About

Australia

The Land Down Under

We ensure a seamless Australian Custom Tour by eliminating uncertainty and offering expert private drivers with local insights. Australia’s diverse landscapes and climates require preparation, so we’ve compiled essential tips to help you navigate top destinations, plan travel times, and make the most of your trip.

Map of Australia showing states and territories, including Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania. Capital cities like Perth, Darwin, Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart are marked.

Australia Information

  • Population: 26 Million

  • Language: English

  • Money: Australian Dollars (about 2 to 1.6 USD)

  • Capital: Canberra

  • Biggest City: Sydney (5 Million)

  • Size: 7.7 million Kms (3.3 million sqm)

  • Length East to West: 4000kms (2500 miles)

  • Drive on the left side of the road

  • Uses the metric system

  • Summer opposite to Northern hemisphere

A quokka standing on a log with trees in the background.

Fun Facts

  • Has worlds largest coral reef

  • 90% of Australians live close to the coast

  • Has six States and two Territories

  • Has the over 60 wine regions

  • Australia’s nation sports are Cricket and AFL

  • There are more Kangaroos than humans

  • Home to Quokkas the worlds happiest animal

  • Koalas are not bears they are marsupials

  • The biggest property in Australia is bigger than Belgium

  • The indigenous people have been there over 40,000 years

When to Go

  • Purple and pink flowers in a garden with blurred trees in the background.

    Spring

    September, October, November

    Springtime in Australia offers pleasant weather, which makes it the perfect season to visit stunning beaches. There is more activity among the wildlife, including koalas and kangaroos. Seasonal vegetables and outdoor markets flourish, enabling tourists to take the national parks' natural splendor without the summer throng.

  • Beach scene with people and surfers at sunrise.

    Summer

    December, January, Febuary

    Summertime travel in Australia offers long, sunny days that are ideal for surfing, snorkeling, and beaches. The Great Barrier Reef beckons undersea research, while cities host festivals and outdoor festivities. Although it can get very hot, particularly in the interior, it's the perfect time of year for road trips and tropical vacations.

  • Sydney Opera House with cruise ship and cityscape in background, viewed from a distance.

    Autumn

    March, April, May

    Autumn travel in Australia is defined by warm days and mild evenings, as well as colorful landscapes that turn red, orange, and yellow. With fewer tourists than in the summer, it's the perfect time of year for beautiful treks, winery visits, and relaxing on the beaches. Autumn celebrations give the season flair, and wildlife is still busy.

  • Skier carving through fresh powder on a snowy mountain slope with trees and a clear blue sky in the background.

    Winter

    June, July, August

    Winter travel in Australia offers a combination of warm northern activities and cold southern getaways. While the northern areas have excellent weather that is suitable for exploring the Great Barrier Reef or the outback, the Snowy Mountains are best for skiing. Active wildlife and whale watching enhance the season's distinctive experiences.