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Why Australia?
A holiday to Australia is the big ticket item on any globetrotter’s list. It’s no surprise that this vast country is a land of extremes, with teaming coastal cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth sitting outside thousands of square miles of uninhabited outback. The long sandy beaches of the Gold Coast have long been a Mecca for surfers and sailors, and you can get back to nature in stunning national parks like Kakadu, Flinders Chase, and the Blue Mountains. Lush rainforest, rock formations, and mountain ranges offer hiking, cycling, and horse riding.
Australia’s wildlife is some of the most famous in the world, from cuddly koalas to deadly snakes and crocodiles, while the Great Barrier Reef is bursting with beautiful coral and marine life. Aboriginal culture is ever-present both in cities and in the wild, and a trip to the sacred Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
If you’re wondering where the party’s at, you won’t be disappointed. With live music, street art, and dive bars, Melbourne takes the top going out spot, but Sydney’s choice of beachside bars leaves it a close second.
Dining in Australia’s not all about shrimps on the barbie: South East and East Asia have a strong influence here, and you’ll find Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and Korean cuisine as well as European food, plus Chicken Parmigiana – arguably the Australian national dish. Just don’t get us started on the Vegemite vs. Marmite debate.
You’re sure to receive a warm welcome in the Land Down Under. Ozzies’ no-nonsense approach is a breath of fresh air: expect generosity, humour, and a fair bit of banter on a holiday to Australia.
Australia’s wildlife is some of the most famous in the world, from cuddly koalas to deadly snakes and crocodiles, while the Great Barrier Reef is bursting with beautiful coral and marine life. Aboriginal culture is ever-present both in cities and in the wild, and a trip to the sacred Uluru (Ayers Rock) is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
If you’re wondering where the party’s at, you won’t be disappointed. With live music, street art, and dive bars, Melbourne takes the top going out spot, but Sydney’s choice of beachside bars leaves it a close second.
Dining in Australia’s not all about shrimps on the barbie: South East and East Asia have a strong influence here, and you’ll find Japanese, Thai, Chinese, and Korean cuisine as well as European food, plus Chicken Parmigiana – arguably the Australian national dish. Just don’t get us started on the Vegemite vs. Marmite debate.
You’re sure to receive a warm welcome in the Land Down Under. Ozzies’ no-nonsense approach is a breath of fresh air: expect generosity, humour, and a fair bit of banter on a holiday to Australia.
Popular Areas in Australia
Your go-to guide of the best locations to spend your next well-deserved holiday
Australia Key Facts
Good to know before you book or fly
Languages
The most commonly spoken language is English.
Fun Facts
The Great Barrier Reef is visible from outer space.
Currency
Australian Dollar
Local Time
8 hours to 10 hours ahead
Hotels in Australia
Browse a cracking selection of the most popular hotels in Australia
Things to Do
Whether you're looking for a beach getaway or city break, Australia has something to offer every discerning traveller
Holiday Types in Australia
Australia has something to offer everyone from last minute breaks to family friendly holidays
Australia For Families
Brimming with beaches, awash with wildlife and packed with activities, Australia is the ultimate in unforgettable family holidays.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do you need to spend in Australia?
A trip to the other side of the world deserves at least a two-week break, giving you time to take in a couple of cities as well as beaches and national parks. However long you spend there, you’ll undoubtedly be left wanting more – all the more reason to plan a return trip.
What is the best time of year to visit Australia?
Australia’s climate varies enormously depending on which part you visit, with the majority of the centre being desert or semi-arid. In the north you’ll find a tropical climate, while the south is roughly the opposite of the UK: expect hot winters and cooler summers.
What’s Australia’s currency?
The Australian Dollar, which is widely available at currency exchanges.
What languages are spoken in Australia?
The national language is English, and there are also numerous Aboriginal languages and dialects still in use.
What’s the best way to travel around Australia?
The vast distances between cities often mean taking domestic flights or long-distance coach journeys. Within cities, transport options include metro, tram and local rail, and tend to be reliable and efficient.
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