Relaxing at Ellery Creek Big Hole, West MacDonnell Ranges, NT © Tourism NT, Laura Bell

Two-week itineraries

Find places to go and things to do in Australia with the help of our two-week itineraries.

Take a two-week road trip

Clarkes Beach, Byron Bay, NSW © Kate Nutt, Destination NSW

Drive the Legendary Pacific Coast Touring Route

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A couple admiring a kangaroo on the beach at Lucky Bay, Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia © Tourism Australia

12-day road trip through Western Australia's Southwest Edge

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Twin Falls, Kakadu National Park, Top End, NT © Tourism Northern Territory

From Darwin to Adelaide: 14 days of nature, wine and Aboriginal cultures

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Aerial view of beach, Port Douglas, Queensland © Tourism Australia

14-day Tropical North Queensland drive

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Coopers Creek, Daintree Rainforest, QLD © Tourism Australia

16-day family road trip: Gold Coast to Cairns

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Blenheim Beach, Jervis Bay, NSW © Destination NSW

12-day road trip through New South Wales

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Discover spectacular destinations

Scuba diver and turtle underwater, Cocos (Keeling) Islands © Cocos Keeling Islands Tourism Association

Explore luxury itineraries

Aerial view of Wineglass Bay and the surrounding mountains covered with trees at Freycinet National Park, Tasmania © Lauren Bath

12 days of fine dining, wilderness and luxury

Unleash your inner epicurean on this southern Australian escape, where majestic mountain ranges meet luxury lodges and some of the...

Remarkable Rocks, Kangaroo Island, South Australia © Tourism Australia

5 days of Kangaroo Island and Adelaide

From the charming city of Adelaide to South Australia’s island sanctuary, this gourmet-meets-adventure getaway blends delicious...

A group of people climbing a city bridge during sunset, Story Bridge Adventure Climb, Brisbane, Queensland © Story Bridge Adventure Climb

13-day itinerary for foodies and design lovers

With a love of innovation and creativity, Australia’s cities are bursting with design-driven experiences and artful eateries.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Australia from the USA?

Getting to Australia is easier than you think, with direct flights available to several Australian cities, and easy onward flights to other Australian destinations.

Direct flights: You can fly non-stop from major US cities – including Los Angeles (LAX), San Francisco (SFO), Dallas (DFW), Houston (IAH) and Honolulu (HNL). These flights land in major cities in Australia's east, like Sydney (SYD), Brisbane (BNE) and Melbourne (MEL).
Onward flights: From these gateway cities, you can take direct domestic flights to Australia's many unforgettable destinations, such as Uluru, the Great Barrier Reef and Perth.

How do I get to Australia from the UK?

Travelling to Australia from the UK is easy and straightforward, with direct and one-stop routes available.

Direct flights: You can fly non-stop from London Heathrow (LHR) to Perth (PER) on Australia's west coast.
One stopover: You can also fly via major hubs like Singapore (SIN) or Dubai (DXB), with arrivals into cities such as Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL) or Brisbane (BNE).
Onward flights: From these gateway cities, you can take direct domestic flights to Australia's many iconic destinations, such as Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef.

How do I get to Australia from China?

Getting to Australia from China is easy, with non-stop flights available from several cities.

Direct flights: Fly non-stop from Beijing (PEK and PKX), Shanghai (PVG), Guangzhou (CAN), Shenzhen (SZX), Chengdu (CTU) and more. These flights land into major Australian cities like Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Brisbane (BNE) and Perth (PER).
Onward flights: From these gateway cities, you can take direct domestic flights to Australia's many iconic destinations, such as Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef.

What can I see in Australia in two weeks?

A two-week itinerary gives you ample time to tick several Australian destinations off your bucket list. Choose between:

Iconic road trips: Drive famous self-drive routes such as the Legendary Pacific Coast, Western Australia's Southwest Edge, the Tropical North Queensland drive, or a transcontinental journey from Darwin to Adelaide.
Spectacular destinations: Embark on unforgettable trips like a 12-day Australian east coast adventure (from Sydney to Cairns) or a remote island-hopping getaway to Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
Luxury and culinary journeys: Indulge in premium food and design journeys, featuring southern Australian escapes packed with wilderness, luxury lodges and sophisticated dining experiences.

How do I travel around Australia on a two-week itinerary?

Australia is well connected by domestic flights and well-maintained roads, making it easy to travel around.

Two-week itineraries can typically be categorised into the following:

Self-drive road trips: Renting a car or campervan allows you to choose your own pace and really immerse yourself into Australia’s landscapes.
Domestic flights and local touring: For itineraries covering longer distances, domestic flights can be used to cover more regions in less time. Once you land, you can use public transport or local tours to explore the area, or hire a car and explore on your own.

What types of itineraries are included in this collection?

This collection includes a wide range of longer itineraries, encompassing Australia’s most sensational destinations.

Choose between epic road trips (like the Legendary Pacific Coast), remote escapes (like Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands) and luxury itineraries (like an unforgettable trip between Melbourne, Kangaroo Island and Tasmania).