Luxury Australasia Holidays
Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean, expect sweeping waves and pristine white beaches, making this ideal for those wanting to soak up the sun. French Polynesia is a popular choice, and Bora Bora is one of the Polynesian islands that's sure to tick every box with beachfront hotels, fabulous seafood restaurants and breathtaking scenery.
Australia is the most visited country in Australasia. Coastal living meets urban life when staying in bustling cities like Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, which have many top tourist hotspots and landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House. With endless coastlines of powdery soft beaches, it's the perfect place to kick back and enjoy the sunshine or grab your surfboard and ride the waves.
Lord of the Rings fans will be pleased with a stay in New Zealand. Experience a film set tour and wander along the rolling hills that were used for the trilogy. If you have your little ones in tow, this country boasts an array of fantastic family-friendly excursions from Milford Sound to Waiheke Island. Adventurers will also feel at home with dramatic landscapes to explore and many thrill-seeking activities to keep the adrenaline junkies occupied in Queenstown.
Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean, expect sweeping waves and pristine white beaches, making this ideal for those wanting to soak up the sun. French Polynesia is a popular choice, and Bora Bora is one of the Polynesian islands that's sure to tick every box with beachfront hotels, fabulous seafood restaurants and breathtaking scenery.
Australia is the most visited country in Australasia. Coastal living meets urban life when staying in bustling cities like Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, which have many top tourist hotspots and landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House. With endless coastlines of powdery soft beaches, it's the perfect place to kick back and enjoy the sunshine or grab your surfboard and ride the waves.
Lord of the Rings fans will be pleased with a stay in New Zealand. Experience a film set tour and wander along the rolling hills that were used for the trilogy. If you have your little ones in tow, this country boasts an array of fantastic family-friendly excursions from Milford Sound to Waiheke Island. Adventurers will also feel at home with dramatic landscapes to explore and many thrill-seeking activities to keep the adrenaline junkies occupied in Queenstown.
Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean, expect sweeping waves and pristine white beaches, making this ideal for those wanting to soak up the sun. French Polynesia is a popular choice, and Bora Bora is one of the Polynesian islands that's sure to tick every box with beachfront hotels, fabulous seafood restaurants and breathtaking scenery.
Australia is the most visited country in Australasia. Coastal living meets urban life when staying in bustling cities like Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, which have many top tourist hotspots and landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House. With endless coastlines of powdery soft beaches, it's the perfect place to kick back and enjoy the sunshine or grab your surfboard and ride the waves.
Lord of the Rings fans will be pleased with a stay in New Zealand. Experience a film set tour and wander along the rolling hills that were used for the trilogy. If you have your little ones in tow, this country boasts an array of fantastic family-friendly excursions from Milford Sound to Waiheke Island. Adventurers will also feel at home with dramatic landscapes to explore and many thrill-seeking activities to keep the adrenaline junkies occupied in Queenstown.
Australasia is a subregion with 14 independent countries to explore. The most popular among them include Australia, New Zealand and French Polynesia, offering endless adventures.
Brimming with Diversity
Australasia is a subregion with 14 independent countries to explore. The most popular among them include Australia, New Zealand and French Polynesia, offering endless adventures.
Sunshine, powdery soft white sand beaches and turquoise lagoons... French Polynesia is a tropical luxury paradise. Discover overwater villas in Bora Bora and the volcanic island of Tahiti.
Sunny South Pacific
Sunshine, powdery soft white sand beaches and turquoise lagoons... French Polynesia is a tropical luxury paradise. Discover overwater villas in Bora Bora and the volcanic island of Tahiti.
Adventures down under are plentiful in Australia and New Zealand. Explore city breaks galore in Sydney, road trip up the east coast, or discover New Zealand's remarkable wine regions.
Adventures down Under
Adventures down under are plentiful in Australia and New Zealand. Explore city breaks galore in Sydney, road trip up the east coast, or discover New Zealand's remarkable wine regions.
Australasia Holiday Destinations
Australasia Holiday Destinations
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Luxury Australasia Hotels
Crystalbrook Byron
Sydney, Australia
Crystalbrook Byron is a luxury resort set within 45 acres of lush subtropical rainforest just 20 minutes outside Byron Bay. Nature is a core part of its suites, dining concepts, swimming pool and spa.
Crystalbrook Byron is a luxury resort set within 45 acres of lush subtropical rainforest just 20 minutes outside Byron Bay. Nature is a core part of its suites, dining concepts, swimming pool and spa.
Crystalbrook Byron is a luxury resort set within 45 acres of lush subtropical rainforest just 20 minutes outside Byron Bay. Nature is a core part of its suites, dining concepts, swimming pool and spa.
Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney
Sydney, Australia
For a luxurious hotel with views of one of the world’s most iconic cityscapes, this is for you. Sophisticated Four Seasons décor adorns all rooms, with some privileged to overlook the Sydney Opera House.
For a luxurious hotel with views of one of the world’s most iconic cityscapes, this is for you. Sophisticated Four Seasons décor adorns all rooms, with some privileged to overlook the Sydney Opera House.
