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Budget Trips to Australia

Budget Trips to Australia

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From the legendary outback to the serene beaches of Queensland, with Australia budget tours, you can marvel at natural wonders like the Great Barrier Reef, explore the ancient stories of Uluru, or wander vibrant laneways in Melbourne, without stretching your wallet too thin. These cheap Australia tours also open doors to hidden gems — think remote waterfalls, local farmers’ markets, and secret coves — offering authentic encounters without the premium price tag. Take a look at our diverse collection of Australia budget tours below.

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Nadine Zeià ner | Traveled in March
Excellent

I just finished my amazing 28 day Australia East Coast trip. This trip provides you with a lot of great highlights, if you have an open mind about activities. You can experience and collect a lot of moments as i did and you will never forget this. I promise. Only a few highlights of this trip: -the breathtaking landscapes you can see at the Costal walks in Sydney or in Noosa. -the beach in Byron Bay. Less people and a good place to relaxe and recharging yourself after the first days of traveling. -explore K gari (Fraser Island) in 4x4-vehicles. Bumby and sandy roads,swiming in Lake McKenzie and Elli Creek We saw a lot of wild dingos and I have never seen such an incredible spangled sky. -Start the 3-days-Whitsunday sailing trip during rain with the development to an storm. But with an incredible crew and the funniest tour leader i have ever met,Paula, we managed this and after the storm comes the calm. Nevertheless,thanks Paula for being the tower of strength in this moment a€s a€s -Skydiving in Mission Beach a€˜ -And last but not least the experience of scuba diving for the first time. I mean, is there any better place like the famous Great Barrier Reef for a first time experience? The answer for me is No A huge Thank you to Paula Kallinen for all the funny moments during the last 18 days. And also for all of the incredible conversations we had during this time. It was great to see and to hear, that you really love your job and shared this with us. You re the best And also thanks to Jay and Molly for the first 10 days. It was a pleasure to meet you guys.

Nadine Zeià ner | Traveled in March
Excellent

I just finished my amazing 28 day Australia East Coast trip. This trip provides you with a lot of great highlights, if you have an open mind about activities. You can experience and collect a lot of moments as i did and you will never forget this. I promise. Only a few highlights of this trip: -the breathtaking landscapes you can see at the Costal walks in Sydney or in Noosa. -the beach in Byron Bay. Less people and a good place to relaxe and recharging yourself after the first days of traveling. -explore K gari (Fraser Island) in 4x4-vehicles. Bumby and sandy roads,swiming in Lake McKenzie and Elli Creek We saw a lot of wild dingos and I have never seen such an incredible spangled sky. -Start the 3-days-Whitsunday sailing trip during rain with the development to an storm. But with an incredible crew and the funniest tour leader i have ever met,Paula, we managed this and after the storm comes the calm. Nevertheless,thanks Paula for being the tower of strength in this moment ‚ ‚ -Skydiving in Mission Beach ‘ -And last but not least the experience of scuba diving for the first time. I mean, is there any better place like the famous Great Barrier Reef for a first time experience? The answer for me is No A huge Thank you to Paula Kallinen for all the funny moments during the last 18 days. And also for all of the incredible conversations we had during this time. It was great to see and to hear, that you really love your job and shared this with us. You re the best And also thanks to Jay and Molly for the first 10 days. It was a pleasure to meet you guys.

Allys Dodd | Traveled in February
Excellent

Just finished my first Intro travel, did the 28 intro Oz and had Scott for the 10 day part and Zack for the second half and was so lucky to have Jay Val and Paula join us for parts. This honestly was the very best month of my life!!! All the tour guides were absolutely amazing, supportive and loving especially when we most needed it and hyped us up for all the exciting excursions we did! Big shout out to Zack for getting us pumped up for jumping 15000ft out of a plane. The whole itinerary was perfect, the tour guides were perfect and the friendships you make are priceless!! If youre considering doing it, just do it youll thank yourself you did! Cant big up our tour guides enough, youll be seeing me again¸

Phoebe Cantlon | Traveled in January
Excellent

Did the 28 day East Coast Australia tour and wow what an experience!! Every day was stress free and My tour leader Scott Manning made the whole trip amazing I couldnt recommend it enough!

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Insights on traveling Australia on a budget

Average daily budget for an affordable Australia trip

On average, budget travelers can expect to spend around USD 90 to 120 per day. This typically covers a cozy hostel bed or basic lodge stay, hearty meals from local cafes or food courts, and affordable public transport options like buses or trains. Many basic activities, such as guided city walks or national park visits, are either low-cost or included in your tour. At Bookmundi, you can find a 7-day budget tour at as low as USD 1000, showcasing some of Australia’s best highlights such as Sydney and Hunter Valley.

Recommended activities and destinations for budget tours in Australia

Whether you crave coastal bliss or urban adventures, there’s no shortage of wallet-friendly marvels. Cities like Melbourne and Brisbane charm visitors with lively free walking tours, buzzing local markets, and colorful street art scenes. Nature lovers can bask in the untouched beauty of Tasmania’s wilderness or relax on the golden beaches of the Sunshine Coast. Don't miss cultural stops like Fremantle’s heritage sites or vibrant indigenous festivals in Alice Springs. Many things to do in Australia are surprisingly affordable, offering intimate glimpses into local life. For a full picture of awe-inspiring yet budget-friendly spots, browse places to visit in Australia and start planning your adventure packed with authentic encounters and hidden gems.

When to travel to Australia to save more

If you're aiming to travel smart and save more, timing your visit is key. The shoulder seasons — autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) — offer the best bang for your buck. These months bless travelers with mild weather, fewer crowds, and lower accommodation rates. Coastal cities like Sydney or Perth enjoy pleasant temperatures without the heavy tourist rush, while northern regions like Darwin stay warm enough for outdoor adventures. Steering clear of the December to February peak can significantly reduce your expenses without sacrificing sunshine or memorable outings. For a deeper dive into seasonal insights, check out the best time to visit Australia and plan your low-cost adventure wisely.

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