Australia tour FAQ’s:

1. What is the best month to travel in Australia? The northern Australian Outback has a distinct dry and wet season. The dry season from (May-October) is often considered the most comfortable time with heat. However in stark contrast the wet season (November-April) offers spectacular scenery, is lush and green, less tourists and must-be seen to be believed. The ‘build up’ to the wet being (October-November) when the heat and humidity is unbearable and relentless as very little rain and to be avoided.
   
2. How much time is needed to tour Australia? The sheer size of this continent means if you’re on the road then you are limited as to what you can see and you’ll spend countless hours driving rather than exploring. If you’re short on time, flying private is simply the best way to maximise your time exploring these large scale landscapes.
3. Are guided tours worth it? Expert tour leaders and local guides make sure your trip runs seamlessly. Here at Air Adventure we’ve been operating outback Australia tours since 1977 and in doing so, we are the longest operational air touring company in Australia. Over these years we have built great relationships and friendships at each destination we visit which is why we are able to offer the best on ground tour operators at each location. Nothing beats local knowledge which is why we always use local, expert guides some of whom have often lived in these regions their whole life and have a wealth of stories and knowledge to share. On a guided tour you won’t have to worry about a thing. We reckon that’s got to be worth it!