Australia

Australia's cities are a tribute to stunning waterways or beachfronts, while delivering unique experiences across diverse geographies. You can go from any of Australia's big cities to a place that is genuinely out of this world.

Destination in a Nutshell

7.6 million km2

Area

25.69 million

Populations

Canberra

Capital

Quick Facts

If you visit one new beach in Australia every day, it would take over 27 years to see them all
60 designated wine regions in Australia, producing approx. 1.35 trillion bottles of wine every year.
Australians spend more money on gambling than any other nation per capita
Currency Australian Dollar
Language English
Time zone GMT+8 / 09:30 / 10:00

Best Time to Visit

High Season: December - February

Enjoy the country's famous beaches or its various arts, cuisine, and music festivals.
Wet season arrives up north and bush fires spark in the south

Shoulder Season: March - May & September - November

Transition seasons bring warm sun, clear skies and cool nights
The coasts can be very crowded around Easter, and the colors of autumn are very beautiful.

Low Season: June - August

Cool days down south and milder weather with sunny skies up north
Tourist numbers are at their lowest, some attractions may keep slightly shorter hours.

Encounters

Wild Bush Airboat Safari

A morning trip out on the floodplains in an airboat is utterly exhilarating and the only way to truly experience a home to thousands of birds species.

Lizard Island Private Beach

Onboard your private dinghies heading to a private beach with the help of our marine team suggestion. Some light snacks and drinks are available for you to take on your trip.

Wilderness Campfire & Stargazing

Journey to a remote pocket of the reserve alongside the roaring campfire for introduction of visible planets and constellations. Settle in for an evening under the twinkling sky with loved ones beside the campfire

Dinner Under the Stars

Renowned around the world as an iconic outdoor dining experience, this experience is for a stargazer’s paradise. The menu was prepared on a remote dune top and served under a blanket of stars.

Museum of Underwater Art

Take a private charter boat to a dive site which features around 20 installations by world-renowned underwater sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor submerged to a depth of around 18 meters

Kangas & Kanapes

Take a twilight expedition to meet the ‘locals’ and soak up the history of the early island settlers at a historic island property where wildlife including kangaroos and wallabies congregate to graze

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All of our programs can also be tailored to match your needs and preferences.