Family Holidays in Australia

Located in Cairns, Queensland, the Great Barrier Reef is a must-see if you are travelling with kids. Families who love playing in the sand, surfing, and basking will find comfort. A typical day trip entails snorkelling, scuba diving, visiting the underwater observatory, relaxing on sundecks, and much more. And it's warm throughout the year so there's never a bad time to go! Take a tour of this natural wonder of the world and visit the extraordinary marine life. Take an eye-opening trip through Daintree and experience endless fun. A world of surprises and breath-taking beauty await at the Outer Great Barrier Reef. Whether you are a proficient swimmer or non-swimmer, there is so much to enjoy. Cruise in a semi-submersible vessel or take a scenic helicopter tour.

Situated in the northern part of Coffs Harbour, Korora Bay is home to several beaches, including Charlesworth Bay and Hills Beach. The latter offers stunning picnic shelters at Norman Hill Drive, and you will find barbecue facilities and a children's Korora beach, which is best known for morning and evening walks along 650m long stretches. To the south, the secluded Charlesworth Bay covers a distance of 500m. The protected beach mainly consists of the Pacific Bay Resort where both holidaymakers and locals come together. Don't forget to fly into the Coffs too: let your kids encounter dolphins and lions at the Coffs Harbour's marine park, and then spend the rest of your family holiday in Australia playing along the beaches.

Encounter wildlife at Kangaroo Island, a place deemed to be nature's playground - you'll understand why when you see it. Flawless waters, green plains, towering cliffs, friendly accommodation, and hotel giveaways abound. Take a ferry from Cape Jervis or a short flight from Adelaide. Like in paradise, expect to see soft sands, native wildlife, and resplendent vistas. Hire a quad bike, or a boat to watch the marine life; float further away from the mainland and take in the view. To discover unique animals and laid-back scenery, follow the less travelled paths. Make stops for mouth-watering cuisine. Watch the artfully set granite boulders overlooking deep-blue swells and savage cliffs at Flinders Chase National Park. In the evening, let the time pass as you relax in a secluded swimming spot at Emu bay.