Choose Australia for your 2013 family holiday

Whether you’re planning a well-needed family holiday or a last-minute getaway with the kids, why not consider choosing Australia for your 2013 retreat? Covering a total area of 7.69 million square killometres, we’re sure you’ll find plenty to see and do down under – too much in fact!

Australia is a big place and, no matter how much planning you’re doing, it can sometimes be overwhelming trying to find a place to stay that satisfies your needs as well as the kids’. What’s more, because Australia is so beautiful and diverse everywhere you go, it can be hard to narrow down your decision on where to visit.

So, where should you start your trip down under?

You can’t beat the top tourist attractions

There really is no harm is visiting Australia’s top tourist areas such as Sydney, Perth and Canberra, as you can guarantee that there’s so much to do for anyone of any age!

What’s more, these fantastic places reveal so much about Australia’s heritage and culture and are home to some of the world’s most breathtaking attractions.

Queensland

Queensland is undoubtedly one of the best places in Australia to take the kids, thanks to its medley of great beaches, theme parks and wildlife attractions.

From bike riding in Brisbane to exploring rainforest retreats in Gold Coast, you’ll be simply flabbergasted when you realise how much there is to see and do!

Main tourist destinations of Queensland besides Brisbane and Gold Coast include, Far North Queensland including Cairns, the Great Barrier Reef and Fraser Island.

Don’t forget to apply for your ETA tourist visas – otherwise you won’t be allowed access into Australia! Visas4oz are authorised by the Australian Government to offer Australian visas, covering everything for ETA’s and long stay tourist visas to working holiday visas and more.

Visit our Australian visas page for information and to find out more about each visa we offer.

 

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