Australia Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Australia Operations Team

Updated as of April 2026

Australia tour packages by Thrillophilia range from INR 48,000 to INR 250,000+ per person for a duration of 4 to 10 days, respectively. They cover popular routes like Sydney, Melbourne, and Queensland. Few international trips match the experience of seeing the Sydney Opera House, driving along the Great Ocean Road, or exploring the Great Barrier Reef in one journey.

What many first-time travellers do not realise is that Australia is huge. Distances between cities are long, and planning the right route matters more than trying to cover everything. Because of this, itineraries are less about ticking off too many places and more about choosing the right combination, like Sydney + Melbourne or Sydney + Queensland.

From our experience of handling 5,500+ Australia trips, we have seen that travellers enjoy the destination more when the plan is not rushed. Most bookings are centred around Sydney and Melbourne with 8–10 day durations. Itineraries with proper pacing, fewer hotel changes, and well-planned internal flights feel much smoother and less tiring. That’s why our Australia tours are designed with balanced travel days and enough time in each place, thus, being rated 4.7/5 by travellers from 70+ countries.

In our Australia tour packages, you can find stays in well-rated hotels, guided city tours, and optional experiences like reef tours, coastal drives, and wildlife visits. We also take care of visa guidance, transfers, and on-ground support so you don’t have to worry about logistics. The idea at our end is simple: you focus on enjoying the trip, while we handle everything else.

What’s Typically Included in Australia Tour Packages

Core inclusions:

• Accommodations in deluxe and super deluxe hotels
• Intercity and airport transfers in Sedan
• Daily breakfast
• Complete customisations in itineraries
• 24/7 on-ground support

Optional Add-ons

• Flights: Flight transfers or international flights from India 
• Meals: Daily breakfast is included, but other meals are not a part of the core packages, unless stated otherwise.  
• Visa Support: Guidance on Visitor visas (Subclass 600) and assistance with documentation. 
• Passes and Upgrades: Express Pass, class upgrades, catamaran cruises, Kuranda Scenic Railway and Cage of Death tickets, which are not mentioned in the itinerary.   
• Travel Insurance: Before you book any of the Australia tour packages, travel insurance is strongly recommended for Australia due to high medical and evacuation costs. It would cost INR 500 to INR 2000 per person and help you against any unwelcome issues and lets you stay assured.  

Australia Trip Cost from India: Realistic Budget Breakdown

It helps when you understand the cost of an Australia trip from India to plan your route properly and avoid overspending. On average, a 7- to 10-day Australia trip costs between INR 140,000 and INR 250,000 per person for arrangements. This depends on your route, choice of hotel, and the number of cities you include.

The range is based on typical route patterns like Sydney and Melbourne or adding Queensland regions. It reflects how pricing changes with distance and internal flights.

Note: Prices, visa timelines, and airline routes in this guide were last reviewed in April 2026. They may change based on season, demand, and flight availability.

Budget Breakdown by Travel Style

Australia Express

Price: INR 80,000 to INR 140,000 per person

Duration: 6 to 8 days

Inclusions: Hotels, breakfast, airport transfers, basic sightseeing, one intercity connection

Sightseeing & Activities: Sydney highlights like visiting the Sydney Zoo, Melbourne city and Phillip Island

Suitable For: First-time travellers who want a simple city-based trip

Classic Australia

Price: INR 140,000 to INR 220,000 per person

Duration: 8 to 10 days

Inclusions: 3 to 4 star hotels, transfers, domestic flights and sightseeing

Sightseeing & Activities: Sydney, Melbourne, plus Queensland highlights like Brisbane or Gold Coast

Suitable For: First-time travellers who want a broader experience

Australia Coastal + Reef

Price: INR 170,000 to INR 280,000 per person

Duration: 9 to 12 days

Inclusions: Hotels, flights, reef tours, coastal sightseeing

Sightseeing & Activities: East coast routes, beach time, reef access

Suitable For: Couples and families looking for a relaxed trip

Australia Extended

Price: INR 250,000 to INR 450,000+ per person

Duration: 12 to 15 days

Inclusions: Premium stays, multiple flights, extended routes

Sightseeing & Activities: Multi-city travel with Tasmania or Perth

Suitable For: Travellers with more time who want deeper exploration

Cost by Trip Duration

6 to 8 Day Australia Trip: INR 80,000–INR 140,000 per person

8 to 10 Day Australia Trip: INR 140,000–INR 220,000 per person

12 to 15 Day Australia Trip: INR 250,000–INR 450,000 per person

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note: 

Kabir Oberoi booked our Best of Australia and New Zealand package and gave his post-trip feedback, saying, “Leaving the quiet lakes of Bhopal for the massive scale of Milford Sound was an experience of a lifetime. The way the waterfalls cascade down those steep cliffs in Fiordland is just majestic. Thrillophilia and our coordinator Varun made sure our cruise and local transport were perfectly synchronised, so we didn't have to worry about a thing.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, March 2026 departure

Best Time to Visit Australia

As per the Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), climate patterns vary widely across the country, with tropical conditions in the north and temperate climates in the south.

