Australia Tour Packages
The Land Down Under Awaits
Australia is vast, diverse, and endlessly fascinating. From the Sydney Opera House to the ancient majesty of Uluru, from the Great Barrier Reef's underwater wonders to the rugged Outback — Australia delivers experiences found nowhere else.
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Best Time
September – November, March – May
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Flight Time
10 hrs from Surat
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Currency
AUD (Australian Dollar)
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Language
English
Top Highlights in Australia
Must-see attractions and experiences for Indian travellers visiting Australia.
Our Australia Tour Packages
Handcrafted itineraries designed for Indian travellers. All packages fully customisable.
Australia Highlights
Starting from
₹1,50,000
Package Includes
- Return Airfare
- 4-Star Hotels
- Breakfast Daily
- Sydney + Melbourne + Gold Coast
- Great Ocean Road Tour
- Sydney Harbour Cruise
- All Transfers
Australia & Reef
Starting from
₹2,10,000
Package Includes
- Return Airfare
- 4-Star Hotels
- Breakfast Daily
- Sydney + Cairns + Melbourne
- Great Barrier Reef Cruise
- Daintree Rainforest
- Expert Guided Tours
- All Transfers
Want a customised itinerary? All packages can be tailored to your budget, dates, and group size.
Customise on WhatsAppTravel Tips for Australia
Key things Indian travellers should know before visiting Australia.
Tourist Visa (Subclass 600) required — apply online, takes 3–8 weeks
Australia has the world's strictest biosecurity — never carry fresh food, plant, or animal products
Driving is on the left side of the road
Sun protection is critical — UV levels are extremely high
Tipping is not mandatory in Australia but appreciated for excellent service
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Australia Tour — FAQs for Indian Travellers
Commonly asked questions about visiting Australia from India, answered by our destination experts.
Do Indians need a visa for Australia?
Yes, Indian passport holders require a Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) to visit Australia. Australia issues e-visas — no stamp in your passport, the visa is electronically linked. Apply online through ImmiAccount at least 4–8 weeks before travel. GetTravel.in assists with the complete Australia visa application with a 91% approval rate.
What is the best time to visit Australia from India?
September to November (spring) and March to May (autumn) are the best times to visit Australia — comfortable temperatures (20–28°C), fewer crowds, and great conditions for outdoor activities. December–February is summer in Australia (hot, 35–40°C in inland areas) but great for beaches. June–August is winter — mild in coastal cities but cold inland.
How much does an Australia tour package from India cost?
Australia tour packages from India start from ₹1,50,000 per person for 8 nights/9 days covering Sydney, Melbourne, and Gold Coast including return airfare. A comprehensive 12-night package adding the Great Barrier Reef starts from ₹2,10,000 per person. Australia is a premium destination — budget for AUD 150–250/day for meals, activities, and local transport.
How many days do you need to see Australia?
Australia is vast — you cannot see everything in one trip. An 8–10 night first trip covers Sydney and Melbourne comfortably. Adding Queensland/Cairns for the Great Barrier Reef requires 12+ nights. For a comprehensive Australia experience (east coast + Uluru + Tasmania), allow 2–3 weeks. Most Indian visitors focus on the east coast for a first trip.
Is Sydney or Melbourne better to visit?
Both are extraordinary and very different. Sydney is more spectacular visually — the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, and a stunning natural setting. Melbourne is more cultural — world-class restaurants, vibrant laneways, live music, sports, and a more European café culture. Most Australia packages include both. If forced to choose one, Sydney for first-time visitors.
What animals can you see in Australia?
Australia has extraordinary unique wildlife: kangaroos and wallabies (seen wild in parks or at Kangaroo Island), koalas (in eucalyptus forests, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary), wombats, quokkas (Rottnest Island), Tasmanian devils, platypus, and an extraordinary diversity of birds including kookaburra and rainbow lorikeets. The Great Barrier Reef has 1,500+ fish species and sea turtles.
