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From the glittering sails of the Sydney Opera House to the coral kingdoms of the Great Barrier Reef, this journey reads like Australia’s greatest hits—stitched together with moments of wonder, wildness, and warmth. Walk through the buzzing laneways of Melbourne, fly over the rainforest canopy in Cairns, dine on the harbour at twilight, and drift over reefs painted in every hue of turquoise.
This is not just a holiday—it’s a panoramic experience across Australia’s contrasts. One day, you’re snorkeling with rainbow fish; the next, you’re road-tripping along the Great Ocean Road with cliffs on one side and crashing waves on the other. In between, there are encounters with koalas, rainforest trails that breathe with age, and sunsets that linger just a little longer.
Perfectly paced and thoughtfully curated, this itinerary captures the best of Australia’s cities, coasts, and natural icons—for those who want to see it all, and see it well.
Arrive in Sydney and settle into your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure—whether it’s a relaxed stroll around Darling Harbour or enjoying a coffee by the waterfront. Optionally, hop aboard a harbour cruise to take in the city’s skyline from the water. Overnight in Sydney
Embark on a full-day city tour covering major landmarks like The Rocks, Bondi Beach, and Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. Walk through the Sydney Opera House and understand its architectural marvels before capping off your day with a scenic dinner cruise. Overnight in Sydney
Venture into the Blue Mountains National Park—a day of eucalyptus-scented air, dramatic cliff edges, and misty waterfalls. Stop by Scenic World for a ride on the world’s steepest railway and admire the iconic Three Sisters rock formation. Overnight in Sydney
Fly north to Cairns, the gateway to the tropics. After checking in, spend your afternoon at leisure—perhaps by the Esplanade Lagoon or sampling fresh seafood by the marina. Overnight in Cairns
Head out on a full-day snorkelling adventure to the Great Barrier Reef. Discover an underwater world teeming with marine life and coral gardens. Non-swimmers can opt for a semi-submersible ride or glass-bottom boat views. Overnight in Cairns
Explore the world’s oldest living rainforest. Walk among ancient ferns, spot crocodiles on the Daintree River, and witness where the rainforest meets the reef at Cape Tribulation. Overnight in Cairns
Fly to Melbourne and dive into its eclectic charm. The evening is yours—explore the laneways filled with street art, boutique cafes, and hidden cocktail bars. Overnight in Melbourne
Enjoy a day trip to Phillip Island, visiting the Koala Conservation Centre and Nobbies Boardwalk before witnessing the magical Penguin Parade at sunset as tiny fairy penguins waddle ashore. Overnight in Melbourne
Set off on a breathtaking journey along the Great Ocean Road. Marvel at the limestone cliffs of the Twelve Apostles, walk through rainforest trails, and watch the waves crash on dramatic shorelines. Overnight in Melbourne
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your onward flight, bidding farewell to a journey that captured the essence of Australia.
Australia’s seasons are opposite to the Northern Hemisphere. The months from October to April offer pleasant weather across Sydney, Cairns, and Melbourne—perfect for reef snorkelling, road trips, and coastal adventures.
Domestic flights within Australia (e.g., Sydney to Cairns, Cairns to Melbourne) are not included in the base package. We will book them separately based on your preferences and travel dates.
Yes, Indian nationals require an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or visitor visa to enter Australia. We’ll guide you through the application process.
We handpick premium 4–5 star hotels or boutique stays in central locations to balance comfort, convenience, and local charm.
Absolutely. We recommend good veg restaurants near to your hotel in every city, and many cafes offer plant-based and Indian-inspired meals as well.
Yes. Leisure time is built into Sydney, Cairns, and Melbourne for personal exploration, beach relaxation, or a bit of boutique shopping.
It’s a comfortable blend of sightseeing, light adventure (like snorkelling and walking tours), and downtime. Optional activities can be tailored to your pace.
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory in Australia. It’s customary to tip 10% at restaurants if service is excellent, and small tips for tour guides are welcomed.
