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Australia tour packages from Delhi are international holiday itineraries that start at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and combine flights, stays and sightseeing across Australian cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and Perth. Land-only arrangements start at Rs.1,20,999 per person, with flights from Delhi priced separately. The trip suits first-time visitors, families and honeymooners, and the best season to travel is May to October, when northern Australia is drier and southern cities are cooler.
If your budget is the first question, start with the land-only figure and then add flights from Delhi, which change by date. Most Delhi travellers choose between a short four-night city break and a seven-night trip covering two cities. The sections below walk through costs, routings, trip lengths and the paperwork to check before you leave.
Departures from Delhi are being added. These Australia packages can be booked from Delhi today.
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₹1,85,000/ person
Land-only arrangements start at Rs.1,20,999 per person, an indicative figure that is confirmed at booking. It covers your stays, listed sightseeing and ground transfers. Flights from Delhi are priced separately and change by date, so confirm at booking.
The final amount depends on your travel month, hotel category and how many cities you add. Peak months such as November to January usually cost more than the quieter shoulder months. Ask for a line-by-line breakdown so you can see exactly what the land-only figure includes, and whether internal Australian flights or day trips such as the Great Barrier Reef are part of the quote or extra.
Budget travellers can keep costs down by choosing one base city instead of two, travelling in a shoulder month, and booking early. Each extra city adds a hotel change and often an internal flight, so a single-city trip usually comes in lower than a multi-city one. For a wider look at options, see Australia tour packages.
Your trip begins at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi's main international gateway. Because Delhi is a major hub, you can choose between direct and connecting routings to Australia.
A direct routing gets you into Sydney or Melbourne with less time in transit, which helps if you want to start sightseeing on day two. A connecting routing through an Asian hub can cost less and may land you in Perth or Brisbane, but it adds a stop and a longer first day. Check current schedules for direct versus connecting options before you lock your dates.
Plan for the return leg too. An early Delhi departure often means a late-night arrival back, so book a hotel near the airport for the first night home if your flight lands after midnight. Keep your passport, visa paperwork and booking confirmations together in your hand luggage so they are easy to show at check-in.
Once the journey from Delhi is counted into your first and last day, the nights you book decide how much you can realistically cover. The table below shows three lengths that work well for Delhi departures.
| Nights | What it covers | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| 4 nights | One city, usually Sydney or Melbourne, with a day trip to the Blue Mountains or Great Ocean Road | Short-break travellers who want a single base and no internal flights |
| 7 nights | Two cities, such as Sydney and Cairns, with the Great Barrier Reef and a city day | Couples and families on a first Australia trip |
| 14 nights | Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and Uluru, with internal flights between them | Travellers who want the main highlights in one trip |
If you are unsure, start with 7 nights. It gives you two bases without rushing and fits neatly around a Delhi departure. Four nights works only if you accept losing a full day to the flight in each direction.
Land in Sydney, spend three nights there, fly to Cairns for three nights on the reef, and finish with two nights in Melbourne. This order works for Delhi travellers because the long-haul arrival is followed by a city stay, not an immediate internal flight.
The domestic hop in the middle also breaks up the trip. Keep your last night in Melbourne or Sydney so your departure airport is close to your hotel, and the morning transfer to the airport stays simple. Ask your planner to confirm the internal flight times so your Cairns arrival does not fall on a day you have already booked for the city.
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