
Holiday destination
Melbourne
Melbourne is Australia's cultural capital, known for its laneways, coffee culture, galleries and sport. The Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island are nearby. Tours continue to the red centre at Uluru, to Sydney and to Cairns for the Great Barrier Reef.
Region: Australia
Trip types on sale: Adventure.
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Cairns
The gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree.
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The Opera House, the Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach.
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The great red monolith of the Australian outback.
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Best time to go
Who it suits
Getting there
Practical
- Time: 9 to 11 hours ahead of the UK, depending on the time of year.
- Currency: Australian dollar
- Language: English.
Typical daytime highs
- Spring (September to November). Typical daytime highs around 17 to 22°C in spring (September to November).
- Summer (December to February). Typical daytime highs around 25 to 27°C in summer (December to February).
- Autumn (March to May). Typical daytime highs around 18 to 23°C in autumn (March to May).
- Winter (June to August). Typical daytime highs around 13 to 15°C in winter (June to August).
These are typical ranges, not a forecast.
Things to do
- Explore the laneways and street art
- Drive the Great Ocean Road
- See the penguins on Phillip Island
- Watch a game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground
- See Uluru at sunset
- Visit Queen Victoria Market
Questions
How long is the flight to Melbourne?
About 22 to 24 hours from London with one stop.
Can I visit Uluru from Melbourne?
Yes, by a flight of about 3 hours.
UK passport holders should check the latest entry requirements on GOV.UK foreign travel advice before booking.
