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

Are you a meat lover? A seafood lover? Or a vegan? Whatever, your preference Australia is sure to delight. Aussies love to barbecue! Experience their style of barbecuing. Or try their unusual types of food. Perhaps a crocodile burger is on the menu? Emu? Or maybe some kangaroo steak? Whatever it may be, Australia has something for everyone.

Taste traditional Indigenous food. Such as witchetty grubs! You can also see these little creepy crawlies featured in many Aboriginal paintings. It was the most important insect food in the desert and was a major staple in their diets. Learn more about bush tucker (food) with our knowledgeable and local guides in Australia. They can’t wait to show you their part of the world.

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!

Best travel time

Would you like a tropical holiday? Swimming at the beach beside swaying palm trees. Or would you like to visit Australia’s most vibrant and lively cities? Perhaps, you would like to experience the tranquillity of the outback and the grandness of the southern stars. Or a combination? Whatever, your wishes and desires are, we will ensure you travel to Australia at a time that best suits you.

Another great thing about Australia is that you can experience a variety of climates during your journey there. From the cold and cosy winter in charming Tasmania to the warmth in the Tropical North. Snow-capped mountains in Victoria to the maritime climate of Sydney, Perth and Adelaide.

Whatever you are searching for, we can help ensure your journey DownUnder caters to your needs. We would love to discuss with you further all the possibilities. Our local knowledge can help ensure that you get the most out of your trip to Australia. And travel at the absolute best time.

Australia's climates

Tropical - In the most northern parts of Australia, you will find a tropical climate. With a wet and humid season (November till April) and a warm and dry season (May till October).

Subtropical - Some parts of Australia have a subtropical climate, such as Brisbane. During the summer (November till March), you can expect sunny weather with the chance of thunderstorms. It can get humid too. In the winter months (June to August), you will experience mild sunny weather with an average temperature of 20 - 10 degrees celsius.

Desert - The middle part of Australia is mostly made up of desert landscape with an arid climate. Summer temperatures are generally hot throughout. And in winter, you can experience freezing temperatures.

Dry Mediterranean - In some southern parts of Australia, you will find a Mediterranean climate, mild and rainy winters and sunny summers.

Temperate - The southern part of Australia has a temperate climate. The rainfall is generally spread out over the seasons. And you can experience a warm to hot summer and cool to cold winter.

Australia’s wine regions

Australia has over 60 wine regions to explore. The majority can be found in Victoria and New South Wales. Some renowned regions are the Hunter Valley, Barossa Valley, Margaret River and Yarra Valley.

Australia is the fifth largest exporter of wine in the world. The country successfully grows a range of grapes but Shiraz may be the one worth mentioning. Which is your favourite?