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Australia & Oceania

calendar_monthMar–May, Sep–Novbest time schedule14 daysplan for child_careYeswith kids
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Australia and Oceania offer a diverse landscape ranging from the rugged Outback to lush tropical islands. The cultures here are rich and varied, influenced by Indigenous traditions and colonial histories. Travellers can expect a mix of adventure and relaxation, with opportunities for outdoor activities and cultural experiences.

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★ Our pick 9 nights · 8 stops New Zealand North Island: Auckland to Wellington Auckland → Wellington

Every route opens in the planner as your own copy: change any stop, any night.

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Highlights

Great Barrier Reef: A stunning natural wonder, perfect for diving and snorkeling.
Sydney Opera House: An iconic architectural masterpiece and cultural hub.
Uluru: A sacred site with breathtaking sunsets and Indigenous significance.
Queenstown: Adventure capital of New Zealand, known for extreme sports.
Bora Bora: A picturesque island famous for its turquoise waters and luxury resorts.
Fiji Islands: Known for their hospitality, beautiful beaches, and vibrant marine life.
Tasmania: Offers unique wildlife and stunning national parks.
Auckland: A vibrant city with a mix of cultures and beautiful harbors.

World wonders

Great Barrier Reef: World's largest coral reef system (Australia)
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park: Sacred Indigenous site with stunning rock formations (Australia)
Tongariro National Park: First national park in New Zealand, known for its volcanic landscapes (New Zealand)
Sydney Opera House: Iconic performing arts venue and architectural marvel (Australia)
Te Wahipounamu: World Heritage site with stunning natural beauty (New Zealand)
Papahānaumokuākea: Marine National Monument with rich biodiversity (USA)
Kakadu National Park: Australia's largest national park with Aboriginal rock art (Australia)
New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands: Unique ecosystems and wildlife (New Zealand)

Things to know

Visas: Check visa requirements as they vary by nationality. Some travelers may need an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or a visitor visa. Make sure to apply well in advance, as processing times can vary.
Distances: Australia is vast; plan for long travel times between destinations. For example, a flight from Sydney to Perth takes about five hours, while driving from Melbourne to Sydney can take around 9 hours.
Seasons: Seasons are opposite to the Northern Hemisphere; summer is December to February. The wet season in the north runs from November to April, bringing heavy rains and humidity. Be prepared for tropical storms if traveling during this time.
Safety: Wildlife can be dangerous; be cautious in remote areas. Always keep a safe distance from snakes and crocodiles. In addition, be aware of marine stingers in northern waters, especially during the warmer months.
Health: Travel insurance is recommended; healthcare can be expensive. Consider vaccinations for diseases like Q fever and Ross River virus, especially if visiting rural areas. Also, check for any updates on COVID-19 regulations or health advisories before