Escorted grand tours, multi-centre packages and private tours with your own driver — from £2,742 per person. Jump to the type that suits you, or scroll the full comparison table.
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Private tours are land-only — international flights are not included in their price. Everything else includes return UK flights.
5 holidays · Travelsphere · from £8,049
Everything arranged, a Holiday Director throughout, and one price covering flights, hotels, transfers and the big-ticket experiences. The classic way to do Australia.
Melbourne, Sydney, Uluru, Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef in 22 fully-escorted days.
Australia's greatest hits plus a complete New Zealand circuit — the classic two-country trip.
Coast to coast across Australia, then all the way down New Zealand — 48 days, one seamless itinerary.
Australia's icons, the whole of New Zealand and four nights in Rarotonga — in 45 days.
Fifty-three days. Three countries. One trip you will talk about for the rest of your life.
8 holidays · Travelodeal · from £3,339
Flights, hotels and the headline day tours bundled together, but no group and no fixed schedule. You get free days and the run of each city.
Western Australia at its best: quokkas on Rottnest, caves and cellar doors in Margaret River, heritage Fremantle.
Nine days, two cities and the full Uluru and Kings Canyon guided adventure — flying from Manchester.
Four centres up the east coast with three flights included — and a lead-in price of £3,499.
Four nights in Sydney, a guided Outback adventure through Kings Canyon and Uluru, then four nights in Melbourne.
Reef, rock, harbour and the Great Ocean Road — with a headline day tour included in every single centre.
Break the journey in Singapore, then work your way down the Queensland coast — reef, rainforest and the Whitsundays.
Fox Glacier, Milford Sound, the Catlins and two nights on Stewart Island — plus Sydney at either end.
Sydney to Cairns overland — 21 days of rainforest, reef, First Nations culture and places the coaches never stop.
7 holidays · Trip.com · from £2,742
Your group only, in your own vehicle, with a driver and a planner who will reshape the itinerary before you go. Land only — you book your own flights.
Twelve days, three cities, private driver throughout — Opera House, Blue Mountains, Great Barrier Reef and the Great Ocean Road.
Two cities, no internal flights beyond one hop, and a deliberately gentle pace.
Sydney, Cairns and Melbourne in eleven days — and a planner who will rearrange any of it before you go.
Fourteen days with a private vehicle and driver — Blue Mountains, the Great Barrier Reef, Phillip Island penguins and the Great Ocean Road.
Eleven days covering every east-coast classic — reef cruise, Opera House, Blue Mountains and the Twelve Apostles.
Four cities and four nights in the Whitsundays — Heart Reef, Whitehaven Beach and the Great Ocean Road.
Australia's east coast plus a full South Island run — Kaikoura whales, Tekapo stargazing, a Mount Cook helicopter flight and Milford Sound.
Before you fly
Parking, a pre-flight hotel, lounge access and travel insurance — the four things people leave until the last week and then overpay for.
On a four-week trip, airport parking is one of the biggest add-on costs of the whole holiday — and one of the few that gets cheaper the earlier you book.
Long-haul to Australia usually means an early or awkward departure. A night at the terminal beforehand turns a 3am start into a lie-in.
Before a 20-hour flight, three hours of quiet, free food and a proper seat is worth considerably more than it costs.
Non-negotiable on a trip this long and this far away. Check the medical cover limits and that your full trip length and any activities are included.
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Start with how long you've got. Two weeks points you at the multi-centre holidays; a month or more opens up the escorted grand tours; and if the idea of a group puts you off, the private tours solve that entirely.
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