7 Most Beautiful Places in Australia to Work Remotely From

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The mandatory work from home situation has led to an interesting new discovery of the freedoms and dynamism our schedules deserve, and has brought up debates on whether companies should even underwrite employee travel to various cities and places to keep themselves fresh and motivated with new experiences.

If that prospect has got you excited, read on for the seven best places to visit in Australia if you can work remotely (we've included accomodations with wifi and weekend activity suggestions too!) - pick between a bustling city, a lush rainforest, a tranquil beach, or really just visit them all:

Work in the week, wine on the weekends! Need we say more? With over hundreds of wineries, Margaret River is the place to get your dose of rosé.

Plus, Busselton Jetty is only a mere hour away - where you can pay a visit to the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern hemisphere. Board the train and travel 1.7km to the end of the Jetty to visit the Underwater Observator and you can then descend 8 metres to the ocean floor via a spiral staircase to discover an awe-inspiring forest of vividly coloured tropical and sub-tropical corals and fishes!

The capital of Tasmania may not be an obvious choice here, but hear us out - with Mount Wellington right in your backyard as your WFH view, and hidden gems like Cradle Mountain, Wineglass Bay and Bay of Fires within reach, Hobart may have more charm than you think!

Its seaside location and relatively laid-back atmosphere where you could stroll the Salamanca Market and visit MONA on the weekends is exactly why it has laid Hobart on this list. 

When the chills start to hit Sydney and Melbourne, you know it’s time to head up north in search of more sunshine. Plus, we’re always hopeful about the possibility of catching a glimpse of Chris Hemsworth just kicking back at a local cafe as we grab our morning cuppa before work!

Now’s the time to live out your vegan, active and wholesome lifestyle dreams! Imagine starting each day with a surf on Main Beach, grabbing an Acai bowl and then having beachside bliss and stunning headlands as your working view - not too shabby eh?

If you’re a water baby, then this should be at the top of your list - as soon as you lay your eyes on the very many white-sand beaches in Esperance, it’ll become clear why it's often regarded as the most beautiful coastline in the whole of Australia! With the opportunity to now work from anywhere, why not here?

With five national parks surrounding Esperance with plenty of activities like hiking, fishing and off road four-wheel drives nearby, you can bet that your weekends will be filled with plenty of fresh air and adventure.

A pretty good one to work remotely from we’d say - with incredible views from giant gorges, quaint little historic towns, bush walks aplenty and even outdoor climbing experiences, the Blue Mountains would make for a truly special Aussie spot to hang out at for a week or two.

Don’t think anyone would be surprised to find the world’s most liveable city on this list! Diverse art scene, amazing alleyways that could instantly transport you to Europe, and the amazing coffee, anything else you could ask for? To top it all off, there are cafes aplenty with free wifi that would make working remotely just that much easier! Different day, different cafe? 

Cairns really is the only large city in Tropical North Queensland, and is a great gateway to explore some of the best natural landscapes - from Cape Tribulation, the Great Barrier Reef to the Daintree Rainforest!

Imagine getting off work then having the option to go scuba diving on the largest reef system on the planet or visit an Aboriginal community in the rainforest!