At Etikette, every scent tells a story—one rooted in the natural beauty, culture, and essence of iconic Australian landscapes. Whether you're planning your next getaway or dreaming from afar, let this guide take you beyond the candle and into the places that inspired it.
From hiking the rugged Larapinta Trail to kayaking in Freycinet’s crystal bays, these destinations offer unforgettable ways to connect with the spirit behind each scent.
Here’s your guide to exploring the heart and soul of Etikette Candles, one region at a time.
Tallow is synonymous with coastal relaxation and adventure. Nestled in Byron Bay, it boasts pristine beaches, iconic landmarks, and a vibrant surf culture that attracts visitors from around the globe. The area offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and a laid-back vibe, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a beachside escape.
Our top picks for Tallow are:
Surf at Tallow Beach: Ride the waves or relax on this pristine Byron Bay beach.
Cape Byron Lighthouse Walk: Enjoy breathtaking views from Australia’s easternmost point.
Whale Watching: Spot migrating humpback whales from June to November.
Best time to visit: December to February for sunny beach days or June to November for whale watching.
Set in the Adelaide Hills, Lobethal is a charming town known for its festive spirit, vibrant community, and stunning natural surroundings. The town comes alive during the holiday season with its famous Christmas lights, and its proximity to other Adelaide Hills attractions makes it a must-visit destination year-round.
Our top picks for Lobethal are:
Lobethal Lights Festival: Experience the magic of Christmas lights in this charming town.
Visit Beerenberg Farm: Pick fresh strawberries and enjoy local jams.
Mount Lofty Botanic Gardens: Stroll through seasonal blooms and serene landscapes.
Best time to visit: December for the famous Lobethal Lights Festival or March to May for stunning autumn colors.
Freycinet is home to breathtaking coastal landscapes, crystal-clear waters, and unique wildlife encounters. Situated on Tasmania’s east coast, it’s a haven for nature lovers and adventurers alike, offering opportunities to explore pristine beaches, dramatic granite peaks, and the iconic Wineglass Bay.
Our top picks for Freycinet are:
Wineglass Bay Lookout: Admire one of the most beautiful bays in the world.
Kayak in Great Oyster Bay: Paddle through serene waters surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Devil Conservation Tour: Visit a Tasmanian Devil sanctuary to learn about conservation efforts.
Best time to visit: December to March for warm weather and clear skies over Wineglass Bay.
Fleurieu Peninsula combines coastal beauty with wine country charm, offering visitors a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. From its sun-kissed beaches to its rolling vineyards, this region provides a rich tapestry of experiences, ideal for foodies, nature enthusiasts, and wine lovers.
Our top picks for Fleurieu are:
Swim at Port Willunga: Relax on golden sands with dramatic cliffs nearby.
McLaren Vale Wineries: Pair world-class wines with gourmet food.
Hike in Deep Creek National Park: Spot wildlife and soak up coastal views.
Best time to visit: November to March for warm coastal days and wine region events.
Known for its dramatic coastal scenery, Kiama offers a unique mix of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor adventure. From its iconic blowholes to scenic walking trails, this vibrant seaside town is an inviting destination for explorers and families alike.
Our top picks for Kiama are:
Kiama Blowhole: Watch waves surge through this natural rock formation.
Minnamurra Rainforest Walk: Wander through lush rainforest and spot native fauna.
Kiama Coastal Walk: Hike along the dramatic coastline.
Best time to visit: November to April for beach walks and the best blowhole activity.
The Huon Valley is a tranquil retreat offering lush forests, scenic waterways, and an abundance of fresh produce. Known for its apple orchards and artisanal ciders, the region provides a serene escape with plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures and culinary delights.
Our top picks for Huon are:
Tahune AirWalk: Walk among the treetops for incredible forest views.
Huon Valley Apple Shed: Sample cider and learn about Tasmania’s apple-growing history.
Bruny Island Cruise: Discover sea cliffs, caves, and abundant wildlife.
Best time to visit: October to April for apple blossoms, cider tastings, and scenic cruises.
The Barossa is a world-renowned wine region that showcases some of Australia’s finest culinary and viticultural experiences. Its charming towns, rolling vineyards, and rich heritage make it a destination of choice for foodies and culture seekers alike.
Our top picks for Barossa are:
Wine Tasting at Seppeltsfield: Savor premium wines at this historic vineyard.
Hot Air Balloon Ride: Drift above rolling vineyards at sunrise.
Barossa Farmers Market: Discover artisan goods and fresh produce.
Best time to visit: March to May or September to November for pleasant weather and grape harvest festivals.
