Seasonal travel in Australia

From bioluminescent plankton to rows of lavender in full bloom, Australia’s seasons bring natural events you have to see to believe. Plus, they happen all year round. Learn more about Australia’s seasonal nature experiences.

Summer in Australia is synonymous with warm weather, sunny beaches and plenty of time on (and in!) the water. Whether you swim with sea lions or splash in an ocean pool, these summer experiences won’t let you down.

Autumn is a brilliant time to visit Australia. Parts of the country enjoy changing leaves, and exciting events and festivals make appearances throughout the season. Check out these incredible things to do in Australia’s autumn.

Depending on where you are in the country, winter can bring everything from balmy afternoons to piles of snow. Explore diverse activities ranging from skiing in Victoria to stargazing in the outback. Here are Australia’s best winter activities.

Australia’s spring brings wildflowers, whale migrations and fewer crowds. From island hopping in the Whitsundays to soaking in waterholes near Darwin, here are some of the best things to do in Australia’s spring.

Summer might be the wet season in the Northern Territory, but with the wet season comes gushing waterfalls, spectacular lightning storms and blooming wildflowers. Check out how to enjoy the Territory’s tropical summer.

Snow may not be the first image to come to mind when you think of Australia, but several of Australia’s states enjoy a snow season each year. Skiing, snowmobiling and even dog sledding are on offer with these snow season experiences.

Winter brings a certain magic to Tasmania. Cosy open fires, winter festivals and wildlife dusted with snow are just a few of the reasons winter is the perfect time to visit Australia’s island state. Here are a few of Tasmania’s winter secrets.