When to Visit Australia

Read the below travel guides to find the best time to visit Australia.

Australia in May: Weather, Tips & Outdoor Escapades

From the warmer climes of Darwin to the cooler temperatures of Melbourne and Adelaide, the mercury tips both ways when you take a trip to Australia in May. Despite this being the last month of autumn, Sydney stays relatively warm, while a hot, dry spell k ...Read more

Australia in October: Spring Travel Tips

Enjoy all of the country’s outdoor activities, including its beaches, during your trip to Australia in October. Although this is not the driest month of the year, rain is rarely an issue at this time. Instead, daily temperatures start increasing as ...Read more

Australia in July: Winter Vacations Down Under

Australia in July is a mixed bag of hot and cold weather conditions depending on where you are. The spotlight is on the tropical north with its warm and dry season, while the south is smack in the middle of winter. July is ideal for a wide range of activi ...Read more

Best Time To Visit Australia

Sydney glows in the rays of the setting sun It is no surprise that one of the world’s largest countries is a treasure trove for those who love to travel. What’s surprising is the number of unique features Australia has to offer for its visit ...Read more

Australia in November: Weather and Travel Tips

The last month of spring in the southern hemisphere, Australia in November welcomes rising temperatures and improving spirits as locals begin to spend most of their time al fresco. It is a month when little of the country is off-limits.Visitors can explor ...Read more

Australia in August: Winter's Last Hurrah

A trip to Australia in August sees the last month of winter. The mercury rises slightly in the south compared to July as spring hoves into view, but it's warm and dry in the tropical north. As southern sun-lovers scurry for warmth, expect crowding and pri ...Read more

Australia in April: Weather, Travel Tips & More

Because of its Southern Hemisphere location, it is the start of the fall season in Australia in April. The unpleasantly hot temperatures of summer have come to an end, meaning there is hardly anywhere in the country that is off-limits to travelers. In add ...Read more

Australia in December: The Start of Summer Season

The start of the summer season in the Southern Hemisphere means that it is warm right across Australia in December. In terms of the weather, you will want to stick to the country’s south, but that still leaves you with plenty of options, including c ...Read more

Australia in September: Weather & Travel Tips

Wave goodbye to winter and say hello to spring with a trip to Australia in September. This is a month of bright skies, cool nights under the stars, and a stirring of new plant and animal life. A continuation of the dry season in the far north, September a ...Read more

Australia in February: Summer Parties

Fly to tour Australia in February for an unforgettable summer retreat. Indulge in numerous summer fests, soak up the sun and relax on sandy beaches. Explore the Great Barrier Reef, an area teeming with marine life; visit the scenic wineries in the coastal ...Read more

Australia in March: Weather & Travel Tips

The official start of the fall season, the month of March sees cooler temperatures across Australia, although that does not mean you should be preparing your winter wardrobe! You will still find plenty of people taking to the beaches of Western Australia ...Read more

Australia in January: Warm Weather & Clear Skies

A trip to Australia in January is bound to involve beautiful sunny days spent lounging on the beaches around its coast. It is the middle of summer in the country during this month, and visiting Australia in January makes a great escape from the cold dark ...Read more

Australia in June: A Mix of Warm and Cold Winter

With the south getting its first taste of winter and the north in its dry season, Australia in June offers a wide variety of activities. This month sees snowbirds flocking to warmer attractions like Port Douglas and the Whitsundays, leaving colder southea ...Read more