Vacation Rentals in Australia

Canberra, Australia's capital, is home to the National Zoo And Aquarium, offering exciting animal encounters. Hundreds of animals reside in over 25 acres, and there are regular events and keepers' talks.

The Puffing Billy steam railway, in Melbourne, has been running for over a hundred years and offers another memorable experience for families. Passing through the scenic Dandenong Ranges National Park, it transports visitors back to the age of steam.

The mysterious and alluring Australia is famous for its magnificent landscapes, sunny beaches and historical and cultural attractions. Australia is one of the largest countries in the world and throughout its territory it is possible to find everything: deserts, volcanoes, islands and especially a flora and fauna not found anywhere else on the planet. The climate varies a lot depending on the region where we are. Most of it is sunny, with 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. In the north a warm and tropical climate prevails, while in the south it is subtropical and cooler; and remember that when it is winter in the USA it is summer in Australia! A vacation in Australia equals endless activities and amazing places to visit, so we recommend that you set aside at least two weeks to explore this amazing country as it deserves. Accommodation in Australia The accommodation options in Australia are very varied and for all tastes. Plan your trip well, choose your search criteria and book with us. Easy, fast and more economical and personal than a hotel: a room in Perth, an apartment in Sydney, a house in Melbourne, the options are practically endless! Curiosities Australia is the sixth largest country in the world It is home to 20 of the world's most dangerous snakes. Kangaroos, koala bears, wombats and Tasmanian devils are other iconic species of Australia. 80% of Australia's population speaks English as an official language according to the Organization of American States (OAS). According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Australia is the happiest country in the world. Sydney Despite not being its capital, Sydney is undoubtedly Australia's most famous city and a beautiful harbor town. Since its founding in 1788, it has positioned itself as one of the ten cities with the best quality of life, but also as one of the most expensive. Located in the south of the country, it offers a perfect combination of culture, history, nature, beaches and gastronomy. Do not miss the famous Sydney Opera House, icon of the city; the Harbour Bridge, the longest bridge in the world; the Sydney Tower or the St. Mary's Cathedral. As for the beaches, the best known is Bondi Beach, where in addition to sunbathing, it is possible to practice all kinds of water sports. In Darling Harbour you can take a boat to watch the whales. And if you're in the mood for more nature, you can visit some of Sydney's magnificent parks, such as the Royal National Park, which is the second oldest national park in the world. Or take a trip to the Sydney Wildlife Park and see live kangaroos, possums and much more. Melbourne It is the second largest city in Australia and capital of the state of Victoria. Melbourne is famous for its great cultural offerings, including numerous museums, galleries and theaters. It is home to some 4 million inhabitants and is a multicultural city with a passion for sports. Visit the Australian Center for Contemporary Art, the Historic House Garden and the Botanic Gardens. In the Carlton area is where most of the historic sites are located. From Melbourne you can take a trip to Grapians National Park and Phillip Island where you can see penguins. Other cities Perth: It is the most isolated city in the world, but nevertheless has more than 1.5 million inhabitants. Perth's main attraction is its incredible scenery and rich wildlife. It is a great place for outdoor sports such as hang-gliding, swimming and cycling. Canberra: It is the capital of the country and certainly the most different of all Australian cities, as it was built from scratch, as a planned city, whose design was made by the architect Walter Burley Griffin. Because of its green areas some nickname it as "the bush city". Adelaide: If you are looking for party and good atmosphere, this is your city. It hosts the Adelaide Biennale of Art, which attracts artists from around the world. There are also important food festivals and some of the biggest sporting events in the country.Darwin: Among its few 100,000 inhabitants, however, there are more than 50 nationalities. It is the best place to learn about the history of the first inhabitants of Australia. Do not miss Kakadu National Park and Uluru (also called Ayers Rock.) Gastronomy Australian cuisine reflects its multicultural historical past with a mixture of Aboriginal cuisine, known as bushfood and the British and Irish cuisine of the colonizers. The most famous typical dish is the meat pie, as well as recipes prepared with meat from exotic animals such as crocodile, buffalo and kangaroo. Fish and seafood are also important ingredients, thanks to the rivers and seas. Famous are the Tasmanian oysters and crabs from Kangaroo Island.As for desserts, be sure to try the pavlova a refreshing cake of cream, meringue and fresh fruit such as peach, kiwi ... How to get thereTraveling to Australia requires a visa, although the good news is that it can be applied for free online and is valid as long as you do not stay more than three months in the country. Seen from Europe, Australia is located in the Antipodes, so the most recommended means of transport to get there is by plane. The airports of Sydney and Melbourne are the two most important in the country and the ones with the most international connections. Once in Australia it is possible to reach other cities easily by train, road, bus or car. A good planning is essential for your vacations in Australia, so let the adventure begin!