Australia Holidays

If you're looking for wild, diverse, and jaw-dropping landscapes, Australia is almost unparalleled. This vast country is home to some of the most extraordinary wildlife and natural environments, many of which you won’t find anywhere else. From the dusty Outback to ancient rainforests, vibrant coral reefs and sweeping coastlines, no two days here feel the same.

Tour Australia’s Natural Wonders

Australia may be famous for its kangaroos and koalas, but there’s so much more to discover on a wildlife holiday here. Snorkel alongside sea turtles and reef sharks in the Great Barrier Reef, walk through Daintree Rainforest where cassowaries roam among towering ferns, or drift between the Whitsunday Islands on a yacht, anchoring in quiet coves and snorkelling straight off the back. Wildlife encounters feel completely natural here and often are completely unexpected.

For bird lovers, Kakadu National Park is a paradise of wetlands, where saltwater crocs share space with jabirus, brolgas and colourful kingfishers. For something a bit off the beaten path, Kangaroo Island is an option, where you can spot wallabies, koalas, sea lions and more, often without needing binoculars or luck.

The Red Centre is an unmissable stopover, with Uluru offering a deeply spiritual and timeless connection to the land. You’ll learn about Aboriginal culture first-hand from local guides who’ve lived with this landscape for generations.

Luxury Beach Holidays in Australia

Australia is famous worldwide for its beaches. With over 35,000km of coastline on the mainland alone, you're spoilt for choice. Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef lets you swim with whale sharks, while the Gold Coast has the dual appeal of stunning beaches and phenomenal aquatic life. Then, of course, there is the trendy Bondi Beach in the centre of Sydney, for a more urban beach experience. Beyond the headline names, you’ll also find wild, untouched stretches of sand where it’s just you and the ocean, from the white silica shores of the Whitsundays to the dramatic surf of Bells Beach. Whether you’re after a lively coastal vibe or a remote barefoot escape, Australia’s beaches are as diverse as the country itself.

Australian City Breaks

City breaks in Australia are never just about the city. Sydney greets you with its glittering harbour, iconic Opera House, and a world-class food scene, while Melbourne (consistently ranking as one of the best, most livable cities in the world) draws you in with hidden laneway cafés, street art, and its cultural flair. Brisbane and Perth each have their own rhythm too, blending sunshine, creativity, and a laid-back charm. Spend a few days exploring and you’ll find that Australia’s urban hubs aren’t only gateways to the wild, but destinations with stories and character all their own.

From these vibrant cities, it’s easy to step into a different world on a day trip. Within an hour or two of Sydney, you can be hiking in the Blue Mountains or sipping wine in the Hunter Valley. Melbourne offers the wild beaches of the Great Ocean Road or the vineyards of the Yarra Valley. From Brisbane, you might head out to the lush hinterland of the Scenic Rim or Lamington National Park, to walk among rainforests and waterfalls, or you could ferry across to Moreton Island for sand-dune adventures. Perth opens the door to pristine beaches and wine estates in the Swan Valley, or the short ferry hop to Rottnest Island, where quokkas and turquoise bays await. Wherever you base yourself, Australia’s cities open the door to adventures that feel a world away, yet are right on the doorstep.

Food and Wine Tours in Australia

A journey through Australia is as much about flavour as it is about scenery. We like to start in Melbourne, where laneways brim with inventive cafés, hidden wine bars, and restaurants that draw on influences from across the globe. From there, South Australia beckons with bold Shiraz in the Barossa and elegant cool-climate wines in the Adelaide Hills, best enjoyed alongside long, lazy vineyard lunches. Crossing west, Margaret River in Western Australia is a paradise for foodies, where fine wines pair beautifully with fresh truffles, artisan cheeses, and seafood pulled straight from the Indian Ocean.

Then there’s Tasmania, a place that surprises with its cool-climate vineyards, award-winning whiskies, and produce so pristine it feels like nature’s own pantry. And wherever you go, Sydney rounds off the journey with harbourfront dining that celebrates Australia’s love of the sea. From one region to the next, each stop is a chance to taste the country’s personality in a glass or on a plate.

Bespoke Holidays to Australia

For those seeking something extra special, Australia’s luxury lodges and wilderness camps strike a perfect balance between comfort and immersion. Places like Longitude 131°, Sal Salis or Bullo River Station offer front-row seats to nature, paired with incredible hospitality and a genuine sense of place. Many of these are located on indigenous-owned land, with guides sharing not just ecological insight but deep cultural knowledge passed down through thousands of years.

And after all that adventure, there’s always time to slow down. Whether you're watching the sun set over Sydney Harbour, sipping your way around Barossa’s cellar doors, or swinging in a hammock on Lord Howe Island, Australia makes it easy to unwind in style.

Australia is a destination that rewards curiosity. It’s big, bold, and beautifully untamed – and once you’ve scratched the surface, you’ll almost certainly want to go back for more.