Peak Season: December–February

The summer temperature ranges from 15°C to 30°C. This is the busiest time, owing to Christmas and New Year, so you may encounter high hotel prices. Places like Bondi Beach in Sydney and Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast are crowded. 

This is a good time to visit southern cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, where you can enjoy warm, dry days. Attend New Year celebrations at Sydney Harbour, watch the Australian Open in Melbourne, or visit the Great Ocean Road. However, avoid regions such as Cairns, Darwin, and Kakadu National Park, as heavy rain and humidity can close outdoor areas.

Our Tip: Book flights and stay early if you plan to visit Sydney or the Gold Coast during the New Year.

Skip this Season If: You want lower prices or want to avoid crowds and heat.

Shoulder Season: March–May, September–November

The weather is comfortable with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 23°C, making this the best time to visit Australia from India.

From March to May, you can visit places like Melbourne, Adelaide, and the Barossa Valley for food and wine events, or explore the Outback near Uluru. Go whale watching in Hervey Bay, visit Kangaroo Island for wildlife, or see flowers in Canberra and Margaret River from September to November. The Great Barrier Reef near Cairns also offers favourable conditions during this time.

What We Suggest: Plan routes that cover Sydney, the Gold Coast, and Cairns during these months for better weather and fewer crowds.

Skip this season if you want snow activities.

With Thrillophilia you will always receive prompt updates on weather and best time to visit before as well as during the trip. See, what our travellers have to say about this:

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note: 

Shikhar Dhawan travelled from Cochin and booked our Australian Delights | Secrets of the Southern Land package. He said, “Coming from Cochin, the vastness of the Daintree Rainforest felt familiar yet exotic with its unique wildlife and ancient trees. The boat ride along the coast allowed us to spot some massive crocodiles in the wild. Manoj at Thrillophilia kept us updated on all the weather conditions for our tours.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, March 2026 departure

Low Season: June–August

This is winter in Australia, when temperatures vary between 12°C and 26°C. With cooler weather in cities like Melbourne and Canberra, the conditions are better in the north.

This is the best time to visit Cairns, Port Douglas, and the Great Barrier Reef, as the weather is dry with clear skies. You can also explore Darwin, Kakadu National Park, and Litchfield National Park. For snow, head to Perisher and Thredbo in the Snowy Mountains or Mount Buller in Victoria.

Pro Tip: Carry warm clothes for places like Melbourne and Canberra, especially at night.

Skip this Season If: You want warm beach weather across all regions.

Australia Visa for Indian Travellers

There is no Visa on Arrival for Australia. As per the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs, all Indian travellers must apply for a Visitor Visa (Subclass 600) online before departure, and entry is subject to approval prior to boarding. The entire process is done online, and you need approval before you board your flight.

When Should You Apply: 

Apply at least 4 to 6 weeks before your trip. Processing can take 20 to 30 days, depending on your application and embassy workload. Try to apply early, as delays are common during peak travel periods.

2. Document Checklist for Australia Tourist Visa Application

• Recent photographs (passport-size as per specifications)
• Valid passport with at least 6 months validity (including copies)
• Completed visa application form
• Financial capacity proof (bank statements, ITR, salary slips) 
• Proof of ties to India (job, education, or family)
• Travel itinerary and accommodation details
• Cover letter with travel details
• Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
• Invitation letter (if visiting family/friends)

Key Eligibility and Conditions

There should be genuine intent on your part to travel for tourism or visiting purposes only. You cannot work, run a business, or study for more than three months on this visa. The visa fee starts from around AUD 190 (approx. INR 12,000), and validity can range from 3 to 12 months.

How to Reach Australia from India

You can either board a direct or indirect flight to Australia from India, based on your arrival city and route. The main entry points are Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.

