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Reasons to go to Australia
Australia is considered to be one of the world's oldest civilizations, with its wonderful customs and traditions. And somehow reminds of a melting pot , as it has gathered people from more than 150 countries, what makes Australia the most diverse nation in the world . Therefore a mixture of styles can be seen almost everywhere beginning from the architecture and arts up to the national cuisine.
Ayers Rock in the middle of the desert ,more than 7,000 beaches, and, exotic animal like koalas, Kangaroos and crocodiles and miraculous wildlife, a 110-million-year-old rainforest and what not can't but attract plenty of tourist annually.
Everyone can find something to her/his taste here. Those who are crazy about shopping will definitely have to go to Melbourne and take in a festival. You're always welcome to visit Sydney Opera House or spend a couple of weeks or days skiing the Victorian Alps.
It's needless to say about Australia's wonderful climate and unique ecology. Whenever you go there the weather won't let you down or disappoint you.
Australia Flights Seasonality
It has to be mentioned that U.S. and Australian seasons are reversed: winter lasts from June to September and summer lasts from November to March. The northern part of Australia is warmer with wet and humid summers and the southern part is colder. Tropical climate is typical of Cairns, and it is warm here year-round. There are warm summers, and cool winters, which are rarely cold in Melbourne . On the whole summer is hot and great beach weather. Autumn ad spring are usually mild everywhere.
Peak Season:
December to March, specially Christmas and New Year's time is a peak season in Southern part of Australia.
From April to September is a great time in Queensland, the Top End, Red Center, and most of Western Australia
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Off Season:
the Red Center, Western Australia ,Top End, except Perth and the southwest is typically the off-season from October through March. In September and October it's better to take a flight to the southern states.
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