Australia’s states and territories

Australia is 7.692 million km² in size with a population of approximately 25 million people. The country is divided into six states; Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia. There are also two territories, the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. Here, you will find the capital of Australia, Canberra.

Where would you like to go? Each state and territory has its own unique characteristics and natural charms. Let's have a chat about the possibilities.

Flights

Your Australian journey already begins with a relaxing flight to the other side of the world. We know the best comfort, class and flight routes. We work with the most leading and cleanest airlines. Sit back and relax, tomorrow you will be in Australia. Enjoy the latest movies, read a book, take a nap - all while you are being served an assortment of food and drinks.

Would you like a stopover? Experience another exotic culture and cuisine. Another fascinating part of the world. Feel the warmth of the Cook Islands? See the beating heart of Hong Kong? Or maybe go shopping in Singapore? Whatever it may be, we would love to discuss all the stopover possibilities together with you.

Culinary

Australia’s culinary scene is bursting with gastronomic flavours. Bountiful produce. Featuring some of the world’s top chefs and dining experiences. Are you a foodie? A wine lover? Or both? Australia serves a modern blend of international cuisines. A fusion of some of the world’s most exquisite flavours.

Would you like to try some traditional bush food? Our local guides would love to meet you and give you an insight into traditional Indigenous cuisine. Learn about the oldest culture in the world and their way of life. Or would you like to learn how to make ‘damper’ (traditional Australian soda bread)? Sitting by the campfire under the outback stars, make and share a ‘damper’ with your new travel friends.

Travel Guide

No matter what your level of travel experience is - Even if you have never travelled outside of Europe, we will provide you with everything you need. All the information, resources and guidance to ensure you have a fantastic holiday to New Zealand and Australia. We will adapt to your needs and travel experience accordingly. That’s one less thing to worry about!

How long can you spend in Australia?

The eVisitor 651 visa is valid for 12 months. This visa allows you to stay in Australia for up to a maximum of three months at a time. However, you are free to return again within the 12-month validity, and stay another three months. You must have proof that you are able to financially support yourself throughout the duration of your holiday.

Language and money

The official language in Australia is Australian English. Similar to British English, you will have no trouble communicating with the locals, who love to share a story or three! Ask your hosts to teach you some Aussie slang words too. There are definitely a few quirky phrases to learn.

The Australian currency is the Australian dollar - AUD. Most standard credit cards such as Visa and Mastercard can be used throughout the country. The banks are usually open from 9.30 am-4 pm Monday to Thursday. And until 5 pm on Friday. However, it's best to check with each branch directly. Some branches are open on Saturday mornings, generally until 1 pm.

Australian notes and coins are colourful and unique. They often have a range of Australian animals on them. The famous Australian (or Commonwealth) Coat of arms features an emu and a kangaroo. This can be found on various coins, including the 50 cent coin. Please note: Aussie coins can be typically heavy, especially if you have a collection in your pocket!