1. Delhi (DEL) to Sydney

Duration: Approx. 12.5 hours for non-stop flights and 14 to 18 hours with layovers

One-way Fare: INR 58,000 onwards (as of April 2026)

Best For: First-time Australia trips with city highlights like the Sydney Opera House

2. Delhi (DEL) to Melbourne

 Duration: Approx. 12 to 14 hours (direct or with 1 layover)

One-way Fare: INR 65,000 onwards (as of April 2026)

Best For: First-time Australia trips with city highlights like the Sydney Harbour Bridge

3. Mumbai (BOM) to Melbourne

Duration: 13 to 16 hours (1 layover)

One-way Fare: INR 50,000 to INR 90,000 (as of April 2026)

Best For: City-led Victoria region routes like the Great Ocean Road and Geelong

4. Bangalore (BLR) to Brisbane

Duration: 14 to 17 hours (1 layover)

One-way Fare: INR 55,000 to INR 95,000 (as of April 2026)

Best For: Queensland, Gold Coast, and trips to the Great Barrier Reef

5. Delhi (DEL) to Perth

Duration: 12 to 15 hours (including layovers)

One-way Fare: INR 50,000 to INR 90,000 (as of April 2026)

Best For: Part of Western Australia, including Rottnest Island and Pinnacles Desert.

Note: These fares above are indicative as of April 2026. Prices can change based on season, demand, and booking time, so it’s best to check live fares before confirming. Also, direct flights and durations change frequently based on airline schedules. So, final routing is confirmed at the time of booking.

Who This Trip Is Best For?

First-time Australia travellers

Our Australia tour packages for couples offer you the perfect combination of exciting activities and romance, which include coastal drives. You can drive the Great Ocean Road to see the Twelve Apostles, visit Moonlit Sanctuary, and explore Kakadu National Park. Also, you can spend time at the Gold Coast or Whitsundays beaches together with your partner.

Couples and honeymooners

Thrillophilia’s family packages offer a wide range of activities that appeal to people of all ages. As part of the Australia tour packages, you can explore the Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach. Enjoy Gold Coast theme parks, and take trips to the Great Barrier Reef from Cairns.

Families with children

Our solo-traveller packages let you enjoy a combination of cultural exploration and adventure activities. You can travel to Uluru to spot the sunrise or snorkel at the Great Barrier Reef. Also, take the Kuranda Scenic Railway through rainforest areas for independent travel.

Adventure and nature travellers

Group tours in Australia cover major routes, where you can explore Melbourne and drive the Great Ocean Road to the Twelve Apostles. Visit Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and tour Sydney, with stops at Bondi Beach and the Blue Mountains, on planned day trips.

Best Places to Cover on an Australia Tour

Sydney

If it is your first trip to Australia, Sydney is a good place to start, as it is one of the oldest and most iconic cities. You can visit the snail-shaped Sydney Opera House or walk across the Harbour Bridge to catch views of the skyline. Take the coastal walk to Coogee or relax and surf at Bondi Beach. If you are left with a free day, set out to explore the Blue Mountains to see the waterfalls, cliffs, and eucalyptus forests. 

Don’t Miss: Sunset harbour cruise and a coastal walk early in the morning.

Melbourne + Great Ocean Road

If European-style vibe, street art, and coffee culture are things you gravitate towards, Melbourne is where you should be. You can walk through the hidden laneways of Hosier Lane to witness the colourful graffiti. Take an overnight or full-day trip along the Great Ocean Road to see the ocean cliffs and rock formations like the Twelve Apostles. You can end the trip with a visit to the Yarra Valley for views of the vineyard and wine tasting.

Don’t Miss: Sunset or Sunrise at Twelve Apostles

Queensland (Gold Coast + Reef)

Tropical landscape and warm weather make Queensland one of the best destinations to explore on an Australia tour from India.  What you can do is base yourself on the Gold Coast to enjoy the long sandy beaches. Hit Surfers Paradise to explore the beachfront markets, enjoy nightlife, and try surfing. You can take your kids to Warner Bros. Movie World or SeaWorld Theme Parks for endless fun. For a unique experience, you can fly north to Port Douglas to see the largest coral reef system in the world at the Great Barrier Reef. After a diving and snorkelling session at the Reef, visit the Daintree Rainforest to see one of Earth’s oldest rainforests. 

Don't Miss: Full day-reef tour with glass-bottom boat rides or snorkelling.

Tasmania 

Tasmania is a great spot to cover with Australia tour packages, as it is less crowded and cooler. Half of the island is protected as reserves and national parks. You can explore the Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park to admire its lakes and walking trails. Visit the crescent-shaped shoreline of Wineglass Bay or stop at the forever prisoner settlement of Port Arthur Historic Site. If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you must meet the famous Tasmanian Devil.

