No more thinking about a visit to Australia. No more having it on your Bucket List. Plan your trip now. It’s well worth the trip. How do I know? I’m an Aussie. I was born and raised in Australia a lived there for most of my life. I’ve traveled most of the country. Let me talk to you about visiting my homeland.
You will find ✓ outstanding scenery ✓ amazing experiences ✓ awesome people
Lots of Experiences When You Visit Australia
Whether you are looking for a fully planned tour or a custom built itinerary, we’ve got you covered.
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Tour Packages
We partner with a number of top tour brands to bring you pre-built tour packages so you can visit the icons you think of when someone says ‘Australia.’ Icons like the Sydney Opera House, the Great Barrier Reef, and Uluru (Ayers Rock).
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Cruises
Get a different view of Australia on a cruise. Visit more of the capital cities, or drift up the East Coast. There are different options from large ocean liners to smaller more intimate ships. Everything depends on the type of things you want to experience.
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Custom Built Itineraries
Our custom built itineraries will let you see the hidden gems, the ‘not so famous’ things. You’ll get to explore off the beaten path to see thinks like a local. If you want a locals experience go for a custom built itinerary.
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Fly Fishing Trips
Our Fly Fishing Guides are scattered around the whole of Australia. Depending on what you want to catch, we can recommend a fly fishing trip to suit your needs.
Which one of the nearly 5,000 different fish species are on your catch list?
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Wine Tours
Australia produces some amazing and different wine in its numerous wine regions. Why not take a wine tour to enjoy and experience the wine right from the cellar door.
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Women Only Tours
Why not enjoy Australia with a group of women. These experiences are unique, and only held once a year.
Visit For an Event
Everyone knows that spending New Years Eve in Sydney is on a lot of peoples bucket lists. Is it on yours?
Or maybe you love tennis and have dreamed of one day attending the Australian Open. You could also be a car loved and dream of attending the opening race of the F1 season in Melbourne at the Grand Prix.
There are festivals and events all year round in Australia. Whether you love food and wine, comedy, art and theatre, or sports, you’ll find a festival or event to plan your visit around.
Maybe You Love Cruising
A number of your favorite cruise lines cruise around Australia.
Whether you want to explore up and down the East Coast, or experience more cities by cruising both the Southern and East Coast lines, there are ocean cruises with Celebrity, and Norwegian Cruise Lines that cover that.
If you want a different experience, perhaps on a longer circumnavigation of the entire Australian continent, or to travel up North or on the West Coast, Silverseas, Seabourn, Regent Seven Seas, Scenic, Oceania, Azamara, Holland America, and Cunard have options available.
Let me help you choose the best cruise option for you, based on what you want to see.
Testimonial
Thanks for helping me plan my trip to the Red Center, Karen. I’m so glad I made the trip. Your recommendations were great and you took all the stress off the planning. All I had to do was check my itinerary.
Jeff P, San Diego
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best time to Visit Australia?
We personally recommend the shoulder seasons in March/April or September/October. But, as Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere there isn’t a bad time to visit.
Are the spiders and snakes dangerous?
Some are poisonous, yes, but they aren’t all at the airport to meet you when you arrive. Most places you visit will be in tourist spots where the local guides are familiar with where to go and what to do. They will advise you if you need to be extra careful. Otherwise, don’t worry and just immerse yourself in the experience.
It’s a long way to travel to get there!
It is a long haul flight if you fly direct, sure. But, there are ways to break up the flight with stop overs if you like to experience other places, like Fiji or New Zealand. And, if you work it out, it’s not a lot further than traveling to Europe, with a layover. It’s shorter in fact.
How long should I plan to visit?
Imagine I was telling you to come visit the USA. Australia is as large, land mass wise, as the U.S., which means, that anything less than 10 days and you aren’t going to see much. It would be better to have 14 days or more to visit, so you really get to immerse yourself in the Aussie culture.
Is it expensive in Australia?
The US dollar and Australian dollar aren’t equal. With the exchange rate you get more than one dollar Aussie for every U.S. dollar you exchange. Prices in Australia already include taxes. That means, if a bill says $25, you only pay $25. If you buy a pair of shoes and the price tag says $50, that’s all you pay at the cash register.
Tipping is not standard, nor expected in Australia. That means overall you will pay less for the things you buy.
Have any other questions?
We are here to answer them for you. Ask away! As long as they relate to your planned trip of course.