

New South Wales offers historic towns, vineyards and national parks, while Snowy Mountains provide year-round adventures, from skiing to hiking, biking and kayaking. Sydney has it all - from iconic harbour landmarks, golden beaches, vibrant neighbourhoods and an exciting dining and events scene. Beyond the bustling capital, the UNESCO-listed Blue Mountains offer spectacular scenery, charming towns and excellent dining, while the Hunter Valley is renowned for outstanding wines and gourmet experiences. Along the coast, discover Jervis Bay, Port Stephens, Byron Bay and the dramatic Kiama Blowhole. Further afield, Lord Howe Island provides a tranquil escape, while the Outback reveals Aboriginal heritage and rugged landscapes.
Our recommendations for the most popular resorts to visit in New South Wales
A selection of our most popular touring itineraries including New South Wales.
New South Wales enjoys warm semi-tropical summers, particularly in the lower central areas. Mountain regions in the west have a cooler climate, when snow can be expected in winter. Rainfall is heaviest from March to June.
Sydney is approximately 21 hours from the UK (including a stopover).
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