Australia
Australia is a land of vast horizons and striking contrasts — where ancient landscapes, wild coastlines and sophisticated cities coexist effortlessly. With by far the world’s largest coral reef system and a seemingly endless coastline, Australia offers an exceptional variety of island escapes — each shaped by its location, character and natural setting. In contrast, set among remote and amazing scenery, are permanent tented safari camps. They provide rare access to extraordinary environments and offer an immersive way to experience Australia’s vast, untamed regions.
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Why Let Us Plan Your Trip?
The Best of Australia
When To Visit
Where To Stay
Why Let us plan your trip?
At Voyager Club, our expertise lies in curating journeys that immerse you in the essence of each destination. With our trusted network of local experts and insider knowledge, we offer exclusive access to Australia’s most iconic landmarks and hidden gems whether hotels, private villa’s or multi-stop itinerary trips. The key to making the most of your trip to Australia is appreciating the distances involved and structuring your trip accordingly. Our travel designers specialise in understanding your interests and needs to create tailor-made itineraries that connect you with the best of Australia.
The Best Of Australia
From sunset sails on Sydney Harbour and immersive Outback experiences at Uluru, to snorkelling the crystal-clear waters of the Great Barrier Reef.
Coast & islands
Australia’s coastline stretches for thousands of kilometres, shaped by pristine beaches, island escapes and the world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef. From tropical waters to remote archipelagos, coastal Australia offers effortless access to nature, marine life and a relaxed outdoor rhythm.
Outback & savannahs
Inland, the landscape shifts dramatically. Vast outback regions and savannahs reveal ancient geology, wide horizons and remote wilderness. Here, guided wildlife encounters, walking and driving expeditions, and permanent tented camps offer safari-style experiences unique to Australia’s most isolated environments.
cities & culture
Australia’s cities bring energy and refinement to the journey. Sydney stands out for its harbour, architecture, food scene shaped by global influences and local produce and coastal lifestyle, while other urban centres contribute to a rich cultural landscape of dining, arts, and sport — all set against natural backdrops.
WHEN TO VISIT
Australia is a year-round destination, but the most rewarding journeys are shaped by timing — and it’s important to note that the seasons are the reverse of Europe’s. With climates ranging from tropical in the north to temperate in the south, choosing the right season is key to experiencing the country at its best.
Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are considered the most balanced times to travel, offering mild temperatures and excellent conditions across cities, coastlines and the Outback, without the extremes of peak summer heat or winter chill.
Seasonal Considerations:
December to February: Peak summer. Best for southern cities and coastal stays, but very hot inland and wet in the tropical north. June to August: Cooler in the south; excellent for the Outback and northern regions, though some southern coastal areas feel wintery.
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September to NovemberClimate:
Mild and increasingly warm across most regions. Clear skies, low humidity and fresh landscapes make this one of the most pleasant times to travel, particularly for combining multiple regions.Temperature:
Average 15°C to 25°C, warmer in the north and cooler in southern cities and wine regions.Best for:
Spring is ideal for exploring cities such as Sydney, coastal regions, and wine areas at their best. Wildflowers bloom across Western Australia, conditions are excellent for the Great Barrier Reef, and the Outback is comfortably warm for guided exploration. A perfect season for balanced itineraries that combine nature, culture and outdoor experiences without peak-season crowds. -
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December to FebruaryClimate:
Peak summer across Australia. Long days and strong sunshine dominate, with dry, hot conditions in the south and extreme heat inland. The tropical north experiences its wet season, bringing high humidity, heavy rainfall and occasional storms.Temperature:
Average 25°C to 35°C in southern regions and major cities, with inland areas often exceeding 40°C. The north remains hot and humid, typically between 30°C and 35°C.Best for:
Summer is best suited to southern cities and coastal escapes, where beach culture, sailing and outdoor dining thrive. . Less suitable for the Outback and tropical north, where heat and monsoon conditions can limit travel and access. -
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March to MayClimate:
Warm days with cooler evenings and stable weather. Humidity drops in northern regions, while southern areas enjoy calm, clear conditions.Temperature:
Average 18°C to 28°C, with slightly cooler temperatures in the south as the season progresses.Best for:
Autumn is well suited to food and wine journeys, coastal escapes and extended stays. It’s an excellent time for the Great Barrier Reef, countryside estates and soft adventure, as well as city travel without summer heat. The season offers a relaxed pace and strong flexibility across regions.
WHERE TO STAY
Voyager Hotels & Perks
Enjoy exclusive Voyager perks at Australia’s most stunning hotels, including room upgrades, early check-in and late check-out, and more—designed to elevate every moment of your stay.
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