Australia
The big one — reefs, road trips and red-earth wonders down under.
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One trip, a lifetime of "remember when we…"
Australia is the holiday you save up for and never forget — the Opera House sails glowing over Sydney Harbour, the Twelve Apostles standing in the Southern Ocean, koalas in the gum trees and the Great Barrier Reef shimmering off Cairns. It is a long-haul dream that rewards you with clean cities, easy English, wide open road trips and some of the friendliest people you will ever meet.
For Bangalore families and honeymooners, it is the perfect big trip — theme parks on the Gold Coast for the kids, Great Ocean Road drives for the romantics, the red heart of Uluru for the soul, and good Indian food never far away. We have been sending Bengaluru travellers down under since 2015, handling the visa, the long flights and the on-ground plan so all you carry is your camera.
Plan Australia with our experts
What you'll see and do
Sydney's icons
The Opera House, the Harbour Bridge, ferries to Manly and golden Bondi Beach.
Great Ocean Road & Twelve Apostles
One of the world's great drives to the limestone stacks of the Southern Ocean.
Great Barrier Reef from Cairns
Snorkel or take a glass-bottom boat over the world's largest coral reef.
Gold Coast theme parks
Movie World, Sea World and Dreamworld plus surf beaches.
Uluru, the red heart
Watch the great monolith glow at sunset in the Outback.
Melbourne's laneways & culture
Coffee, street art, the Yarra Valley and Phillip Island penguins.
Whitsunday Islands
Sail the turquoise Whitsundays and walk the white sand of Whitehaven Beach.
Wildlife up close
Koalas, kangaroos, wombats and quokkas, in sanctuaries and in the wild.
Ways to do Australia
Classic East Coast — Sydney, Gold Coast & Reef
Sydney, Melbourne & Great Ocean Road
Indicative routes only — every itinerary is customised to your dates, budget and pace.
Families with kids
Gold Coast theme parks, Sydney beaches and aquariums, wildlife sanctuaries and easy English — we plan a gentle pace.
Honeymooners
Whitsundays sailing, Great Ocean Road drives and Sydney Harbour sunsets — spacious and unforgettable.
First-time long-haul travellers
A safe, English-speaking, well-organised country; we handle the visa, the long flights and every transfer.
Travel tips from our team
- Southern Hemisphere — seasons are flipped; pack for spring/autumn outside the Dec–Feb summer
- It is a big country — pick two or three regions rather than racing across it
- Apply for the visa 4–6 weeks ahead with clean, recent bank statements
- Distances are huge — budget for internal flights (Sydney–Cairns or Sydney–Uluru)
- Sun is strong even on mild days — carry sunscreen, a hat, and reef-safe sunscreen for the Reef
- Tipping is not expected, tap water is safe, and Indian/vegetarian food is easy in the cities
Australia, answered
Do Indians need a visa for Australia, and can we get an ETA?
Yes, a visa is required, and Indian passport holders are not eligible for the ETA or eVisitor. You apply for the Visitor visa (subclass 600), Tourist stream, online through ImmiAccount, with biometrics at a VFS Global centre in India. We guide you through every step.
How long does the Australia tourist visa take?
Around 11–28 days in early 2026, though it can take longer during busy periods. We recommend applying about 4–6 weeks before your travel date for a comfortable buffer.
When is the best time to visit Australia?
September–November (spring) and March–May (autumn) are ideal for pleasant weather and fewer crowds. December–February is warm summer and beach season but the busiest and priciest.
How long is the flight from Bangalore to Australia?
Qantas flies Bengaluru to Sydney non-stop in about 12 hours (note this route is suspended roughly 8 August to 24 October 2026). One-stop options via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or the Gulf run roughly 14–16 hours.
How many days do we need for Australia?
We suggest 8–9 nights for a first trip covering two or three regions, such as Sydney with the Gold Coast and Cairns, or Sydney with Melbourne and the Great Ocean Road. Australia is vast, so it is better to enjoy a few areas well.
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Tell us where you'd like to go — we reply quickly, and the visa, documents and booking are handled officially by email, phone or in person.
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