fi throughout your stay.
Some things to do in Brisbane during your leisure time
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