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Oceania & Australia Luxury Holidays

Discover Tailormade Oceania & Australia Holidays

A region where adventure meets tranquillity, Oceania, offers travellers a captivating mix of unique wildlife, natural wonders, indigenous heritage, and pristine beaches. Discover Tailor-made Australia & Oceania holidays by reaching out to Conte today.

Region Insights

With Conte's seasonal highlights, experience the distinct beauty of Australasia and Oceania. Discover New Zealand's pristine fjords cloaked in winter mist or bask in the endless sunshine of Australia's golden beaches, with every experience built for you.

The Daintree Rainforest, Queensland

The Daintree Rainforest in Queensland is Australia’s wild side at its best. Over 180 million years old, it’s one of the world’s oldest rainforests, older than the Amazon. Here, thick green canopies hide cassowaries, tree kangaroos, and ancient plants found nowhere else. Wooden boardwalks and jungle trails lead you through mangroves, waterfalls, and freshwater swimming holes.

At Cape Tribulation, the forest meets the Great Barrier Reef, offering a rare chance to see reef and rainforest in one day. The Daintree isn’t just stunning, it’s a living time capsule and a reminder of how wild and beautiful nature can be.

A winding stone path through lush green rainforest foliage, bordered by a rustic wooden railing. Bright green leaves surround the trail.
Aerial view of a tropical beach with white sand and turquoise waters, bordered by lush green hills and rocky formations.
A kangaroo stands beside a towering eucalyptus tree, surrounded by grass and foliage in a sunlit Australian bush setting.

Hāngī, New Zealand

Experiencing a traditional Hāngī in Aotearoa, New Zealand is a deeply grounding and communal journey into Māori culture. This ancient method of underground cooking uses heated stones buried in a pit to slow-cook meats, root vegetables, and stuffing, infusing the food with smoky earthiness and tender richness. Prepared with care and shared with heart, a Hāngī is more than a meal, it’s a connection to land, ancestry, and tradition.

Often hosted on marae (Māori communal grounds), Hāngī experiences begin with a pōwhiri (welcoming ceremony), followed by storytelling, song, and food prepared the way it has been for generations. Visitors witness the unearthing of the feast, steam rising from the soil, the scent of earth and fire blending into something unforgettable.

A hand pouring liquid from a ladle into a metal bowl over rocks, with steam rising
A close-up of a fire burning in a circular pit with glowing embers.
Close-up of brown soil with small rocks, showing texture and organic material.

Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne, Australia’s vibrant cultural capital, is a city that delights the senses and captivates the soul. Known for its dynamic blend of old-world charm and modern flair, Melbourne invites visitors to explore its laneways adorned with vivid street art, cozy cafés, and eclectic boutiques. By day, the city buzzes with activity, from the bustling Queen Victoria Market to the tranquil Royal Botanic Gardens.

As evening falls, Melbourne transforms. The skyline glows, the arts come alive, and the laneways hum with live music and laughter. Hop on a vintage tram to explore the city’s diverse neighbourhoods, each offering a unique taste of local life. Whether you’re watching a sunset over St Kilda Beach or sipping wine along the Yarra River, Melbourne offers a perfect balance of urban adventure and laid-back charm.

A city street with trams, tall buildings, and lush green trees lining the road.
A tram on tracks with tall buildings and trees lining the street.
A slice of toasted bread topped with avocado spread, shrimp, sun-dried tomatoes, and microgreens.
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