Australia Tour Packages

Australia is the kind of country where one trip can hold a harbour city, a surf beach, a coral reef and a rainforest. That is only true if the route is planned with some honesty about distance. Sydney to Perth is a longer flight than Delhi to Mumbai, and plenty of first-timers find that out at the airport.

Travel Junky is a Delhi-based company operating since 2017 that plans international and domestic holidays for Indian travellers. For Australia, the work is mostly sequencing: which cities, how many nights in each, and where the domestic flights sit so nobody loses a whole day to transit. Anyone browsing Australia tour packages on this page will find itineraries organised by duration, destination and traveller type, and a quote comes back within 24 hours of an enquiry. Itineraries are being added, so enquire for current options and dates. Those who prefer tour packages for Australia built around a specific city or a specific number of days can contact us for a customized itinerary. 

Which are the best places to visit in Australia?

Sydney

The Opera House, Harbour Bridge, ferry rides and Bondi Beach are the obvious hits. The Blue Mountains and the Three Sisters make an easy day trip. Three to four nights is a sensible stay.

Melbourne

Laneway cafes, street art, trams and a city that takes its sport seriously. The Great Ocean Road and the penguin parade at Phillip Island are the main excursions.

Gold Coast

Long beaches around Surfers Paradise, plus theme parks such as Sea World and Warner Bros. Movie World. A fit for families and anyone who wants a few easy beach days.

Cairns

The launch point for Great Barrier Reef trips and the Daintree rainforest, with the Kuranda Scenic Railway nearby. Season matters a lot here (see below).

Brisbane

A relaxed riverside city with South Bank, wildlife sanctuaries and easy access to the Gold Coast.

Perth and Adelaide

Perth brings Rottnest Island and its quokkas. Adelaide opens the door to the Barossa Valley and Kangaroo Island. Both are far from the east coast, so they suit longer trips.

Uluru and the Red Centre

Remote, striking and best given a couple of unhurried days. Uluru is a culturally significant site for its traditional owners, and climbing it has been closed since 2019.

Tasmania and the Whitsundays

Tasmania rewards slow travel, with Hobart, Cradle Mountain and good food. The Whitsundays, reached via Airlie Beach, are known for Whitehaven Beach and island hopping.

What are the best things to do in Australia?

• Wildlife: koalas, kangaroos and wombats at sanctuaries, penguins at Phillip Island, quokkas on Rottnest
• Scenic drives: the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne
• Reef: snorkelling or diving day trips from Cairns
• Theme parks: a cluster on the Gold Coast
• Harbour: sunset cruises and the Sydney ferry network
• Culture: Aboriginal art galleries and guided cultural tours, ideally Indigenous-led
• Outdoors: Blue Mountains walks, rainforest trails, beach days
• Food and wine: markets in Melbourne and Sydney, wine regions near Adelaide

When is the best time to visit Australia from India?

There is no single best month for the whole country. Seasons run opposite to India’s, so December to February is summer and June to August is winter. Packing a sweater for a July trip to Melbourne is not a joke.

Indian school holidays and the year-end break line up with Australian summer, so those weeks book early and cost more.

How much does an Australia holiday cost from India?

A short Australia holiday of 4 to 7 days averages around ₹1.5 lakh per person, and a 9 to 14 night tour that includes flights averages around ₹2.9 lakh per person. The price of Australia packages depends on trip length, number of cities, hotel category, season and how many domestic flights the route needs.

Note: These figures are indicative, rounded and based on starting prices. Final cost moves with dates, flight class, hotel category and availability. A couple travelling together should multiply the per-person figure by two, and single travellers may pay a supplement.

Itinerary pages on Travel Junky list price per person, inclusions and exclusions, and the quoted price is the price paid. International flights, visa fees, travel insurance, personal shopping, tips and optional activities are commonly outside land pricing, so confirm each one before booking.

How many days are enough for Australia?

Seven days covers one or two cities. Ten days is the comfortable minimum for a multi-city route.

Sydney to Melbourne is a flight of roughly an hour and a half, and Sydney to Cairns takes about three hours. Add airport time at both ends and a flight day quietly eats half a sightseeing day. The arrival day from India is also partly lost to jet lag, so a trip described as seven days often has about five and a half of real sightseeing.

What are the flight options from India to Australia?

Most itineraries from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata involve one stop, commonly in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or a Gulf hub. Some routes may run direct at times. Total journey time depends heavily on the connection, so compare door-to-door time rather than only the fare.

