How to Plan a Trip to Australia from the USA: Your Australia Travel Guide
Your Australia Travel Guide at a Glance:
How to plan a trip to Australia from the USA
Australia is a whole continent of contrasts. Here, you’ll find bucket list adventures waiting at every turn.
Australia is my home. I have travelled to every state and territory. I know my country inside out. Whether it’s sailing the Whitsundays, riding the Ghan across the Outback, sipping wine in Margaret River, or spotting crocs in Kakadu, I can show you how to do it in style, with all the extra touches that elevate the experience. When thinking about how to plan your trip from the USA, consider these unique activities to enrich your journey.
As an Australian, I understand the rhythms of the seasons, the smartest routes between regions, and the hand-picked stays and tours that turn a trip into a once-in-a-lifetime story. When it comes to planning travel in Australia from the USA, you’re not just reading about it on this site. Here you are tapping into decades of my lived experience. When planning your adventure from the USA to Australia, think of me as Your Australia Travel Guide!
Language:
English
Currency:
Australian Dollar
Best Time to Visit:
Australia is roughly the size of the USA. This means the climate shifts dramatically from one region to another.
Sydney & Melbourne shine in spring and autumn, when it’s not too hot or too cool. (Oct-Nov & Mar-May)
Queensland’s tropical north is best during the dry season (Jun–Oct), when skies are clear and the Great Barrier Reef is at its calmest.
Uluru and the Red Centre are most comfortable in the cooler winter months (May–Sep), avoiding the blistering summer heat.
Australia is always in season. You just need to match the right season to the right destination.
Famous Attractions:
Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Byron Bay, The Great Barrier Reef, The Gold Coast, Uluru & Red Centre, Melbourne, Tasmania. Kangaroos, Koala’s, Quokka’s and Crocodiles.
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I was formally an Australian day tour guide. Conversations with travellers from the USA often revealed how much having advice from a local on the “finer details”,prior to arrival, would have improved their trip.
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