For a luxurious hotel with views of one of the world’s most iconic cityscapes, this is for you. Sophisticated Four Seasons décor adorns all rooms, with some privileged to overlook the Sydney Opera House.
Shangri-La Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Shangri-La Sydney is a skyscraper hotel with 36 levels, maximising the view of Sydney Harbour from its restaurant, rooms and suites. It has an Asian-inspired spa and a health club with an indoor pool.
Shangri-La Sydney is a skyscraper hotel with 36 levels, maximising the view of Sydney Harbour from its restaurant, rooms and suites. It has an Asian-inspired spa and a health club with an indoor pool.
Shangri-La Sydney is a skyscraper hotel with 36 levels, maximising the view of Sydney Harbour from its restaurant, rooms and suites. It has an Asian-inspired spa and a health club with an indoor pool.
Park Hyatt Sydney
Sydney, Australia
Park Hyatt Sydney is located on the edge of Sydney Harbour, offering remarkable views of the Opera House from its restaurant and rooms. It has a rooftop pool, a fantastic spa and accommodations with private balconies.
Park Hyatt Sydney is located on the edge of Sydney Harbour, offering remarkable views of the Opera House from its restaurant and rooms. It has a rooftop pool, a fantastic spa and accommodations with private balconies.
Park Hyatt Sydney is located on the edge of Sydney Harbour, offering remarkable views of the Opera House from its restaurant and rooms. It has a rooftop pool, a fantastic spa and accommodations with private balconies.
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Australia
Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. This vast island nation has seven distinct climate regions, so adventures here are endless. Top destinations are on the east coast, including Melbourne and Sydney.
Bora Bora
A picture-perfect South Pacific paradise where overwater villas float above crystal-clear lagoons. Bora Bora is honeymoon heaven, but it’s also a playground of reefs, peaks and pure, laid-back luxury.
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Melbourne, Uluru, Great Barrier Reef & Sydney, 15 Days
See Australia’s highlights in just two weeks. Start in Melbourne where you’ll explore the Great Ocean Road before journeying to the desert to see Ayres Rock. Deep dive into the Great Barrier Reef before ending the tour in beautiful Sydney.
Melbourne, Ayers Rock, Queensland, Sydney, South Island & New Zealand 22 Days
Experience the golden beaches of Australia and majestic mountains of New Zealand. From Melbourne's city life and Uluru's spiritual heartland to Queensland's Great Barrier Reef and Queenstown's adventures, culminating in Auckland's Bay of Islands.
Los Angeles & Fiji, 13 Days
From canyon glamour in Los Angeles to island bliss in Fiji, this trip blends Hollywood luxury with barefoot romance. Expect spa serenity, starlit cinemas, coral adventures and helicopter hops over turquoise waters.
Matauri Bay & Taupō & Hawke's Bay & Featherston & Abel Tasman & Christchurch & Wanaka & Queenstown, 22 Days
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Australasia in a nutshell
No doubt Sydney will be top of the list when visiting Australia. Well-known monuments such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Bridge are all housed here, with many hotels being just metres away from the iconic sites.
Melbourne is found in the southeast of the country and is full of museums, ensuring that culture vultures are in their element. Festival Plaza is another tourist hot spot with plenty of bars, restaurants and plazas, perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping.
Adelaide is a coastal cosmopolitan of Australian life. Make sure to visit in March when the Adelaide Festival annually occurs for an international arts gathering that you’re sure to enjoy.
French Polynesia
Commonly known as the most heavenly place on earth, tourists can expect sprawling white sands and crystal-clear waters encompassing the island spirit of Bora Bora in French Polynesia.
Centred around the 727-metre dormant volcano of Mount Otemanu, be sure to explore the tropical greenery, flora and fauna during your stay.
Many of the hotels have stilted and overwater accommodations so visitors can relax in style and be surrounded by the South Pacific Ocean. You're spoiled for choice in Bora Bora and Tahiti.
Watersports are a big pastime here, so find a favourite beach and jump right into diving, kayaking and jet skiing for a thrilling holiday. Make it even more special by grabbing snorkels and meeting the tropical marine life. Turtles, manta rays and reef sharks are common and don't worry, they're harmless!
New Zealand
New Zealand is made up of two main islands. The North Island is fantastic to explore with active volcanoes and beautiful natural sites such as the Waitomo Caves, geothermal sites, and Maori cultural experiences in Rotorua, the Hobbiton Film Set and the golden beaches in Northland.
Hauraki Gulf on the North Island is brilliant for city escapes, with Auckland being an amazing fusion of beach and metropolis life, complete with white sands and towering skyscrapers. Take a day trip to nearby Waiheke Island and discover some spectacular wineries.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love South Island. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking and exploring mountain ranges and valleys. The Abel Tasman National Park is fantastic for admiring wildlife nestled in between marble and limestone hills.
Queenstown is known as the adventure hub of the world, so a visit here will soon progress to an influx of once-in-a-lifetime experiences that you’ll talk about for years to come. Come here in the winter for skiing in the Remarkable Mountains or plan your trip for summer and go skydiving, hiking and bungee-jumping.
