OCEANIA

Let’s be straight forward for once and realise that the best time to visit Australia and New Zealand is when you have both, the Time and the Money. Both of these places are entirely an another world in Oceania (given the crazy flight time) with stirring personalities of their own that a pre planned Travel Itinerary wouldn’t do them justice if factors like weather and season are not taken in to consideration.

Even though being a long way from the rest of the world, their amazing cultures, breathtaking landscapes and great wines make them popular tourist destinations and in turn, overall quite expensive. Now, in order to make the most of your time and money in such places.

I believe it is important to keep in mind a few factors favourable towards you enjoying both the destinations to the fullest and what’s better than covering both the countries together and enjoying two different places with only one long return flight (in our case it was all the way from Dubai). Hence, these are a couple of important factors to keep in mind while travelling to AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND: CLIMATE and PEAK SEASONS.

Seasons is Australia and New Zealand run opposite to the rest of the world. While the world is dreaming of snowy Christmas and layering up, Australia and New Zealand getting a good ol’ tan and enjoying the Oceanic waters. Australia is massive; when it is bright and sunny in Sydney an hour’s flight away Melbourne will be freezing and wet at the same time.

So if you wish to do many places together it is best to go prepared with both your swim trunks and the beanie. New Zealand on the other hand does not vary in temperature this excessively but is usually a lot cooler and pleasant than Australia during their Summer.