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Download Multi-Country Australasia Key FactsIt’s a long way to Australasia, so why not check out more than one country while you’re there? There’s so much to see and do, from camping in the Outback, to surfing on the Gold Coast, selfies in front of Sydney Harbour, skydiving in New Zealand and diving the Barrier Reef. Tailor your trip to be whatever you want it to be. You only live once, so make as many memories (and Insta pics!) as you can Down Under.
Read more in our Multi-Country Australasia Travel Guide.
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Sydney, Australia
One of the most iconic cities, Sydney has got to be on every traveller's bucket list. Cruise across the harbour, gaining a unique view of the Sydney Opera House before floating under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. This city really has got it all, from dreamy beaches, lively bars and irresistible food spots.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Snorkel the iconic underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef, home to thousands of beautiful corals, creating an unmatched marine viewing experience. An easy day trip from Cairns, swim near turtles, reef sharks, manta rays and even humpback whales! You wonāt quite believe how much there is to see.
Uluru, Australia
In the heart of Australiaās Northern Territory, Uluru is an enormous sandstone rock with over 500 million years of history. Walk around its base as your guide shares ancient Aboriginal stories and traditions. Watching the sun rise between Uluru and the domes of neighbouring Kata Tjuta is a moment you will never forget.
Whitsundays, Australia
Step into a dream at the Whitsundays, with swirling turquoise water, soft white sands and golden sunsets. Sail between paradise islands, relax on sun-kissed decks and stop off at Whitehaven Beach, gazing across the aesthetic viewpoints. On the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, dive in and snorkel among colourful marine life.
Rottnest Island, Australia
Get ready to meet your new favourite wildlife - the adorable quokka! This is the only place you can see this unique marsupial. Just a short day trip from Perth, Rottnest Island is a laid-back island paradise, perfect for cycling along the car-free trails, discovering turquoise bays and hidden coves.
Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne is a traveller favourite, with unique laneways, independent boutiques and a world-renowned coffee scene. From the urban CBD to the artsy suburbs, swim at the beaches, shop at the vintage markets, and enjoy the nightlife with new friends. A Melbourne trip isnāt complete without driving along the Great Ocean Road to the Twelve Apostles.
Milford Sound, New Zealand
New Zealandās nature will constantly have you saying, āHow is this even real?ā, and no more so than when you cruise through the fjords of Milford Sound. Landscapes donāt get more dramatic than this. Youāll be surrounded by dense rainforests, cascading waterfalls and Maori history.
Queenstown, New Zealand
Searching for adventure? You just found it. Queenstown is not just a buzzing city, itās also the best place for bungee jumping, skydiving, jetboating and more. With some of the best hiking and ski slopes on its doorstep, no two days are the same. You can even explore Lord of the Rings locations or feast at waterfront restaurants.
Rotorua, New Zealand
Natureās about to put on a show that you canāt miss. Rotorua is renowned for its geothermal activity, with travellers watching in awe as geysers shoot water into the air and hot pools create the perfect spot to unwind. Visit MÄori villages and experience community-focused traditions, watching war canoe displays and enjoying a hangi dinner.
Aoraki / Mount Cook
Hike the scenic trails around New Zealandās highest mountain, Aoraki (also known as Mount Cook). Youāll want to trek the popular Hooker Valley Trail, switching up its leafy trails with hanging suspension bridges that make for the perfect picture. As night falls, look up for dark skies offering views of the Milky Way and the Southern Cross!
Multi-Country Australasia Travel Advice
Climate & Weather
Australasia has a diverse climate, ranging from tropical to subtropical. Summer generally runs from December to February, bringing hot, sunny weather. Coastal areas and islands are influenced by the surrounding seas, which can cause cooling breezes. Winter typically falls between June and August, but temperatures vary depending on specific areas.
Best Time To Visit
Australasia is a year-round destination, and the best time to visit depends on where you go and what you want to experience on your Australasia tour. December to February is a great time to experience summer in Australia and New Zealand, with hot, sunny days - perfect for chasing some winter sun!
From June to August, travellers can hit the slopes and ski with incredible views, whilst northern Australia enjoys its dry season, offering ideal conditions for exploring nature in warm weather.
Customs & Culture
Australasia’s culture blends indigenous traditions with modern, multicultural influences. Cultures in Australasia embrace a relaxed lifestyle, a love for the outdoors and sport. Travellers will love learning to surf and watching world-famous rugby teams.
In Australia, Aboriginal culture is one of the oldest in the world, with a strong connection to the land and a focus on community. MÄori traditions in New Zealand include the haka, a ceremonial dance, and the importance of family. Your trip leader can advise you on customs on an Australasia trip.
Passports & Visas
Entry requirements and visa regulations are different for every destination and your purpose of travel. We recommend staying updated on the latest official information before you go travelling. Your passport should be undamaged and have enough blank pages for stamps and visas. Many countries require your passport to have at least 6 months of validity beyond the date of entry.
For more information and resources regarding entry requirements, check out our Visa Advice page.
Health & Safety
At Gap 360, your safety and well-being are our top priorities. From the moment your trip is confirmed until you arrive back home, you'll have access to a 24/7 emergency contact number for any urgent issues. For anything non-urgent, our friendly team is also available during office hours to help.
We strongly recommend checking FCDO advice for specific countries, as it's regularly updated with the latest safety and travel information, and you can even sign up for email alerts to stay informed of any changes. In addition, you can check the FCDO general travel advice for British nationals abroad.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! 18 to 35-year-olds with a British passport can apply for an Australian working holiday visa, living and working down under for a year, and if you love it, you can even extend to up to three years! Travellers fall in love with life in Australia, with high wages and a relaxed lifestyle.
Yes, a working holiday in New Zealand is perfect for travellers wanting to experience amazing nature and the outdoors. 18 to 35-year-olds with a British passport can live and work in New Zealand for up to 3 years.
A flight from the UK to Australasia can take around a day, with one or more stops.
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