Make sure to book a trip to Milford Sound. This stunning fjord on the west coast is surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls. Hailed as one of the most beautiful spots in New Zealand, it's well worth doing a cruise through this dramatic landscape. Bring waterproofs though as it rains there 182 days in the year!
No doubt Sydney will be top of the list when visiting Australia. Well-known monuments such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Bridge are all housed here, with many hotels being just metres away from the iconic sites.
Melbourne is found in the southeast of the country and is full of museums, ensuring that culture vultures are in their element. Festival Plaza is another tourist hot spot with plenty of bars, restaurants and plazas, perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping.
Adelaide is a coastal cosmopolitan of Australian life. Make sure to visit in March when the Adelaide Festival annually occurs for an international arts gathering that you’re sure to enjoy.
French Polynesia
Commonly known as the most heavenly place on earth, tourists can expect sprawling white sands and crystal-clear waters encompassing the island spirit of Bora Bora in French Polynesia.
Centred around the 727-metre dormant volcano of Mount Otemanu, be sure to explore the tropical greenery, flora and fauna during your stay.
Many of the hotels have stilted and overwater accommodations so visitors can relax in style and be surrounded by the South Pacific Ocean. You're spoiled for choice in Bora Bora and Tahiti.
Watersports are a big pastime here, so find a favourite beach and jump right into diving, kayaking and jet skiing for a thrilling holiday. Make it even more special by grabbing snorkels and meeting the tropical marine life. Turtles, manta rays and reef sharks are common and don't worry, they're harmless!
New Zealand
New Zealand is made up of two main islands. The North Island is fantastic to explore with active volcanoes and beautiful natural sites such as the Waitomo Caves, geothermal sites, and Maori cultural experiences in Rotorua, the Hobbiton Film Set and the golden beaches in Northland.
Hauraki Gulf on the North Island is brilliant for city escapes, with Auckland being an amazing fusion of beach and metropolis life, complete with white sands and towering skyscrapers. Take a day trip to nearby Waiheke Island and discover some spectacular wineries.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love South Island. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking and exploring mountain ranges and valleys. The Abel Tasman National Park is fantastic for admiring wildlife nestled in between marble and limestone hills.
Queenstown is known as the adventure hub of the world, so a visit here will soon progress to an influx of once-in-a-lifetime experiences that you’ll talk about for years to come. Come here in the winter for skiing in the Remarkable Mountains or plan your trip for summer and go skydiving, hiking and bungee-jumping.
Make sure to book a trip to Milford Sound. This stunning fjord on the west coast is surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls. Hailed as one of the most beautiful spots in New Zealand, it's well worth doing a cruise through this dramatic landscape. Bring waterproofs though as it rains there 182 days in the year!
No doubt Sydney will be top of the list when visiting Australia. Well-known monuments such as the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Bridge are all housed here, with many hotels being just metres away from the iconic sites.
Melbourne is found in the southeast of the country and is full of museums, ensuring that culture vultures are in their element. Festival Plaza is another tourist hot spot with plenty of bars, restaurants and plazas, perfect for last-minute souvenir shopping.
Adelaide is a coastal cosmopolitan of Australian life. Make sure to visit in March when the Adelaide Festival annually occurs for an international arts gathering that you’re sure to enjoy.
French Polynesia
Commonly known as the most heavenly place on earth, tourists can expect sprawling white sands and crystal-clear waters encompassing the island spirit of Bora Bora in French Polynesia.
Centred around the 727-metre dormant volcano of Mount Otemanu, be sure to explore the tropical greenery, flora and fauna during your stay.
Many of the hotels have stilted and overwater accommodations so visitors can relax in style and be surrounded by the South Pacific Ocean. You're spoiled for choice in Bora Bora and Tahiti.
Watersports are a big pastime here, so find a favourite beach and jump right into diving, kayaking and jet skiing for a thrilling holiday. Make it even more special by grabbing snorkels and meeting the tropical marine life. Turtles, manta rays and reef sharks are common and don't worry, they're harmless!
New Zealand
New Zealand is made up of two main islands. The North Island is fantastic to explore with active volcanoes and beautiful natural sites such as the Waitomo Caves, geothermal sites, and Maori cultural experiences in Rotorua, the Hobbiton Film Set and the golden beaches in Northland.
Hauraki Gulf on the North Island is brilliant for city escapes, with Auckland being an amazing fusion of beach and metropolis life, complete with white sands and towering skyscrapers. Take a day trip to nearby Waiheke Island and discover some spectacular wineries.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love South Island. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking and exploring mountain ranges and valleys. The Abel Tasman National Park is fantastic for admiring wildlife nestled in between marble and limestone hills.
Queenstown is known as the adventure hub of the world, so a visit here will soon progress to an influx of once-in-a-lifetime experiences that you’ll talk about for years to come. Come here in the winter for skiing in the Remarkable Mountains or plan your trip for summer and go skydiving, hiking and bungee-jumping.
Make sure to book a trip to Milford Sound. This stunning fjord on the west coast is surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls. Hailed as one of the most beautiful spots in New Zealand, it's well worth doing a cruise through this dramatic landscape. Bring waterproofs though as it rains there 182 days in the year!
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