• Check the baggage allowance, since itineraries with domestic flights inside Australia can have separate limits
• Leave a comfortable gap between international and domestic flights
• Look at arrival times, because a very early landing can mean hours before hotel check-in

Which Australia holiday options are available from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata?

Travellers from every major Indian city can book the same Australian itineraries. What changes is the flight leg at the start and the end. Direct services on some routes come and go, so current schedules should be checked before dates are fixed.

What are the options for Australia tour packages from Delhi?

Delhi travellers usually connect through a Southeast Asian or Gulf hub, though direct flights have operated on some routes. The itinerary stays the same, and the flight choice mostly decides how much of the first day is lost to arrival. Australia tour packages from Delhi can be matched to the preferred airline and layover length, and the Delhi-based Travel Junky team is a call away.

What are the options for Australia tour packages from Mumbai?

Mumbai has a wide choice of connecting routes. Travellers weighing a long layover against a shorter, pricier journey should compare total travel time, not just the fare. Australia tour packages from Mumbai can be paired with either approach.

What are the options for Australia tour packages from Bangalore?

Bangalore flights commonly connect via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or a Gulf hub. The Singapore route is popular because layovers are often short. Travellers can ask for Australia tour packages from Bangalore with arrival timings that suit hotel check-in.

What are the options for Australia tour packages from Kolkata?

Kolkata flights usually go through a Southeast Asian hub such as Bangkok, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. Travellers can ask about Australia tour packages from Kolkata and compare layover length before booking.

Flights are not always part of land itineraries. The inclusions list on each itinerary page states whether international airfare is covered.

Which Australia holiday suits you?

Browse by duration, destination, budget or traveller type. Each itinerary page carries the day-wise plan, inclusions, exclusions and a direct enquiry button.

Anyone comparing Australia travel packages should check four things first: nights per city, whether domestic flights are included, which meals are covered, and what is left out.

Is an Australia family holiday a good idea?

Yes, with a gentle pace. Two or three bases beat five. Wildlife parks, beaches and theme parks carry most of the fun, and children tend to remember a koala far longer than a museum. Check room sizes, transfer type and how long the travel days run.

What does an Australia honeymoon look like?

Harbour dinners in Sydney, a reef day from Cairns, beach time on the Gold Coast and a slow last stop. Couples should count how many nights are free of flights, because a honeymoon spent mostly at airports is a short honeymoon.

Are group tours to Australia worth it?

They suit first-time international travellers, senior travellers and solo travellers who prefer fixed departures and a set schedule. The trade-off is less flexibility with timings.

Can an Australia tour be customised?

Yes. Private itineraries allow changes to cities, hotel category and trip length. That helps multi-generation families and travellers with a particular interest, such as the reef or the wine regions.

Is Australia good for adventure and nature holidays?

Very. Reef snorkelling, rainforest walks, Blue Mountains trails, coastal drives and wildlife sanctuaries all sit within reach of the main cities.

What are the Australia visa requirements for Indian travellers?

Indian passport holders need a visa before they travel. Tourists usually apply for the Visitor visa (subclass 600) through the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Some electronic visa options available to other nationalities are generally not available to Indian passport holders.

Which documents are usually needed?

Requirements depend on the applicant, but a typical file includes:

• A passport valid for the whole stay
• A recent photograph
• Bank statements and proof of funds
• Income tax returns or other income evidence
• Employment letter, business proof or student documents
• Travel itinerary and accommodation details
• Family or home ties, such as proof of dependants
• Certified English translations for any document not in English

Some applicants are asked for biometrics, a medical examination or a police certificate.

How does the application work?

Applications are filed online through the applicant’s Home Affairs account. After submission, applicants may be asked for extra documents, so check the account regularly.

How long does it take?

Processing times change from season to season, and the official site publishes current figures. Apply early and avoid booking non-refundable travel before the visa is granted. The length of stay is set by the visa grant, so read the conditions on the approval letter. Visitors cannot work on this visa.

For current fees, forms and rules, always confirm on the official Home Affairs website. Arranging visa documentation ahead of departure is part of how Travel Junky works, and the team can explain how that applies to an Australia trip.

What should travellers know before going to Australia?