Don't Miss: Full day-reef tour with glass-bottom boat rides or snorkelling.

Perth/Western Australia 

Perth is located on the west coast and is also isolated from other Australian cities. So, you can add it to your India-to-Australia trip package if you have extra time for nature-based experiences in Kings Park. You can visit the UNESCO-listed Fremantle Prison to listen to stories of convicts from the past. Watch the sunset over the Indian Ocean by visiting Cottlesloe Beach. You can take a trip to the Nambung National Desert to see the world-famous Pinnacles Desert or admire the vast dunes at Lancelin Lookout. Also, take a ferry along the Swan River to meet the happiest animals in the world, called quokkas, at Rottnest Island.

Don’t Miss: Sunset at Pinnacles Desert, Evening Walk at Fremantle, Day trip to Rottnest Island.

Canberra and Adelaide

The best Australia tours are incomplete without visits to Canberra and Adelaide to see their galleries and museums. You can visit the Australian War Memorial and Parliament House to learn about the country’s history. Head to the much smaller Adelaide to see one of Australia’s best wine regions, called the Barossa Valley. You can also visit Kangaroo Island to come face to face with kangaroos and sea lions in their natural habitats. 

Don’t Miss: Barossa Valley wine tasting. 

Top Experiences to Include in Australia Tours

Explore the Great Barrier Reef

Your Australia trip package from India must include the Great Barrier Reef, which has around 900 islands and 3,000 individual reefs. The reef spans over 2,300 kilometres, and according to UNESCO-backed studies, it is the largest coral reef system in the world, made up of thousands of individual reefs and islands. You can dive, snorkel, or ride an underwater scooter at Gordon’s Bay here to spot not just colourful fish but about 400 types of corals. If time permits, visit the Museum of Underwater Art to see artworks such as the Coral Greenhouse and the 4-metre illuminated sculpture of an indigenous girl from the Wulgurukaba tribe, called Ocean Siren.

Don’t Miss: A full-day reef tour with snorkelling

Drive along the Great Ocean Road

If you are coming from Melbourne, the Great Ocean Road is a 2-day coastal drive covered in your Australia tour packages. However, keep in mind that there are rockfalls from the cliffs that tower over the road, and there may be teams removing and netting loose rocks to minimise risks. You can see the limestone pillars that reach a height of about 50 metres. See the Twelve Apostles, rock formations of the Arch, Grotto and London Bridge.

Surf at Byron Bay

Byron Bay is one of the best places to learn surfing, and you can include it in your Australia tour packages. This place is also known as a “swell magnet” and offers high-quality right-hand point breaks suitable for all skill levels. Beyond the Pass, there are beach breaks like the mellow waves of Tallow Beach and Wategos and the hollow waves at the Wreck. The ocean temperature is comfortable here, which lets you spot light boardshorts and wetsuits.

Price: INR 4,300 to INR 6,000 approx for single group lessons, INR 12,800 for private lessons

Do a Harbour Bridge Climb 

As part of your Australia trip itinerary, you can attempt climbing the Harbour Bridge in Sydney to enjoy 360-degree views from about 14 metres above the water. This is a safe, bucket-list adventure that lets you appreciate views of the Blue Mountains to the west and the Sydney skyline. Also, you do not have to worry about safety as experts guide the entire activity. So, you can either do the Burrawa Aboriginal-led Climb or the faster Sampler Climb.

Price: INR 23,000 to INR 25,800 approx. per person

Enjoy a wine tasting in the Yarra or Barossa Valley

Located east of Melbourne, the Yarra Valley is known for attractions such as Healesville Sanctuary and more than 90 cellar doors. So, if you have always wanted to sip on cool-climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, you should come here. However, to see the iconic wineries of Seppeltsfield and Penfolds, you can head to Adelaide’s Barossa Valley. This valley will surprise you with the warm-climate traditional Cabernet, Grenache, and Shiraz wines.

Price: INR 5,300 to INR 20,000 approx. per person for full-day guided tours

Most Popular Australia Itineraries by Duration

Well-planned Australia itineraries with clear pacing, reasonable sequencing and realistic planning layout. 

6-8 Days: Sydney + Melbourne

Best For: Balanced sightseeing, urban travellers, solo  travellers

Must plan early: Melbourne Skydeck and Sydney Opera House

Suggested Itinerary:

Day 1: Melbourne's Skydeck, National Gallery of Victoria, Queen Victoria Market, Federation Square.

