A far north Queensland city with a warm tropical climate, one of the most popular destinations for international tourists in Australia. Famous for its night markets, and esplanade lined with restaurants, bars, and swimming lagoon. Gateway to the magical Great Barrier Reef, beautiful Port Douglas, stunning Daintree Rainforest and scenic Atherton Tablelands.

The unofficial capital of North Queensland, famous for its granite Castle Hill rock formation, and tropical beach and garden foreshore, The Strand. Also popular for its Great Barrier Reef tourism, and gateway to Magnetic Island. Premier Motor Service picks up and sets down outside the Sealink Ferry Terminal which provides ferry services to and from Magnetic Island.

The unofficial sugar capital of Australia, situated on the Queensland coast roughly halfway between Brisbane and Cairns. Attractions include the Mackay Marina, the Bluewater Lagoon leisure facility overlooking the Pioneer River, and the more than 30 scenic beaches within driving distance. Also enjoy the Regional Botanic Gardens, and an array of leisure walks and bikeways as part of the Bluewater Trail.

Agnes Water is a popular tourist town on Queensland's Discovery coast, home of the most northerly surfing beach along Australia’s east coast. The neighbouring village of 1770 is popular for its natural beauty and historical significance as one of Captain Cook’s Australian landings.

Note: Premier Motor Service does not operate all the way into the township of Agnes Water, setting down approximately 25km away at the BP Service Station at Fingerboard Turn Off.

A quiet and idyllic beach town named for the rainbow-coloured, mineral-rich sand dunes that surround the area. Popular with tourists and holidaymakers for camping, fishing and four-wheel-driving along the beach, the region also serves as a gateway to K'gari (Fraser Island) with ferry access at nearby Inskip Point, and access to the Cooloola Great Walk through the Great Sandy National Park to the south.

A popular coastal city on Queensland's stunning Sunshine Coast, situated on the Maroochy River between Coolum Beach, Alexandra Headland, and Mooloolaba coastal communities and beaches. Home to some of Queensland's major surf and triathlon events, and within close proximity to the famous Australia Zoo, Sea Life Aquarium, Glass House Mountains and scenic hinterland villages.