Holiday in Australia

Outback · Surf · Wildlife

The travel experts at Holiday Hamster can plan your trip to Australia, taking care of all the details, so all you have to think about is what to pack.

Australia's Coastal Delights

Australia is a country located in the continent of Oceania. It is the world’s sixth-largest country and the flattest and driest inhabited continent. The country is known for its diverse landscapes, incredible natural wonders, and fascinating and deadly creatures.

There is so much to explore in Australia, from the bustling cities to the many stunning beaches and underwater worlds – no matter what sort of traveller you are, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Head to the city of Sydney for cultural activities and coastal delight. Although not the official capital of Australia, Sydney is perhaps its most famous city with its distinct opera house, recognised worldwide. Bondi Beach is a must-visit beach whilst in Sydney.

This golden stretch of shoreline is popular with surfers and swimmers, and the promenade is a bustling hub of cafes and beach bars. This is the place to truly feel Australia’s beach and surf culture.

Dive into Underwater Wonders

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. It is the largest coral reef system in the world and, stretches over 2000km, and features a huge amount of marine life. Here, you can dive, snorkel and swim to discover this fascinating underwater world.

ake a sailing trip around the breathtaking Whitsunday Islands. The jewel of the Queensland coastline, these relatively untouched islands are genuinely out of this world. Soft white sands and the clearest water stretch out in a picture-perfect view, which can be seen from the popular Airlie Beach.

Rottnest Island near Perth is a fantastic place to visit. This beautiful island features stunning beaches, turquoise waters and the fascinating quokka. These indigenous beaver-like marsupials can only be found in Western Australia and are incredibly adorable, inquisitive little creatures.

Iconic Landmarks & Wildlife

Take a visit to one of the most iconic images of Australia – Uluru or Ayers Rock. This incredible sight is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a sacred place for the indigenous people. One of the world’s greatest natural wonders, many people have been awed by the sheer size and beauty of the rock as it towers out of the flat plains of the national park.

You can take a tour from the nearby Alice Springs, which has plenty of other tourist attractions and things to do. Two of Australia’s most famous animals are the koala bear and the kangaroo, and you can see them in all their glory on the famous Kangaroo Island. Seals, sea lions and wallabies can also be seen here too.

Take a road trip along the Great Ocean Roa,d taking in the spectacular scenery along the coastline. One of the most popular sights along this route is the stunning 12 apostles, which rise dramatically out of the ocean.