Two people sit on a sandy bank surrounded by calm water, framed by towering red-orange cliffs at Ellery Creek Big Hole, West MacDonnell Ranges, Northern Territory. © Tourism NT, Laura Bell

Two-week itineraries

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

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

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.

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).