Day 2: Phillip Island, Brighton Beach and Moonlit Sanctuary. 

Day 3: Great Ocean Road, Apollo Bay, Port Campbell National Park, Loch Ard Gorge and Twelve Apostles.

Day 4: Sydney Tower, Circular Quay, Luna Park, Shelly and Coogee Beach.

Day 5: Hop-on Hop-off bus to see the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Thunder Jet Boat ride.

Day 6: Sydney Zoo, Blue Mountains, Leura Village, Echo Point’s Three Sisters Rock Formation

8–10 Days: Sydney + Melbourne + Queensland

Best For: First-time travellers, groups, families

Must plan early: Luna Park and Penguin Parade at the Moonlight Sanctuary.

Suggested Itinerary:

Day 1: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eureka Tower, Peninsula Hot Springs, Luna Park.

Day 2: Philip Island, Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach

Day 3: Great Ocean Road, Port Philip Bay, Geelong, Loch Ard Gorge, Twelve Apostles, and Apollo Bay.

Day 4: Cairns Botanical Gardens, St Monica's Cathedral, Palm Cove

Day 5: Great Barrier Reef and Green Island.

Day 6: Luna Park and Cockatoo Island.

Day 7: Sydney on the Big Bus tour to see the Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Bondi Beach.

Day 8: Sydney Zoo, Blue Mountains, Echo Point and Leura Village.

10–12 Days: East Coast + Reef / Queensland

Best For: Marine, coast and warm-weather trip.

Must plan early: SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium, Guluyambi Cruise, Yellow Water Billabong Cruise, Great Barrier Reef semi-submarine, Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and Kuranda Scenic Railway. 

Suggested Itinerary:

Day 1: Melbourne Cricket Ground, MCG Library.

Day 2: Philip Island, Moonlit Sanctuary, Brighton Beach, Nobbies and Seal Rocks.

Day 3: Great Ocean Road, Geelong, Loch Ard Gorge and Twelve Apostles.

Day 4: Darwin, Dock 3, Stokes Hill Wharf and Darwin Harbour.

Day 5: Kakadu National Park, Warradjan Cultural Centre, take a Yellow Water Billabong Cruise and Burrungkuy.

Day 6: Ubirr, Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River and Marrawuddi Art Gallery.

Day 7: Crocosaurus Cove.

Day 8: Green Island, Great Barrier Reef and Marlin Wharf.

Day 9: Smithfield Terminal, Barron’s Gorge and Kuranda Village.

12–15 Days: Australia + New Zealand Combo

Suggested Itinerary:

Day 1: Sydney Tower Observation

Day 2: Sydney Tower House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Bondi Beach, Darling Harbour, Sea Life Aquarium and Showboat Cruise.

Day 3: Town Hall and the South Bank Waterfront.

Day 4: Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, Warner Brothers Studio, Warner Brothers Movie World and Surfer’s Paradise Beach.

Day 5: Cairns, Kuranda Rainforest, and Smithfield’s Aboriginal Cultural Centre.

Day 6: The Great Barrier Reef.

Day 7: St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Parliament House, Town Hall and Philip Island.

Day 8: Harbour Bridge, Auckland Harbour and Auckland Sky Tower Observation Deck.

Day 9: Rotorua, Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and Agrodome.

Day 10: Queenstown and Puzzling World.

Day 11: Bungee Point in the Kawarau River, Arrow Town, skyline gondola ride to Bob’s Peak and Queenstown Waterfront Area 

Day 12: Christchurch, Mount Cook, and Lake Tekapo Area.

Thrillophilia Traveller’s Note: 

Smriti Mandhana travelled with us via Blissful Retreat to New Zealand and Australia package from Cochin and told us, “Stargazing in the Australian Outback was a magical experience because there was absolutely no light pollution. The Milky Way looked so bright, and the guide taught us about Aboriginal astronomical legends. Thrillophilia really excels at providing these unique cultural moments.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, March 2026 departure

Common Planning Mistakes Indian Travellers Make

Attempts to cover everything in one trip

Most travellers try to cover Perth, Tasmania, Cairns, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Sydney. It can sound exciting, but honestly, it is a lot tiring and rushed. Australia is a huge continent, and you cannot do it like a checklist destination.

Thinking Australia has one weather zone

The most common mistake people make is thinking that Australia has one kind of weather. In reality, the weather here depends on where you are going. Melbourne is cool, while Queensland and the Gold Coast stay warmer. So, planning and packing based on “Australia” as a whole does not work.

