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Australia

A world of superlatives!

Tailor-made journey to Australia

Land of kangaroos, didgeridoos and wide open spaces, Australia offers a striking landscape of contrasts.
Here, ultramodern megacities such as Melbourne and Sydney sit alongside wild territories where the pioneer spirit still prevails.

Australia is a vast continent concentrating some of the planet's finest natural treasures. From the rock formations of the Outback to the red earth of the central regions, the road is lined with breathtaking panoramas. But Australia is not simply a vast desert land of red earth. Among other regions, Tasmania, the immense coastal beaches and the Great Barrier Reef offer sumptuous landscapes — spaces rich in endemic species.
Culture lovers will find plenty to enjoy in the urban centres. The cities of Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide come alive year-round with a host of shows and festivals. And, at the opposite cultural end, when you set out to meet the Aboriginal communities in Queensland, you gain a deeper understanding of the country's dignity and origins.

For Europeans, this vast continent (14 times the size of France) remains, above all, a dream — the dream of a new world that took over from the American West.
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Why travel to Australia

  • THE QUALITY OF THE ACCOMMODATIONS ON OFFER
  • THE SACRED ABORIGINAL SITE OF ULURU
  • A WORLD WHERE ANYTHING SEEMS POSSIBLE
  • A STRIKING CONTRAST
  • SYDNEY AND ITS EASY WAY OF LIFE

When to travel to Australia

L'Australie, pays aux proportions gigantesques, se visite tout l'année, le tout étant de voyager dans la bonne zone en fonction des saisons. En avril, septembre et octobre, le climat est correct partout. Durant leur été (de décembre à février), c'est la période idéale pour le Sud. En hiver (de juin à août), il faudra privilégier le ...
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Budget to plan for

The starting budget, factoring in the cost of the plane ticket, domestic flights and a 15-day stay in 3- or 4-star hotels and lodges, is around €3,500 per person.
If you wish to travel with a rental car while staying in very high-end hotels, the minimum budget is around €6,000 per person for the same duration.

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Expert advice

With a travel time between Europe and Australia of around 24 hours, both ways, 3 weeks is ideal, whether you want to head south, east, west or north, while including the Red Centre, a key hub for a first trip to Australia.

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To be seen, not touched!

By Bénédicte, Australia specialist at Etendues Sauvages: “I deplore the trendy idea of wanting to touch or hold a koala. Yes, it’s true, it’s adorable. But, once again, promoting this contributes to animal exploitation. What’s more, knowing that these koalas have been drugged to make this attraction possible — because there’s no other word for it — without risk to tourists, just for the sake of a selfie, troubles me greatly.”

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Your questions / Our answers

Are there any activities dedicated to botany?

Yes, a few secret addresses allow us to arrange private activities with botanist guides. They are endlessly knowledgeable on the subject and captivating to listen to.

Can you stay with Aboriginal families?

If you’re planning a trip to the Red Centre, you’ll be staying on Aboriginal land, but in a hotel rather than with a local family. The same applies in Kakadu National Park or elsewhere. That said, you can take part in numerous artistic and cultural activities offered by Aboriginal communities, who are happy to share their history with visitors.

What is the cost of living in Australia?

In major cities, the cost of food and souvenirs is comparable to France. Petrol, however, is noticeably cheaper than in France — good news for an Australian road trip, which always covers plenty of kilometres.

Is Australian wildlife easy to spot

Wildlife is present throughout the journey. Kangaroos and wallabies are easy to spot, unlike koalas, which require a sharper eye and some patience. Crocodiles, emus, snakes, cassowaries and bats are also emblematic of Australia, and depending on the region travelled, you may well encounter a few. The Tasmanian devil, however, is far harder to observe.

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