About this journey
Australia is a destination full of contrasts, from modern cities and golden beaches to vast outback landscapes, tropical rainforests and world-famous natural wonders. Travellers can experience Sydney’s iconic harbour, Melbourne’s lively culture, the Great Barrier Reef, scenic coastal drives, wildlife encounters and peaceful island escapes in one country. An Australia holiday is suitable for couples, families, honeymooners and adventure travellers. Whether you want city sightseeing, beaches, nature, shopping, road trips or wildlife experiences, Australia offers a wide range of travel styles with comfortable stays and well-connected destinations.
Tour highlights
Itinerary
Welcome to Australia! Once you arrive at Melbourne Tullamarine Airport you will be transferred to the hotel. Check-in and the rest of the day is free. Overnight in Melbourne.
After breakfast, head out for your Melbourne city tour. Starting with a visit to the Federation Square, the MCG (outside) and world-famous sports precinct, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Albert Park Lake (Formula 1) and over to St Kilda Beach. You will be dropped off at Melbourne Skydeck (Ticket not included). After your tour head back to your hotel on own. Overnight in Melbourne. (B)
After breakfast, set off on a scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road, one of the world’s most breathtaking coastal drives. Enjoy stunning coastal views along the Shipwreck Coast and keep an eye out for local wildlife like whales, dolphins, echidnas, and bandicoots. The first major stop is the picturesque seaside town of Apollo Bay, a tranquil seaside town. Next, take a peaceful forest walk in the Otway Ranges, followed by visits to some of the coast’s most iconic natural landmarks—the majestic Twelve Apostles and the dramatic Loch Ard Gorge, both part of the famous Shipwreck Coast. These ancient rock formations and rugged cliffs are rich in history and offer some of the most photogenic spots in Australia. Finally, your guide will transfer you back to the comfort of your hotel in Melbourne. Overnight stay in Melbourne. (B)
After breakfast, check-out of your hotel and head to Melbourne Tullamarine Airport for your flight to Sydney (Not included). Upon arrive at Sydney Airport you will be transferred to your hotel. Check-in and rest of the day is free. Overnight in Sydney. (B)
After breakfast, get for your Hop on Hop Sydney City Tour. Get on a double decker bus on 2 Routes Sydney City and Bondi Explorer. During your tour you will come across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, the Bondi Beach tour. There are over 30 stops in the two tours to hop off. Both tours feature an entertaining and informative audio commentary available in 8 languages. Later in the afternoon, head for the Sydney Opera House Guided Tour (1 Hour). Enjoy Circular Quay or Darling Harbour area on your own or choose one of dinner cruise. Head back to your hotel. Overnight in Sydney. (B)
After breakfast, enjoy a full-day tour starting with a visit to Sydney Zoo for a guided wildlife experience and a koala photo. Continue to the Blue Mountains for stunning valley views, lunch in Leura, and stops at Gordon Falls and Echo Point to see the Three Sisters. Spend the afternoon at Scenic World, riding the Railway, Cableway, and Skyway. End with a scenic photo stop at Cahill’s Lookout before returning to Sydney. Overnight in Sydney. (B)
After breakfast, check-out of your hotel and head to Sydney airport for your departure flight. (B)
What is included
Included
- 03 nights accommodation in Melbourne
- 03 nights in Sydney
- Daily Breakfast
- Return airport transfers on SIC
- Melbourne Half City Tour on SIC
- Great Ocean Road Tour on SIC
- Hop On Hop Off Sydney City Tour
- Opera House Guided Tour on SIC
- Blue Mountain Tour on SIC (Scenic Ride + Wildlife)
Not included
- Air flight ticket, Insurance, Visa,
- Personal expenses and tips for guide and driver
- All other services not mentioned under ‘INCLUSIONS’
Frequently asked questions
1. What is the best time to visit Australia?
The best time depends on the region you plan to visit. Because Australia is very large, weather conditions can vary significantly between cities and states. Spring and autumn are generally comfortable for sightseeing in many popular destinations.
2. How many days are enough for an Australia trip?
For a first visit, around 7 to 12 days is a good starting point. A longer trip is better if you want to combine major cities, beaches, wildlife and natural attractions.
3. Which places are best for first-time visitors to Australia?
Popular choices include Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Cairns, Brisbane and the Great Barrier Reef.
4. Is Australia good for family holidays?
Yes. Australia is suitable for families because it offers beaches, wildlife parks, city attractions, theme parks, scenic drives and comfortable accommodation options.
5. Is Australia a good honeymoon destination?
Yes. Couples can combine romantic city stays, beaches, island experiences, scenic coastal drives and luxury resorts.
6. What are the top things to do in Australia?
Popular experiences include visiting Sydney Harbour, exploring Melbourne, seeing the Great Barrier Reef, enjoying beaches, wildlife encounters, scenic road trips and visiting national parks.
7. Do Indian travellers need a visa for Australia?
Yes, Indian passport holders generally need a valid Australian visa before travelling. Visa requirements can change, so travellers should check the latest official rules before booking.
8. What currency is used in Australia?
Australia uses the Australian Dollar (AUD).
9. Is Australia expensive for tourists?
Australia can be relatively expensive, especially in major cities. The total cost depends on flights, hotel category, transportation, sightseeing and travel season.
10. Can an Australia tour package be customized?
Yes. Australia packages can usually be customized according to travel dates, number of travellers, hotel category, sightseeing preferences and trip duration.
11. Is Australia suitable for senior citizens?
Yes, many Australian destinations are suitable for senior travellers. A relaxed itinerary with comfortable hotels and fewer long travel days is recommended.
12. What should I pack for an Australia holiday?
Pack according to the season and destinations you are visiting. Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, light layers and weather-appropriate clothing are useful.
13. Is public transport good in Australia?
Major cities such as Sydney and Melbourne have good public transport networks. For some regional destinations and scenic routes, private transfers or self-drive options may be more convenient.
14. Can I include the Great Barrier Reef in my Australia trip?
Yes. Cairns and other Queensland destinations are commonly used as gateways for Great Barrier Reef experiences.
15. How early should I book an Australia holiday?
For better flight and hotel availability, especially during peak travel periods, it is better to plan and book several months in advance.
Best Time to Visit Perth
The best time to visit Perth is from September to November (spring) and March to May (autumn). These seasons offer comfortable temperatures and are ideal for sightseeing, beaches, outdoor activities and day trips.
- September–November: Pleasant weather, blooming wildflowers and great for outdoor exploration.
- March–May: Warm, comfortable days with fewer crowds.
- December–February: Hot and sunny, ideal for beach holidays but temperatures can be high.
- June–August: Cooler and wetter, but suitable for travellers looking for a quieter trip.
Best overall: March to May for a comfortable Perth city break.
