Australia is one of the world’s great destinations for tailor-made travel, combining vibrant cities, extraordinary landscapes and a huge variety of experiences within one trip. From Sydney and the Great Barrier Reef to Uluru, Kangaroo Island and Margaret River, journeys here can take in everything from island stays and coastal road trips to vineyards, wildlife and remote luxury lodges.
Many holidays begin in Sydney before heading north to Hamilton Island or the reef for sailing, snorkelling and time on the water, while inland, Uluru offers a completely different atmosphere, with dramatic desert landscapes and lodges such as Longitude 131°. South Australia combines vineyards, wildlife and rugged coastline, while Western Australia works particularly well for longer touring itineraries taking in Margaret River, Ningaloo Reef and the Indian Ocean coast.
Australia is also ideal for active holidays, whether that means surfing, hiking, sailing or snorkelling, with plenty of opportunities to combine several regions within one itinerary.
We work with a carefully chosen collection of hotels, lodges and island retreats across the country and can tailor everything from a straightforward two-centre stay to a longer multi-stop itinerary.
Uluru is one of Australia’s most remarkable destinations, with an atmosphere completely different from anywhere else in the country. Set deep within the Red Centre,...
Kangaroo Island is one of Australia’s best destinations for wildlife, coastal scenery and remote luxury lodges, sitting just off the coast of South Australia. Much...
Queensland combines some of Australia’s best-known coastal landscapes with island stays, rainforest, marine experiences and year-round warm weather. Stretching along the country’s north-east coastline, the...
New South Wales combines some of Australia’s best-known city, coastal and island experiences within one region, making it an excellent starting point for a wider...
South Australia combines some of Australia’s best food and wine regions with dramatic coastline, wildlife and remote luxury lodges, making it one of the country’s...
Hamilton Island is one of the best bases for exploring the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsundays, combining direct flight access with beautiful beaches, sailing,...
Port Douglas and the Daintree work particularly well together, combining access to the Great Barrier Reef with tropical rainforest, quieter beaches and a slower pace...
Sydney is often the starting point for a wider Australia itinerary, combining harbour views, excellent restaurants, city beaches and some of the country’s best luxury...
Lord Howe Island feels completely removed from the rest of Australia, with dramatic volcanic peaks, protected reefs and a pace of life shaped almost entirely...
Luxury desert lodge overlooking Uluru, combining guided Outback experiences, exceptional dining and unforgettable Red Centre scenery....
Rainforest retreat beside the Mossman River, combining Daintree experiences with peaceful luxury accommodation and tropical surroundings....
Luxury island lodge on Lord Howe Island with hiking, snorkelling, ocean views and exceptional privacy throughout....
Iconic Kangaroo Island lodge combining dramatic coastal scenery, wildlife experiences and contemporary luxury overlooking the ocean....
Luxury heritage hotel in central Sydney with elegant interiors, wellness facilities and easy harbour access....
Australia’s seasons are opposite to those in Europe, making it particularly popular during the UK winter months. Because of the country’s size, climate varies considerably between regions, from tropical conditions in the north to cooler, more seasonal weather further south.
Northern Australia, including the Great Barrier Reef and Tropical North Queensland, is warm year round, with the dry season between May and October generally offering sunshine, lower humidity and comfortable temperatures.
Southern Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, has more distinct seasons, with warm summers and cooler winters. The Red Centre, including Uluru, is usually best visited between April and October, when temperatures are more comfortable for exploring.
Australia can be travelled year round, but the best time to visit often depends on which regions you are combining within your itinerary.
From London: approximately 22–24 hours depending on routing and destination.
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GMT +8 to +10.5 depending on region and daylight saving.
British Citizens travelling to Australia will usually require an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor visa before arrival. Applications are completed online or via the official Australian ETA app.
Australia is one of the world’s best destinations for snorkelling holidays, combining warm clear water, extraordinary marine life and a huge variety of coastal landscapes...
Australia is one of the world’s best destinations for wildlife experiences, combining extraordinary landscapes with the chance to see animals in environments that still feel...
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