Escape with our luxury hotel deals in Australia
Rottnest Island, Western Australia
2 nights from
R 6 490 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 6 790
Valued up to R 14 610 -54%
Green Island, Queensland
3 nights from
R 15 190 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 15 990
Valued up to R 39 037 -59%
Port Douglas, Queensland
5 nights from
R 11 890 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 12 490
Valued up to R 24 661 -49%
Hobart, Tasmania
2 nights from
R 4 640
Valued up to R 0
Murray River, Victoria
2 nights from
R 8 790 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 9 190
Valued up to R 12 332 -25%
Hunter Valley, New South Wales
2 nights from
R 9 090 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 9 590
Valued up to R 13 820 -31%
Sorell, Tasmania
2 nights from
R 4 390 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 4 590
Valued up to R 10 067 -54%
Blue Mountains, New South Wales
2 nights from
R 5 390 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 5 590
Valued up to R 12 822 -56%
Yamba, New South Wales
2 nights from
R 6 490 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 6 790
Valued up to R 12 509 -46%
Noosa, Queensland
3 nights from
R 10 890 total with LUXPLUS+
Non-member R 11 490
Valued up to R 30 453 -62%
The best month to visit Australia depends on where you plan to visit. Northern Queensland, the Northern Territory, and the northern parts of Western Australia - are driest between April and September; while further south in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth – it’s hottest over summer, December to February. If you’re not keen on high temperatures, but still like sunny weather, try the autumn months of March to May, where you’ll find lots of events both in the cities and regional areas.
Where you stay in Australia depends on what you’d like to do and see. For some of the iconic tourist spots and sensational surf, Sydney should be your first stop, while culture vultures will love Melbourne’s cosmopolitan vibe. For fantastic food and wine, head south to Tasmania, or beach-hop up the Queensland coast. For truly unique experiences, head west to Broome in the Kimberley region in Western Australia, north to Darwin and Kakadu National Park or to breathtaking Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park where centuries old Aboriginal history awaits.
Each Australian state has its own luxury escapes, but there are some that go above and beyond. Nestled within the Greater Blue Mountains area in NSW, Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley delivers all-inclusive luxury, with a private pool, gourmet breakfast and two resort-based nature activities per day. In the Whitsundays in Queensland, qualia delivers five-star island living, while on the edge of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in the Red Centre, Longitude 131 offers jaw-dropping views of Uluru.
With the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Great Ocean Road, Frasier Island, Bondi Beach and Kakadu National Park all calling Australia home, the challenge for Australia’s most visited destination is tough! However, the Great Barrier Reef takes out this honour, with more than 2 million visitors every year.
