Australia

Australia

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Australia is the lush tropics of North Queensland and Darwin. It's the hard-baked Red Centre and the sparkling azure waters of the Great Barrier Reef. It’s the mystical creation stories of Aboriginal Dreamtime and endless white-sand beaches. It’s also a land of cosmopolitan cities and a relaxed, easy-going lifestyle with its share of world-class cuisine and New World wines.

Jervis Bay secret

Austravel secrets...

Magda

Travel Designer

View the diverse marine life in the Jervis Bay Marine park with either a dolphin or whale watch cruise

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Things to do

Sydney BridgeClimb

BridgeClimb is the ultimate experience in Sydney, offering fully guided climbs to the summit of Sydney Harbour Bridge. You will be given a ‘BridgeSuit’ to wear, communication equipment and harness linked to a static line throughout the climb.

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Blue Mountains High Country Ecotour

This fantastic Eco tour begins at your hotel and the historical Rocks area of old Sydney.

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Sounds of Silence

At the Sounds of Silence enjoy a glass of sparkling wine as the sun slowly sets over Kata Tjuta and Uluru. Dine on a gourmet BBQ buffet of authentic Australian delicacies complemented by some of Australia’s finest wines.

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Pinnacles, Koalas and Sand Dunes Adventure

Heading north from the city the first stop is at Caversham Wildlife Park, with an opportunity to snap koalas, or even hand-feed kangaroos. Next enjoy the thrill and excitement of 4-wheel driving along the deserted beaches and huge white sand dune

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Great Ocean Road day tour with Heli Flight

Travel from Melbourne through the township of Kennet River before lunch in Apollo Bay with photo stops along the way. Then it’s on to the famous Port Campbell National Park and the majestic monoliths of the Twelve Apostles, before boarding your h

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Litchfield Waterfalls

Leaving Darwin, follow the Stuart Highway via the township of Batchelor to Litchfield National Park. Visiting the main falls of the Park, you have the opportunity for scenic and interpretive bush and monsoon vine forest walks.

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Places to stay

Shangri-La Sydney

Best for luxury

Deluxe Darling Harbour View: From £97 per person per night

Perfectly located between the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in the historic Rocks area, the Shangri-La Hotel Sydney enjoys a...

qualia

Best for luxury

Leeward Pavilion: From £301 per person per night.
Windward Pavilion: From £478 per person per night

qualia is nestled neatly into the northern most tip of Hamilton Island, surrounded by the unsurpassed beauty of the Great Barrier...

Sails in the Desert

Best for luxury

Superior Room: From £125 per person per night

First-class service, excellent facilities and the proximity of magical Uluru (Ayers Rock) combine to make your stay at Sails in Th...

Crown Metropol

Best for luxury

Luxe King Room: From £105 per person per night

Conveniently located adjacent to the Crown Entertainment Complex, the newly built Crown Metropol is just a short walk from the vib...

Four Points by Sheraton Perth

Best for location

Superior Room: From £81 per person per night

Ideally located at the western end of Perth's Central Business District, Four Points by Sheraton Perth is perfectly situated for t...

Essential information

Currency: The currency in Australia is the Australian Dollar (AUD)
Climate: Australia is a great year-round destination. Being in the southern hemisphere, the seasons are the opposite of those in Europe. Summer: December to February, Winter: June to August. Northern Australia has a tropical climate, and features two seasons - Tropical Summer: November to March and Dry: April to October
Departure tax: Departure tax is included in the cost of your airline ticket
Visa: All visitors to Australia (except New Zealand citizens) require an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA). This can be organised by your Travel Designer at the time of booking.