Located in the Blue Mountains, Tanglewood is a tranquil escape renowned for its dramatic escarpments, misty valleys, and cascading waterfalls. This picturesque region offers an idyllic retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Our top picks for Tanglewood are:
Wentworth Falls Lookout: Take in panoramic views of waterfalls and valleys.
Grand Canyon Track: Enjoy a challenging but rewarding bushwalk.
Leura Cascades: Relax by picturesque waterfalls and picnic spots.
Best time to visit: March to May or September to November for crisp weather and stunning autumn or spring colors.
Wilpena Pound is a natural amphitheater nestled in the heart of the Flinders Ranges, offering breathtaking landscapes, rich Indigenous history, and unparalleled opportunities for hiking and exploration. It’s a destination that connects visitors with Australia’s rugged beauty and cultural heritage.
Our top picks for Wilpena are:
Scenic Flight Over Wilpena Pound: View this stunning natural amphitheater from above.
Hike in Flinders Ranges: Discover Indigenous rock art and dramatic landscapes.
Stay at Rawnsley Park Station: Experience authentic outback accommodation.
Best time to visit: March to May or August to October for wildflowers and cooler hiking conditions.
The Yarra Valley is a haven for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers, renowned for its rolling hills, gourmet food, and lush vineyards. This picturesque region offers a serene getaway with activities ranging from wine tasting to wildlife encounters.
Our top picks for Yarra are:
Wine Tasting in Yarra Valley: Sip cool-climate wines in a picturesque setting.
Healesville Sanctuary: Get up close with native wildlife.
Hot Air Balloon Over Yarra Valley: Enjoy panoramic views of rolling hills and vineyards.
Best time to visit: March to May for autumn vineyard views or October to November for spring blooms.
Eumundi is a creative hub brimming with artisan markets, craft breweries, and stunning hinterland scenery. Known for its vibrant culture and warm community, it’s an ideal destination for those looking to explore Queensland’s artistic and natural wonders.
Our top picks for Eumundi are:
Explore the Eumundi Markets: Shop for handmade crafts, art, and local delicacies.
Taste Local Brews at Eumundi Brewery: Sample craft beers with a local twist.
Bushwalk in the Noosa Hinterland: Discover lush trails and waterfalls.
Best time to visit: April to October for cooler, dry weather and vibrant market days.
Nestled in the Daintree Rainforest, Mossman is a gateway to one of the world’s most ancient and diverse ecosystems. Offering a blend of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and local delicacies, it’s a must-visit for eco-tourists and adventurers.
Our top picks for Mossman are:
Mossman Gorge Walk: Swim in crystal-clear rock pools surrounded by ancient rainforest.
Kuku Yalanji Cultural Tour: Learn about Indigenous culture and the Daintree Rainforest.
Daintree Ice Cream Co.: Savor exotic flavors made from locally grown fruits.
Best time to visit: May to October for dry season activities and exploring the rainforest.
Known for its rugged beauty, Larapinta is a remote outback destination that promises an unforgettable adventure. Its dramatic landscapes and clear night skies make it a paradise for hikers, stargazers, and anyone seeking a connection with Australia’s untamed wilderness.
Our top picks for Larapinta are:
Hike the Larapinta Trail: Traverse one of Australia’s premier long-distance walking tracks through the rugged MacDonnell Ranges.
Sunset at Ormiston Gorge: Experience stunning colors as the sun sets over ancient rock formations.
Star-Gazing at Alice Springs Desert Park: Witness the dazzling outback skies.
Best time to visit: May to September, when the weather is cooler and perfect for hiking.
The Otways region is a verdant wonderland, renowned for its towering rainforests, cascading waterfalls, and rich natural history. It’s a perfect escape for those seeking tranquility and awe-inspiring landscapes.
Our top picks for Otways are:
Great Otway National Park: Explore waterfalls and dense fern gullies.
Otway Fly Treetop Adventures: Walk among the treetops or zipline through the forest.
Cape Otway Lightstation: Visit Australia’s oldest surviving mainland lighthouse.
Best time to visit: September to November for lush green scenery and waterfalls at their peak.
The Great Australian Bight is a rugged and remote coastline, teeming with wildlife and dramatic cliffs. It’s an awe-inspiring destination for adventurers and nature lovers, offering unparalleled views and unique experiences.
Our top picks for The Bight are:
Whale Watching at Head of Bight: See southern right whales in their natural habitat.
Explore the Nullarbor Plain: Experience the vast and unique Australian outback.
Cave Diving at Koonalda Caves: Discover hidden subterranean wonders.
Best time to visit: June to October for whale watching and mild weather.
This bucket list is a celebration of the regions that inspire Etikette Candles. Whether you're seeking adventure, tranquility, or cultural experiences, these destinations offer something truly special. Start planning your journey to explore the scents and scenes of Australia!
