Luxury Australia Family Holidays

For the ultimate family holiday, Australia offers everything; golden beaches, ancient rainforests, vast expanses of rugged outback and pristine oceans.

Family holidays to Australia
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qualia

qualia

Whitsunday Islands, Queensland, Australia

Located in a secluded, exclusive and private location in the Whitsunday Islands, qualia is an adults-only, luxury property, allowing guests to discover world-class indulgence in a place of outstanding, quintessentially Australian natural beauty.
Saffire Freycinet

Saffire Freycinet

Freycinet National Park, Tasmania, Australia

Set amidst the spectacular landscapes of the Freycinet Peninsula, Saffire is a contemporary, luxury boutique property that captures the essence of this unique region. Saffire's stylish interior and the dazzling exterior are a winning combination.
Sal Salis

Sal Salis

Exmouth, Western Australia, Australia

Bringing ultimate luxury to the stunning and remote Western Australian coast, eco-friendly Sal Salis is an extraordinary tented camp in an awe inspiring location, hidden in the dunes just metres from the natural wonder of Ningaloo Reef.
Lizard Island

Lizard Island

Great Barrier Reef and Islands, Queensland, Australia

Lizard Island is an award winning hotel offering the ultimate in luxury and exclusivity located directly on the Great Barrier Reef in northern Queensland. Sensational diving opportunities abound and 24 deserted beaches await exploration.
COMO The Treasury

COMO The Treasury

Perth, Western Australia, Australia

COMO The Treasury is a chic and contemporary hotel set in the heart of the historic city centre with incredibly spacious rooms and fantastic dining options, all housed within stunning heritage state buildings on the Cathedral Square.

Australia Family Holidays FAQs:

  • Is Australia a good family holiday?

    With no language barrier or overly exotic cuisine to contend with, an Australia family holiday is the perfect escape with children. It's delightfully straightforward for the entire family, and our carefully chosen selection of family-friendly hotels all provide excellent accommodations, thrilling experiences, and unique locations. Combine this with a warm Aussie welcome and many activities, and you have the ideal Australian family holiday.

  • Which part of Australia is best for a family holiday?

    Exploring the unique character of each region can be a highlight of your Australian journey. In cities like Melbourne and Sydney, the fusion of British-influenced cuisine with local Australian flavours makes for a delightful culinary exploration, easing the transition for children while on your family holiday in Australia.

    Melbourne's bustling laneways and Sydney's harborside attractions offer cultural and artistic experiences reminiscent of, yet distinct from, UK cities. For those seeking natural beauty, the cooler climates of Tasmania or the lush landscapes of Queensland's Daintree Rainforest provide a refreshing South Australia family holiday.

    Each region boasts its own set of activities, from wildlife encounters in Kangaroo Island to the historic charm of Adelaide's streets, ensuring that every family member finds something to cherish. This blend of the familiar and the new makes Australia an enriching destination for families, combining the comfort of known tastes and cultures with the thrill of discoveries.

    For seasoned travellers familiar with Australia's varied landscapes and vibrant culture, delving into specific regions offers a deeper and more tailored experience. Avoiding the Australian summer is wise, as the heat can be intense, especially for those accustomed to milder climates. Spring or autumn are ideal times for a family holiday in Australia, offering pleasant weather and the opportunity to fully explore without the extreme heat.

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