Plan your holiday with short-term rentals in Australia

Plan your holiday with short-term rentals in Australia

The continent of Australia has some of the most desirable travel destinations in the world, such as Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, and natural wonders teeming with wildlife, including the Great Barrier Reef and the Outback. Even with just a few days to explore, you can plan a memorable holiday that includes many of Australia’s most fascinating attractions when you book short-term rentals.

Fun-filled holidays in Australia

From outdoor adventures and unique native wildlife to culture, art and history, you’ll never run out of things to do in Australia. Whether you’re planning a trip with friends, family or on your own, Australia has something for everyone.

Beach retreats

Australia’s seemingly endless coastline boasts many pristine beaches with turquoise seas, colourful marine life and nearby parklands. You could visit famous surf beaches with unique seaside culture, such as Bondi Beach, Whitehaven Beach, a picturesque beach area with calm waters that are ideal for children, or the unspoilt natural beach areas of Fraser Island. Plenty of short-term rentals are available on or near the beach as well, so you can spend your whole time by the water.

Outdoor excursions

The vast wilderness, remote Outback and tropical waters of Australia are a natural playground for outdoor adventurers. You could hike among lush plants and glistening waterfalls in the Daintree Rainforest, climb the dramatic peaks of the Grampians National Park or explore the desert of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. If you prefer the water, you can dive wrecks off the famed Shipwreck Coast or snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, an expansive, colourful living reef that’s home to unique marine species.

Short city breaks

Throughout Australia’s major cities, you’ll find an array of art, cultural and historic sites, as well as restaurants and bars. You could visit famed landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, explore historic sites like the Cairns Railway Station and the Perth Mint or take the kids to fun places like the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Warner Bros. Movie World.

Sunny bedroom with hardwood floors, a king size bed, white and black bedding, grey rug and eclectic decor.

Destinations in Australia

From vibrant riverside cities and bustling coastal villages to pristine beaches and vast wilderness, each of Australia’s states offers a unique mix of places and experiences. With a short-term rental, you can make the most of your time and experience some of the best the continent has to offer.

Short stays in New South Wales

Known for its coastal cities and national parks, New South Wales is a destination for adventurers. You could explore outdoor spaces like the rugged Blue Mountains, dense rainforests and outback towns with opal mining, surf some of the area’s most spectacular breaks or spend your time seeing the sights of Sydney, such as the iconic Sydney Opera House. Short-term apartments and home rentals are available throughout the state, giving you endless options for how to spend your time.

A covered porch with a hanging rattan chair, and wooden table with fresh fruit on it, overlooking the beach.

Short stays in Queensland

Queensland is famed for its coastal and island areas, such as Fraser Island and the Whitsunday Islands, and its natural wonders, such as the Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef. Though there’s plenty to explore outdoors, the cities in Queensland have an array of attractions for all ages, such as Sea World and the Australia Zoo for kids and the vibrant cultural area of South Bank for the adults. Short-term rentals are available near the water, in the city or out in nature, so you can fit as much as possible into your trip.

Short stays in South Australia

Boasting spectacular wine regions like the Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, South Australia has a rich gourmet food and drink culture that draws foodies. With a short stay, you can spend your time on food and wine trails, enjoying local culinary events or trying out distinctive cuisine in excellent restaurants and bars. If you’re bringing the kids, they’ll love places like the Adelaide Zoo, Flinders Chase National Park and Mount Lofty.