Harbour icons, red desert and the Great Barrier Reef
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Spring, September to November, and autumn, March to May, are best for touring the whole country, while May to September is ideal for the tropical north and Great Barrier Reef.
Yes, most visitors need an ETA (subclass 601, A$20 service charge) or, for EU/EFTA and UK passport holders, the free eVisitor (subclass 651), both allowing up to 3 months per visit.
Ten to fourteen days lets you combine Sydney, the reef and either Uluru or the Great Ocean Road, while a week covers one region well.
Yes, the country is very large, so fly between regions and self-drive locally; distances inland are vast across an arid continent.
Sun protection and light clothing for the warm months, plus a jacket for cooler southern winters when temperatures can fall to around 11 degrees Celsius.
Watching sunset over Uluru, then snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef a few days later, captures the full sweep of the country's natural wonders.
Sample fresh seafood, a classic Aussie barbecue, meat pies and flat white coffee, and finish with a slice of pavlova or lamington.
Yes, wildlife parks, reef trips and gentle coastal walks suit all ages, and the country's tourism infrastructure supports large groups easily.
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