Australia

Australia tailor made holidays

Travel to the other side of the world… literally! From endless sun baked plains to dense tropical rain forests and wild beaches. Australia’s biggest attraction is without a doubt, its natural beauty. Whether exploring Australian’s aboriginal people’s traditions, relaxing on a remote beach or just enjoying the city night life, Australia has something special to offer to every visitor.

Best places to visit in Australia

• Sydney, a fantastic and modern picture-perfect city.
• Great Barrier Reef, with approximately 900 islands and stretching over 1,400 miles, the largest coral reef system in the world.
• Cairns, located on the North West corner of Australia, is one of Australia’s top cities, with its tropical climate, easy going ambience and close proximity to the Great Barrier Reef.
• Uluru-Kata Juta National Park, Uluru’s Rock is one of Australia’s most prominent landmarks. This spiritual site is owned by the local Anangu Aboriginal people.
• Perth, the capitol of South Western’s Australia. Isolated from other major cities in Australia, Perth is a youthful place nearly always bathed in sunshine and its stunning beaches are perfect for an ideal few days relaxing by the sea.
• Adelaide, the city of churches, a laid back city with a peaceful atmosphere.
• Brisbane, located in the Sunshine State. Great weather all year round.
• Melbourne, cool and cosmopolitan city, the second biggest city in Australia.
• Tasmania Island, where almost half of its area is protected as the Government looks to preserve the natural wilderness. Stunning wild beaches, forests and waterfalls.

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Best time to visit Australia

April to September are warm months with plenty of sunshine on the Northern part of Australia.
December to February months are the summer season in the Southern part. March to May will be autumn, with mild temperatures, an ideal time to visit. June to August will be the perfect time for active holidays.

Top things to see & do while visiting Australia

• Take a boat trip along Tasmania’s craggy coast and expect to see dolphins, penguins and seals along the way.
• Explore Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
• A concert, dance or theatrical performance at the country’s most recognisable iconic building, the Sydney Opera House.
• Uluru, Australia’s outback.
• Boome, where the desert meets the sea, in contrasting aquamarines, rust-reds and pearl whites.
• The never ending sunburtn horizons of the Australian Outback.
• Dissapear into the wilderness along the Overland track in Tasmania.
• Breath in the perfumes of bush and beach while driving the Great Ocean Road.
• Sip on a well balanced shiraz in the Barossa Valley.

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