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Honeymoon Destinations - Australia
Deciding to take your honeymoon in Australia is like choosing America as a destination: it's such a big country, where do you start?
Australia is and always has been a very popular honeymoon destination - you can't get much further from home than the other side of the world!
Australia has some of the most diverse scenery on earth with its sandy beaches, vibrant cities, deserted outback and spectacular mountain and canyon ranges. Australia is known as a "last frontier" country, so you can pitch a tent and enjoy a back-to-basics style honeymoon spotting wildlife, or equally enjoy a luxurious island spa resort with its own private beach.
Most popular honeymoon resorts
- North Queensland - Port Douglas, Cairns, Palm Cove and Daintree
- Whitsunday Island resorts
- North Queensland Island resorts - including Orpheus and Lizard Islands and the eco-friendly Green Island
- Queensland - Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast
- New South Wales - Sydney, Hunter Valley and the Blue Mountains
South Australia is a more adventurous, less lavish destination famous for its outback. It is less touristy and honeymooners can see wildlife such as kangaroos and koalas in their natural habitat, as well as stunning scenery unlike anywhere else in the world.
Accommodation
Wherever you choose to honeymoon in Australia, you will always find a wide range of suitable accommodation for your budget. There are countless hotels in Australia offering world-class facilities down to budget accommodation for travellers who don't want to stay in one place. There is always the option of just packing a tent! For luxury lovers, you will find a wider range of four and five star hotels in the north, east and west of the country. Outback excursions offer nights in rustic tents underneath the stars, and for something more unusual you can also stay on working farms in the south and around Sydney.
Places to see
- Lake Gairdner in the outback is a salt lake empty of water, but the salt shines as brightly as snow. You can walk across it and follow the kangaroo tracks
- Visit Kangaroo Island where you can see dozens of wild animals in their natural environments and visit working bee-keeping and sheep-shearing farms
- Sunbathe on the whitest sand on earth at Hyams beach on Jervis Bay, south of Sydney
- Aboriginal rock art that is 25,000 years old in the canyons and caves of south Australia
Things to do
- Scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef - the largest coral reef in the world with fascinating marine life
- Ride the oldest steam train in Australia through Melbourne's mountains, rainforests and fern gullies and feed native parrots.
- Take a helicopter tour over Sydney harbour
- Go to the Blue Mountains National Park and drink champagne amongst the wild kangaroos
- Dine beneath the stars at the open air Sounds of Silence Restaurant at Ayers Rock. This formal restaurant is in the midst of the nocturnal habitat of the outback.
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