Underestimating fatigue and travel time

Flights between cities are not short. Also, when you add jet lag, airport time, and hotel check-ins, it can get exhausting. What appears easy on a map can take your entire day. This affects how much you can include in an Australia tour from India.

Assuming everything is inclusive as the default 

Many of you think visas and flights are part of every package, but that is not always true. For Australia, you must always check what is included and what is not before booking. 

Not realising how the route affects the budget. 

Your route determines your cost more than anything. For example, adding places like Tasmania and the Great Barrier Reef will increase your cost. If you add multiple flights, the budget will increase. The overall cost can also rise depending on your hotel choices in cities like Perth, Sydney, and Melbourne. 

Food and Practical Tips for Indian Travellers in Australia

Do Not Worry about the availability of Indian food.

Cities like Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney have good options for home food. So, you do not have to worry about finding grocery stores and restaurants if you miss Indian cuisine.

Vegetarian Food is available, but check the menus

Most restaurants and cafes offer vegan and vegetarian dishes, so you won't have any restrictions. Just check if items like sauces and soups use meat stock. 

Plan Your Meals When in Smaller Towns

Once you move away from cities, on day trips or coastal drives, food choices narrow. So, carry ready-to-eat items or at least know about the next stop.

Plan Properly for Domestic Travel:

Airport time and flights between cities can take 2 to 4 hours. So, on days when you are travelling, plan meals rather than assuming you will figure it out later.

Carry Cards as they are Widely Accepted:

From small cafes to major hotels, almost everything runs on cards. So, do carry your cards for payments, but you can also carry some cash just in case. 

Pack Based on the Route

Melbourne's weather can change within a day, while Brisbane stays warmer. So, you can pack layers rather than just carry light and heavy clothes.

Travel Updates and Safety Information for Australia

As of 2026, Australia is one of the safest countries to travel to. It has been ranked the top for strong healthcare, public infrastructure, stable systems and safety. 

Passport Rules are strictly checked 

Passport validity is a major concern for airlines these days. So make sure your passport has at least 6 months' validity from your return date when booking Australia tour packages from India. 

Stricter and faster border checks

Airports in Melbourne and Sydney now use biometric systems like e-gates and facial recognition. Entry is faster, but checks are stricter and more accurate.

Tighter visa monitoring

Not following visa conditions or overstaying can lead to strict action, so stick to the approved travel plan.

Anzac Day (April 25, 2026)

Anzac Day is a major event across the Australian continent. So, plan properly, as cities may have higher security, large gatherings and road closures.

Why Indian Travellers Trust Thrillophilia for Australia Tours

The Economic Times Travel and Tourism Annual Awards gave us the award for Best Leisure Tours Brand with a score of 4.8. But that is not why you should pick us for your trip to Australia.

45+ Packages Hand-Picked by Experts: 

It is not just random places that make up our Australia tour packages, where each place is chosen to fit the way our customers like to travel. Before making an itinerary, we consider their location, pace, preferences, food, and any medical conditions. Every detail and idea is based on discussions with local authorities. We anticipate every possible problem and prepare backups in advance so you do not have to deal with changes at the last minute.

Partnerships with Verified Local Operators: 

Thrillophilia verifies every guide, driver, and private activity provider for your peace of mind. With their knowledge and experience, we can guarantee that your trip will go smoothly. We also work with Australian railways to get early access to passes that let us book train tickets.

Clear pricing: 

Before finalising your plans, we will go over every aspect of how the money will be distributed with you. We figure out and think about everything, from bus rides to trips to the mountains. Your trip won’t include any unexpected extra costs. Once you have reviewed and locked down the itinerary, it cannot be altered.

24/7 Travel Support: 

Several things can go wrong on an overseas trip, and we prepare for every one of them. We have relationships with the best local operators and guides so that we can offer top-notch trip assistance 24/7. In all the places you visit, your local help is coordinated, and our mobile app lets you keep track of your whole itinerary. So, get in touch with us right away, as our team focuses on quick communication with minimal wait time.

Thrillophilia Traveller Note:

Siddharth Mehra, who booked the All-in-One New Zealand and Australia Tour and travelled from Mumbai, said, “This was one of the most well-planned trips I’ve ever experienced. The combination of New Zealand’s natural beauty and Australia’s iconic attractions made it unforgettable. From the Sydney Opera House tour to the Great Ocean Road drive, every day had something special. The arrangements, transfers, and stays were seamless throughout the journey.”

Verified Thrillophilia booking, March 2026 departure