Discover Australia
Australia
is a diverse destination, often seen as a continent in its own right. Its landscapes range from tropical rainforests and red deserts in the Outback to scenic vineyards, surf-friendly beaches, and vibrant cities. Thanks to a well-developed domestic flight network, you can explore many of these varied attractions on a single trip.
The classic stereotypes about Australia hold true: it’s a land known for its laid-back vibe, active outdoor lifestyles, and stunning natural wonders. Whether you want to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, join an Aboriginal-led bush walk, or savor the freshest seafood in Perth, we can guide you in making the most of your Australian adventure.
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What language is spoken in Australia?
English
What's the currency of Australia?
The official currency of Australia is the Australian dollar.
Where can I find the latest travel advice for Australia?
To find the most recent travel advice for Australia, including entry requirements, health guidelines, and safety information, please check the State Department website
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What can I experience in Argentina?
Argentina’s appeal lies in its stunning landscapes, vibrant wildlife, renowned wine, and rich cultural identity. From the massive Perito Moreno Glacier and Iguazú Falls to Buenos Aires’ Parisian architecture, tango, and lively nightlife, the country offers diverse experiences. In Buenos Aires, you can immerse yourself in the city’s energy before venturing into the pampas for a stay on a traditional estancia to experience the gaucho lifestyle.
To the south, Patagonia’s icy peaks and expansive wilderness offer whale-watching, glacier hikes, and other adventures. The Lake District is ideal for outdoor activities, while the northern Iberá Wetlands provide serene wildlife watching by canoe.
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Where should I go in Australia?
Sydney: Start your trip in this iconic city, known for the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and famous beaches like Bondi. Enjoy the bustling food scene, historic neighborhoods like The Rocks, and vibrant nightlife, including local speakeasies and harbor views.
Great Barrier Reef: Explore this natural wonder off the coast of Queensland, perfect for snorkeling and diving among colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience for underwater explorers.
Uluru & The Outback: Discover Australia’s heartland with a visit to the sacred site of Uluru. Take guided hikes, learn about Aboriginal culture, and witness spectacular desert sunsets that illuminate the red sands of the Outback.
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Do I need a visa to visit Australia?
US passport holders visiting Australia must have a visa or an approved Electronic Travel Authority (ETA), according to the US Department of State website. The ETA allows you to enter Australia as much as you’d like during a 12-month period and stay for up to 3 months at one time. Your visa application may incur a service charge of AUD20. More information on the ETA for Australia can be found on the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs site.
Do I need vaccinations to visit Australia?
Your doctor can offer immunization guidance for Australia, but it's important to be up to date with your home country’s recommended vaccinations. You can also review the suggested vaccinations by visiting the CDC website
