Things to Do in Australia

• Enjoy the landscapes of The “Pinnacles”

  Located merely 2 hours away from Perth, the “pinnacles” are cyclopean pillars made from ground stones like limestone and marbles. Some of these prehistoric pillars stand a mammoth 5 metres tall and are nearly 30,000 years old! The attraction is a perfect spot for history and evolution lovers seeking to increase their knowledge about the tribes and history of Australia.

• Hike Through the Marvellous Kings’ Canyon

  If you are looking for a peaceful day in the country, look no further. Take a 6-hour drive from Alice Springs and witness the archaic red walls of the Kings' canyon. The attraction spot offers a range of activities like driving a quad bike through the desert, stunning hikes with spectacular views, scenic flights for a thrilling view of the picturesque canyon

• Taste the Adventurous Side of Aussies

  Adventure and sports are an integral part of the "Aussie culture". Whether it's beachside volleyball or early morning wakeboarding, Australia offers a treat for all the sporty tourists. Sports fans can visit the MCG to get a glimpse of the infamous Australian cricket team's legacy or visit the Great Barrier reef to experience snorkelling and cliff diving. 

  Not adventurous enough? No problem! For the more daring demographic, you can also participate in camel races, boxing with kangaroos and other heart-pumping experiences. However, don’t forget to prep up by buying an adventure sports cover along with your travel insurance for Australia, as a lot of these activities can hurt you. Don’t forget to confirm the coverage before buying a plan!

• Explore Australia on Your Own!

  Looking for an adrenaline rush? Visit the Grand Prix Formula 1 event in Melbourne. Are you looking to stimulate your creative juices? Take a walk down Floriade and find a million flowers blooming. Want to have a bizarre weekend filled with chill music? You can visit the Byron Bay Blues fest or the Indigenous art fest in Queensland.

  So, whether you are looking for a fun-filled chill weekend or an intimidating and daring one, Australia offers you an array of different opportunities to let – loose and enjoy yourself.

• Eat away at Bruny Island

  If you are looking to enjoy a fabulous view alongside a succulent piece of fresh fish and a soothing glass of Tassie, then look no further. Located just off the South coast of Tasmania, Bruny Island is full of different restaurants and cafes that would enable an individual to taste some of the finest seafood whilst enjoying a soothing breeze and a calming freshly brewed beer.

• Enjoy a crack of dawn Pho breakfast

  Undoubtedly one of the best Vietnamese delicacies, a hot jar of vaporous broth coupled with raw onions, bean shoots, a touch of basil and perfectly cooked beef is bound to tickle anybody’s tongue! The soup will remind you of the flavours of central Asia.

• Go to Quay

  Making its fifth consecutive appearance in the "top 50 world's restaurant", Quay is no longer just a fabulous restaurant. Many would argue that it's an unprecedented tourist attraction for first-time Australian visitors.
  The restaurant is located just off the Sydney Harbour waterfront and provides a panoramic view of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Thereby providing you a complete dining experience.

• Visit the Western Australia Gourmet Escape

  The attraction couples the Northern Aussie surfing culture with fine dining experiences provided by many internationally recognized chefs. Restaurants located in this escape aim to celebrate the fresh produce available in this region, along with a couple of iconic Australian wines.

• Step 1: Plan Your Australia Journey: How to Reach Australia?

  The best and quickest way to reach Australia is by flight. However, there are very few direct flights to Australia and the shortest one is around 12 hours and 30 minutes. Other flights with layovers will be longer but perfect for those on a budget.

  There are no direct cruises to Australia from India, however, if you’re going to New Zealand or other Pacific nations then you can find a cruise for Australia.

• Step 2: Buy Australia Travel Insurance

  As soon as your Australian itinerary, flight tickets and hotel bookings are done, buy travel insurance for Australia at the earliest. The earlier you buy it, the better. It will cover for many things like trip cancellation, flight delays and any other emergencies that you may face throughout this trip. 

• Step 3: Pack for Australia: Travel Trips

  A robust and meticulous itinerary may be the key to an adventurous trip, however, you must be ready for many things while visiting Australia: 

  • One of the biggest difficulties for most tourists looking to travel to Australia is to understand Australian seasons. The North, for example, usually follows dry and wet tropical seasons. Australia's seasons are usually the opposite of what is found in the northern hemisphere.
  • Unfortunately, Australia is prone to numerous natural anomalies like bushfires, dust storms and flash floods. It’s crucial to plan ahead for your safety and security and always keep an eye on the local news in your area.
  • Keep in mind the best time to visit Australia. It’s an excellent place to visit all year round. However, there are some places that might be slightly more favourable based on the season. 
  • Northern Australia or the Darwin area becomes extremely moist and damp in the scorching Australian summer. Therefore, tourists usually prefer to visit these areas between May and October.
  • If you are looking to go to Perth and visit the South-West part of Australia, then you might reconsider the blazing summer winds or the extremely damp winter conditions. Such areas usually provide a wonderful experience amidst the Autumn and Spring seasons.

Things to Do in Australia: FAQ

• Q: What activities are Australia known for?

  Ans: Australia is wildly famous for its kangaroos, lively barbecues, surfing, endless beaches and bushwalking. It is also known for its Great Barrier Reef perfect for scuba and underwater activities.

• Q: What's the best month to go to Australia?

  Ans: Autumn and springtime in Australia are perfect for visitors. Most people consider March to May the best months for visiting Australia as a wide range of water sports, sightseeing and other options are available.

• Q: Is Australia expensive to visit?

  Ans: Australia is a pretty expensive place to visit, however, there are plenty of budget-friendly options for Indian visitors. You can easily find a week-long tour package between Rs. 86,000 and Rs. 3 lakh depending on whether you're going solo or with someone.