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Down Under, Done Differently

More than backyard BBQs and big red rocks - this is ancient country, untamed coastlines, and culture-rich cities humming with creativity. Explore our backyard the way you never have before: wide-eyed, unhurried, and in luxe comfort.

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Choose your favourite way to travel

  • Scenic view of red rock cliffs with a waterfall, green bushes, and a calm body of water reflecting the landscape.

    By Cruise

    See Australia from the water’s edge, onboard luxury cruises or expedition voyages.

    Kimberley Expedition Cruise: Waterfalls, wildlife, and wild beauty

    Murray River Cruises: Old-school charm, modern comfort

    Tasmania Small-Ship Cruising: Gourmet meets wilderness

  • A red locomotive train traveling on railway tracks in an open landscape during daytime with cloudy sky.

    By Rail

    Trade airport chaos for panoramic views and a glass of wine in the lounge car.

    The Ghan: Adelaide to Darwin through the Red Centre

    Indian Pacific: Sydney to Perth, crossing the continent in serious style

    Great Southern: Coastal cruising from Brisbane to Adelaide

  • A heart-shaped coral formation in a clear, turquoise body of water surrounded by a rocky shoreline.

    By Air

    Board a Private Jet or Scenic Flight Experience, because you can’t see the Bungle Bungles from a cab.

    Outback Air Safaris: Multiple bucket-list stops, zero stress

    Great Barrier Reef Flights: Heart Reef from above

    Scenic Helicopter Lunches: Because why not land at a vineyard?

  • Mountains with rocky peaks under a bright blue sky, surrounded by colorful autumn foliage with orange, yellow, and green trees and rocks.

    By Foot

    Take it slow, soak it in, and let the path surprise you on a guided walking holiday.

    Cradle Mountain Huts Walk (TAS): Luxury hiking, yes it’s a thing

    Cape to Cape Track (WA): Coastal drama meets forest serenity

    Larapinta Trail (NT): Red rocks, ancient stories

  • An aerial view of a boat anchored in clear turquoise water near a sandy shoreline with dark patches of underwater vegetation.

    By Private Yacht

    Sail in style – perfect for romantic getaways, family celebrations or just living your billionaire fantasy for a day.

    Sunset champagne in front of the Opera House in Sydney

    Snorkelling off Whitehaven Beach

    Gourmet dining under the stars.

  • People sitting around a campfire in a forest with a clear, starry night sky and the Milky Way visible overhead.

    By 4WD

    Get dusty, but make it deluxe. Head deep into the heart of Australia with fully-equipped 4WD adventures that don’t skimp on comfort.

    Fire-cooked meals

    Real beds under starry skies

    Private guides who know their bush tucker from their bulldust.

Stay Your Way

  • View of two modern houses on a rocky cliffside surrounded by trees, with a river and hills in the background during sunset.

    Luxury Lodges & Wilderness Retreats

    El Questro Homestead – Kimberley, WA

    Remote, rugged and ridiculously beautiful.

    Private waterfalls, horseback adventures, 5-star food.

  • A woman sitting on a deck chair on a balcony overlooking a scenic coastal landscape with mountains, ocean, and lush greenery during dusk or early evening.

    Luxury Lodges & Wilderness Retreats

    Capella Lodge – Lord Howe Island, NSW

    Laid-back luxe on a World Heritage-listed island.

    Ocean-to-plate cuisine, guided hikes, and spa indulgence.

  • Woman relaxing on a hammock outside a tent overlooking a sandy beach and green dunes during sunset.

    Luxury Lodges & Wilderness Retreats

    Sal Salis – Ningaloo Reef, WA

    Eco-luxe safari tents on a secluded beach.

    Swim with whale sharks by day, stargaze by night.

  • Living room with large sliding glass door leading to a balcony with outdoor chairs and a scenic view of green trees and distant hills. Inside, there is a beige sofa with a pink throw blanket, a round marble coffee table, and a stone fireplace with wooden shelves holding decorative items.

    Wine Region Escapes

    Sequoia Lodge – Adelaide Hills, SA

    Hot springs, fire pits, and panoramic valley views.

    Designed for adults only. Very intentionally so.

  • People enjoying a social event in a high-rise apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows, including a woman with brown hair in white dress, a man in white shirt holding a drink, and a man in a dark uniform serving hors d'oeuvres at a table.

    City Stays

    Crown Towers – Melbourne & Sydney

    All-out opulence with skyline views and private butlers.

    Crystal Club, infinity pools, and world-class spas.

  • A woman in a strapless black dress sitting on a round woven stool near a fire pit with a drink in her hand, by a pool with orange umbrellas in the background.

    Coastal Escapes

    Elements of Byron – Byron Bay, NSW

    Eco-luxe beach villas with boho soul.

    Beach club, fire pit cocktails, and solar-powered everything.

  • Interior of a modern room with large floor-to-ceiling windows showing a desert landscape with red sand, bushes, and a large rock formation in the background. The room has a bed, a ceiling fan, a side table, and a colorful painting on the wall.

    Luxury Lodges & Wilderness Retreats

    Longitude 131° – Uluru, NT

    Iconic tented pavilions with views of Uluru.

    Private tours, fine dining, and First Nations cultural immersion.

Travel by Month

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    January

    The sun's blazing, the wine’s chilling, and the ocean’s calling.

