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Australia holidays for Indian travellers, from Sydney Harbour and Melbourne's laneways to the Great Barrier Reef and the Gold Coast, built around the October to March season.
Walk beneath the sails and cross the Harbour Bridge on a guided tour of Sydney's waterfront.
Watch the world's smallest penguins waddle ashore at dusk on Summerland Beach, near Melbourne.
Sail from Hamilton Island to snorkel the Whitsundays and see the reef by semi-submarine.
Tour the MCG and the National Sports Museum in Melbourne, the country's cricket and AFL heartland.
Ride a jet boat, take a helicopter flight and spend a day at Dreamworld on the Gold Coast.
Taste Semillon and Shiraz across the Hunter Valley cellar doors, a short drive north of Sydney.
When to visit
Australia's warm season runs October to March, which is when these itineraries operate. December to February is peak summer, ideal for the reef and beaches, while October and March bring milder days for city sightseeing and the Great Ocean Road.
How long you need
A first trip works well at 8 to 14 nights. Five nights suits a single city like Melbourne, eight nights adds the Great Ocean Road, and two weeks links Sydney, Melbourne, the Whitsundays and the Gold Coast.
Getting there from India
Nonstop flights connect Delhi and Bengaluru to Sydney in about 13 hours, with one-stop options from Mumbai. Australia grants electronic visitor visas to Indian passport holders, which our team helps arrange.
Getting around
Domestic flights link the main cities in 1 to 3 hours, and self-drive legs like the Great Ocean Road stay on sealed, well-signed roads.
Tell us your dates and cities, and we'll build an Australia trip around flights, stays and the experiences you want.
Australia's summer, from October to March, is the most popular window. December to February is warmest for the Great Barrier Reef and beaches, while October and March offer milder city weather.
Most first-time visitors from India spend 8 to 14 nights. Five nights covers one city, eight nights adds the Great Ocean Road, and two weeks links Sydney, Melbourne, the Whitsundays and the Gold Coast.
Yes. Air India flies Delhi to Sydney nonstop in about 12 hours 40 minutes, and Qantas operates Bengaluru to Sydney. Mumbai and other cities connect with one stop through Singapore or the Gulf.
Yes, Indian passport holders need a visitor visa (subclass 600) before travelling. It is applied for online, and our team helps you prepare and submit the documents ahead of your trip.
The Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, the Phillip Island Penguin Parade, snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef from the Whitsundays, and the Great Ocean Road drive are the ones travellers ask for most.
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