Luxury Australasia & Oceania Tours

For a single-destination luxury Australasia holiday — Australia or New Zealand on its own — two to three weeks gives you enough time to move between distinct regions without feeling rushed. Australia rewards at least two and a half weeks if you want to combine the east coast with the outback and the reef. New Zealand’s South Island alone benefits from ten days to two weeks. Adding the Pacific islands — Fiji, French Polynesia, the Cook Islands — extends a trip naturally if time allows. We design every itinerary around your available dates and what you most want to experience.

Yes, and it’s a natural combination. Australia and New Zealand are connected by short flights and contrast sharply in character — Australia’s scale and its ancient landscapes against New Zealand’s dramatic fjords and concentrated adventure. Adding the Pacific islands extends the trip towards three to four weeks. We handle all the routing and connections so the journey feels like a single coherent experience rather than three separate trips stitched together.

The best time for a luxury Australasia holiday depends on where you are going. Australia’s east coast and Queensland are most pleasant April to October — dry, warm, and ideal for reef access. The red centre is best April to September when temperatures are manageable. New Zealand’s South Island peaks December to March for hiking and outdoor access, though ski season (July to September) has its own appeal. Fiji and the Cook Islands are welcoming year-round, with May to October the drier season. We factor all of this into every itinerary.

Luxury Australasia holidays typically start from around £7,500 per person, rising significantly for multi-country itineraries, private island stays in Fiji or French Polynesia, or fly-in wilderness experiences in remote Australia or New Zealand. Australia and New Zealand tend to offer strong value for equivalent luxury at comparable properties; private Pacific island charters can be higher. We price every luxury Australasia holiday individually based on your dates, group size, accommodation preferences, and the experiences you want — and there are no planning fees.

For a first luxury Australasia holiday, Australia is the most compelling entry point — the scale and variety are extraordinary, from Uluru at dawn and the Daintree Rainforest to the Whitsundays’ island chains and Sydney’s harbor. New Zealand suits those drawn to dramatic landscape and outdoor adventure: the Fiordland fjords, the volcanic plateau, the wine country of Marlborough and Hawke’s Bay. The Pacific islands — Fiji, French Polynesia — are the right choice for those who want pure island luxury as the main event. Wherever you start, we’ll design the itinerary around what matters to you — and tell you honestly where to go next time.