• Currency: Australian dollar. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, and tap-to-pay is common. Carry little cash.
• Time difference: Sydney and Melbourne are 4.5 hours ahead of India for most of the year, and 5.5 hours ahead during daylight saving, roughly October to April. Queensland skips daylight saving. Perth is 2.5 hours ahead.
• Power: Type I sockets and a 230V supply. Indian plugs need an adapter.
• Connectivity: Prepaid SIMs and eSIMs are easy to buy on arrival. International roaming packs from Indian operators are an alternative.
• Biosecurity: Declare food, plant and animal products on the arrival card. Rules are strict, and fines are real. Packed snacks from home are the usual trouble.
• Sun and beaches: UV is intense. Swim only between the flags at patrolled beaches, and watch for rip currents.
• Wildlife: In parts of northern Queensland, crocodiles live in some waters. Follow local signs.
• Health and insurance: Healthcare is expensive for visitors, so travel insurance with medical cover is strongly advised.
• Emergencies: The emergency number is 000.
• Tipping: Not expected, though appreciated for good service.
• Tap water: Safe to drink almost everywhere.
• Respect: Many sites hold cultural importance for First Nations people. Follow signs and guidance.

What should travellers pack for Australia?

Layers, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and comfortable walking shoes. Pack for the destination and the month, since Hobart in July and Cairns in July are very different places. A light rain jacket and swimwear are useful almost year-round.

What food can travellers eat in Australia?

Which local foods are worth trying?

Meat pies, lamingtons, pavlova, flat whites, fish and chips, barramundi and fresh seafood. Vegemite on toast is an acquired taste. Coffee drinkers will find the cafe culture in Melbourne and Sydney excellent.

Is Australia good for vegetarian, Jain and halal diets?

Vegetarian options are widespread in the major cities, and supermarkets stock a good range of plant-based food. Sydney and Melbourne have established Indian communities and plenty of Indian restaurants. Harris Park in Sydney, for example, is known for Indian restaurants and shops. Halal options are available in most cities. Jain meals need more planning, so mention dietary needs early and check restaurants ahead of time.

How can travellers manage meals on a tour?

Ask what meals each itinerary includes. Many itineraries cover breakfast, while lunches and dinners are often at the traveller’s own cost. Self-catering is possible if the hotel has a kitchenette, and supermarkets such as Coles and Woolworths are common.

Where should travellers shop in Australia?

Sydney’s The Rocks Markets and the Queen Victoria Building, and Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market, fit easily into a sightseeing day. Popular buys include macadamia products, merino wool and tea tree items. For Indigenous art, buy from Indigenous-owned galleries. Visitors may qualify for GST refunds under the Tourist Refund Scheme, so confirm the conditions with the Australian Border Force before shopping.

How do travellers get around Australia?

Domestic flights link the major cities, and public transport inside them is reliable. Sydney uses the Opal card and Melbourne uses myki. The Gold Coast has a light rail line. Private transfers suit families, and self-drive suits the Great Ocean Road. Driving is on the left. Check licence and International Driving Permit rules for the relevant state before renting a car.

Why plan an Australia holiday with Travel Junky?

Who is Travel Junky?

Travel Junky is the travel brand of Junky Travels LLP, registered and operating from Delhi since 2017. It describes itself as a team of destination specialists rather than a booking portal or aggregator, and each route is planned by someone who handles that destination. The company covers international destinations such as Bali, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Dubai, Japan, the Maldives, Europe and Sri Lanka, plus domestic trips across Kashmir, Kerala, the North East, Himachal, Rajasthan and Andaman. Honeymoon, family, adventure, customised and corporate trips are all part of the mix.

What does a Travel Junky trip include?

• A built-to-order itinerary. Each trip is planned around the group’s dates, pace and budget, not copied from a template.
• Paperwork handled before departure. Permits and visa documentation are arranged ahead of the travel date. Government and visa fees are quoted separately and itemised, since governments set them.
• Verified hotels. Properties are checked by the team, not pulled from an aggregator database.
• Private transfers. Vehicles are arranged for the traveller’s group, with airport pickups and drop-offs covered.
• Early bookings for popular activities. Slots that sell out are reserved once dates are confirmed.
• 24/7 WhatsApp support during the trip. The number is in the booking confirmation before departure.
• One quoted price. The price in the itinerary is the price paid, with no service charge added later.

How does the planning process work?

1. Share the destination, dates, budget and preferences.
2. Receive a personalised itinerary with stays, experiences and logistics.
3. Review it, adjust the options and confirm the booking.
4. Travel, with the team managing the details and available on WhatsApp.

How can travellers reach Travel Junky?

Call +91-9871597736 or use the enquiry form on the site. Quotes are shared within 24 hours. Payment and fraud guidance is published on the website’s Secure Payment and Fraud Alert pages, which are worth reading before paying anyone claiming to represent a travel company.

