Australasia

Holidays to Australia and New Zealand

Both these countries are so big and offer so much, it is impossible to show all the holiday possibilities available to you on a website. You need to speak to someone and that someone should be Trevor or Ian. Trevor was one of the first accredited Aussie specialist in the country which led to a New Zealand visit and the ability to plan great holidays.


The size of Australia and New Zealand means you have to consider where and when the weather is at it’s best to go and of course, what you can fit in with the time you have available to you.


You should also bear in mind which airline you travel with as this will determine which stopover we can offer you. Plus will can advice on how best to travel around multiple destinations, plane, train or automobile?



Some exciting ideas are shown below, but the best thing to do is call Ian or Trevor.


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Countries to Visit in Australasia

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Best Times to Visit

The best time to visit Australasia, which includes countries like Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and various South Pacific Islands, can vary depending on the specific destinations within this diverse region. Here's a general overview of the best times to visit various parts of Australasia:


Australia:

  • Southern Australia (e.g., Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide):
  • Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May): These seasons offer pleasant weather with mild temperatures, making them ideal for outdoor activities and city exploration.
  • Summer (December to February): Great for beach vacations and outdoor festivals, but some regions can become extremely hot.
  • Winter (June to August): Suitable for visiting the northern parts of the country like Queensland and the Great Barrier Reef, as they have milder winter weather.
  • Northern Australia (e.g., Queensland, Great Barrier Reef):
  • Dry Season (May to October): This is the best time to visit the northern regions due to comfortable temperatures and minimal rainfall.


New Zealand:

  • Summer (December to February): This is the peak tourist season with warm weather, making it perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports.
  • Autumn (March to May): Offers pleasant weather and fewer crowds, making it a great time for exploring both the North and South Islands.
  • Winter (June to August): Ideal for skiing and snow sports in the Southern Alps.


Papua New Guinea:

  • Dry Season (June to September): This is the best time to visit Papua New Guinea as it experiences less rainfall and more favorable conditions for trekking and exploring.


South Pacific Islands (e.g., Fiji, Samoa, Tahiti):

  • Dry Season (May to October): This is generally the best time to visit these tropical islands, as the weather is dry, and the seas are calm for diving and snorkeling.
  • Wet Season (November to April): While it's more humid and prone to occasional storms, it's still possible to visit during this time, and you may find lower prices.


Keep in mind that specific destinations within these countries may have slightly different climate patterns, so it's essential to check the weather forecasts for your chosen locations and plan accordingly. Additionally, consider any special events or festivals you'd like to experience when determining the best time for your trip. Be sure to book accommodations and transportation well in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons in Australasia.


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