    > Sydney Festival – Culture, music, and theatre across the city

    > Great Barrier Reef – Snorkel season (before the stingers take over)

    > Tasmania – MONA FOMA and beachy wild escapes

  • Aerial view of a coastline with sandy beach, rocks, and green hills, along with the ocean extending to the horizon under a clear sky.

    February

    A month for lovers… of food, festivals, and fewer crowds.

    Adelaide Hills Crush Festival – Sip, swirl, summer wines

    Wilsons Promontory – Coastal hikes and crystal-clear coves

    Gold Coast Hinterland – Waterfalls, walks, and rainforest retreats

  • A street market with tents and stalls, a man playing guitar on a rug, and people browsing and walking around on a sunny day.

    March

    The heat fades, but the magic stays. Cue long lunches and golden vines.

    Melbourne Food & Wine Festival – Forks up, it's foodie heaven

    Margaret River – Vintage season begins = best cellar door vibes

    Kakadu National Park – Lush, green, and teeming with wildlife

  • A large crowd of people gathered outdoors, many wearing Argentina soccer jerseys and waving flags, with some holding hats and taking photos. In the background are buildings and trees, with cables overhead.

    April

    Crisp mornings, cosy escapes, and everything smells like campfire smoke.

    Byron Bay Bluesfest – Music legends + beachy bliss

    Orange F.O.O.D. Week (NSW) – Regional produce at its absolute peak

    Flinders Ranges (SA) – Mild weather + ancient landscapes

  • A whale's tail is emerging from the ocean surface near a boat, with calm water and a cloudy sky in the background.

    May

    Nature’s in her moody, beautiful phase — perfect for walking holidays.

    Cradle Mountain (TAS) – Best time for hiking without snow

    Truffle season starts – Head to WA or TAS to hunt the good stuff

    Whale watching begins – Hervey Bay or Eden

  • A snowy ski slope with several skiers and snowboarders, bordered by trees, under an overcast sky.

    June

    Australia gets cosy – think open fires, red wine, and alpine adventure.

    Snowy Mountains & Falls Creek – Snow season kicks off

    Dark Mofo (Hobart) – Pagan winter weirdness + fine dining

    Northern Territory – Dry season begins = best time for the Top End

  • Cliffs and rock formations in the Blue Mountains with a forested valley background under a cloudy sky

    July

    Ski by day, sip by firelight by night. Or swap scarves for sarongs up north.

    Christmas in July in the Blue Mountains – Roast dinners, mulled wine, misty views

    The Kimberley – Peak season for cruising or 4WDing in style

    Yarra Valley Winter Escapes – Wine, gin, spa, repeat

  • Underwater scene with several jellyfish and a few small fish swimming among the blue water.

    August

    Everything’s in bloom — especially your appetite for adventure.

    Ningaloo Reef (WA) – Swim with humpbacks (yes, seriously)

    WA Wildflower Trail – One of the most diverse flower shows on earth

    Barossa Vintage Festival (biennial) – If it’s on, don’t miss it

  • A large field of colorful tulips in full bloom, with shades of pink, red, orange, and white, under a clear sky.

    September

    Nature's turning it on. It’s green, it’s floral, it’s road trip time.

    Canberra Floriade – A floral fever dream

    Great Ocean Road – Shoulder season, fewer crowds, perfect weather

    Daintree & Cape Tribulation – Lush, warm, no stingers

  • Vineyard with rows of grapevines, wooden stakes, green foliage, distant mountains, and a partly cloudy blue sky.

    October

    Grapes are growing, events are flowing, and the surf’s slowly waking up.

    Hunter Valley Wine & Food Festival – Cheers to spring

    Kangaroo Island (SA) – Wildlife + gourmet food without the buzzkill heat

    Grampians Peaks Trail (VIC) – New multi-day hike, old soul vibes

  • A quokka holding a piece of food on a sandy beach with the ocean and sky in the background.

    November

    Beach towels out, summer dresses on. It’s all happening.

    Melbourne Cup Carnival – Racing, fashion, and very strong cocktails

    Tasmania – Quiet, cool, and delicious

    Rottnest Island (WA) – Quokkas, bikes, beaches = bliss

  • Fireworks display over the Sydney Harbour Bridge with the Sydney Opera House in the background at night.

    December

    From barefoot beach barbecues to luxe lodge getaways.

    Bondi to Bronte Walk – Post-champagne stroll with ocean views

    Lord Howe Island – Like Fiji’s cooler, less Instagrammed cousin

    Sydney Harbour NYE – Fireworks and fizz, baby

Why Travel by EWT?

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Access You Didn’t Know Existed

Want the keys to a private château? A table at that impossible-to-book Tokyo restaurant? Front-row seats in the Serengeti? We’ve got the connections - and the charm - to make it happen.

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A Human Behind Every Detail

From your first call to wheels-up, you’ll have a real person (hi!) guiding the way - troubleshooting, tweaking, and whispering “try this instead” before you even need to ask.

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Travel That Transforms You

Whether it’s sipping Chianti in a Tuscan farmhouse or kayaking beside Antarctic glaciers, we design trips that immerse you - in culture, in place, in memory-making moments.

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The Confidence of a Concierge, The Data of a Pro

We use smart tools to stay one step ahead - tracking flight alerts, waitlists, visas, and logistics so you don’t have to lift a finger (except maybe to say “more champagne, please”).

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