Frequently asked questions about Australia holidays

How much does an Australia trip cost from India?
The cost depends on trip length, number of cities, season, hotel category and departure city. A single-city stay costs far less than a multi-city route, because each extra city adds a domestic flight and a hotel change. Flights, visa fees, insurance and optional activities are often priced separately, so check what is included.

How many days are enough for Australia?
Seven days covers one or two cities, such as Sydney and Melbourne. Ten days or more suits a multi-city route that includes the Great Barrier Reef. Longer trips of 12 days or more leave room for remote regions such as Uluru or Tasmania without rushing.

What is the best time to visit Australia from India?
It depends on the region, since Australia’s seasons are the reverse of India’s. Sydney and Melbourne suit spring and autumn, roughly September to November and March to May. Cairns is better from roughly May to October, while Uluru is most comfortable from roughly May to September.

Do Indian travellers need a visa for Australia?
Yes. Most tourists apply for the Visitor visa (subclass 600) online through the Australian Department of Home Affairs. The electronic visa options available to some other nationalities are not generally open to Indian passport holders.

How long does the Australia visa take to process?
Processing times vary by season and by applicant. The Department of Home Affairs publishes current figures on its official website. Apply well before the travel date, and avoid booking non-refundable flights or hotels until the visa is granted.

Which documents are needed for an Australia tourist visa?
Applicants typically provide a valid passport, a recent photograph, bank statements, income tax returns, employment or business proof, a travel itinerary and evidence of ties to India. Documents not in English need certified translations. Some applicants are also asked for biometrics, a medical examination or a police certificate.

Are flights from India to Australia direct?
Most journeys involve one stop, commonly in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or a Gulf hub. Direct services on some routes have operated at times but change often, so check current schedules before fixing dates.

Which Indian cities have flights to Australia?
Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Kolkata all have connecting options, and some other cities do too. The Australian itinerary stays the same wherever the journey begins. Only the flight leg, the layover length and the arrival time change.

Is Australia suitable for family holidays?
Yes, especially with two or three bases rather than five. Wildlife sanctuaries, beaches, theme parks on the Gold Coast and harbour cruises in Sydney work well for children. Check room sizes, transfer arrangements and the length of travel days.

Is Australia a good honeymoon destination?
Yes. Sydney’s harbour, a Great Barrier Reef day from Cairns and the beaches of the Gold Coast suit couples well. Count the number of nights that are free of flights, since too many travel days leave little time to relax.

Can an Australia itinerary be customised?
Yes. Cities, hotel category, trip length and activities can be adjusted on private itineraries. Customisation helps multi-generation families, honeymooners and travellers who want to focus on a specific interest, such as the reef, wildlife or wine regions.

Is Australia good for vegetarian, Jain and halal diets?
Vegetarian food is easy to find in the major cities, and halal options are available in most of them. Sydney and Melbourne both have established Indian communities and Indian restaurants. Jain meals need more planning, so check restaurants in advance and carry suitable snacks within biosecurity rules.

Is travel insurance necessary for Australia?
It is strongly advised. Healthcare for visitors is expensive, and insurance with medical cover also protects against cancellations and lost baggage. Compare policies for medical limits, adventure activity cover and baggage terms.

What are the biosecurity rules in Australia?
Travellers must declare food, plant material and animal products on arrival. Rules are strict, and fines apply for undeclared items. Packed snacks, spices, fruit and seeds from India are the usual problem, so check the official guidance before packing.

What plug and voltage does Australia use?
Australia uses Type I sockets with a 230V supply. Indian plugs need an adapter, and most phone and laptop chargers work without a voltage converter.

Can Indian mobile numbers be used in Australia?
Yes, with an international roaming pack from the Indian operator. Alternatively, prepaid SIM cards and eSIMs are easy to buy on arrival and are often cheaper for longer stays.

Do travellers need an International Driving Permit in Australia?
Rules depend on the state and on the licence. Travellers planning a self-drive, such as the Great Ocean Road, should check the requirements for that state before booking a rental car. Driving is on the left side of the road.

Is tipping expected in Australia?
No. Tipping is not expected, though a small tip for good service is appreciated in restaurants and by tour guides.

Is tap water safe to drink in Australia?
Yes. Tap water is safe to drink almost everywhere in the country, so a refillable bottle works well.

Ready to plan an Australia holiday with Travel Junky?

Australia rewards people who pick fewer places and see them properly. Tell Travel Junky the departure city, the dates, the budget, and who is travelling, and the team will match an itinerary to it, with a quote back in 24 hours. The kangaroos are in no hurry, and neither should the planning be.

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