Australia Honeymoons

Hamilton Island Beach Club is an intimate, adults-only boutique property set directly on the pristine sands of Catseye Beach, offering an exclusive stay in the Whitsundays steeped in privacy and personalised service. With an impressive infinity-edge pool peering out across the sand and sea plus a serene spa, tennis courts and flavoursome dining, this is the perfect retreat to savour moments of tranquillity in between adventures through the Whitsundays and Great Barrier Reef.

With a coveted address on cosmopolitan Macrossan Street in Port Douglas, Coconut Grove Port Douglas sits a mere 140 metres from magnificent Four Mile Beach, offering divine views of the rainforest-covered mountains and the azure Coral Sea. Comprising a collection of spacious, self-contained apartment accommodations, this property offers a sophisticated and alternative approach to traditional resort-style accommodation where expansive open-plan spaces and luxurious amenities cater to couples, families and everything in between.

Cooinda Lodge is a resort-style lodge on Murumburr Country in Southern Kakadu National Park, roughly three to four hours' drive from Darwin via the Stuart and Arnhem Highways, with air access through Darwin International Airport or private charter flights. It brings together an unusually wide range of accommodation, from luxury eco-villas to characterful glamping tents and practical family rooms, around two shaded swimming pools, indoor and alfresco dining, a fuel station, general store, and the Warradjan Cultural Centre. This is not a hotel you pass on the way to Kakadu; it sits within it, walking distance from the Yellow Water Billabong and the boat cruises that draw travellers to this corner of the Northern Territory in the first place. One guest put it simply: "Spent 4 nights at this fabulous resort in Kakadu and didn't want to leave."

Accessible only by boat or helicopter and framed by rainforest-quilted hillsides and the cerulean waters of the Coral Sea, this adults-only property is the true definition of a remote tropical island hideaway. From elegant oceanfront villas to mesmerising snorkelling, a spellbinding infinity pool and gourmet cuisine, experience the essence of the Whitsundays while immersed in pure luxury.

Nestled in the southern reaches of the Great Barrier Reef, Heron Island lies surrounded by thriving coral reefs, ivory-white beaches and resplendently clear waters rich with marine life. Reached by boat or helicopter from Gladstone, Queensland, Heron Island Resort delivers a more rustic, barefoot retreat defined by authentic connections with the natural world.

With a pristine setting in the heart of the protected Lizard Island National Park, this idyllic Australian island resort offers one of the most remote and exclusive barefoot luxury escapes on the Great Barrier Reef. Accessible via private charter flight from Cairns, there’s an authentic, untouched feel to the island, which lies surrounded by vivid coral reefs, floury white beaches and the glistening turquoise waters of the Coral Sea.

Accessible by helicopter from Townsville, Orpheus Island Lodge accommodates just 28 guests across 14 rooms, suites and villas hidden among tropical gardens and overlooking the Coral Sea, promising a deeply secluded and intimate experience surrounded by pristine nature.

Overlooking Sydney Harbour and the iconic, sail-inspired roof of the Sydney Opera House, Park Hyatt Sydney delivers contemporary style and a convenient location close to the city’s sought-after attractions. 

Port Douglas Peninsula Boutique Hotel offers a small, intimate and personalised environment in Port Douglas, ensuring a stay steeped in tranquillity in between adventures to the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest. With a heated outdoor swimming pool and an open-air beachfront restaurant, this 4-star boutique property has all you need for a relaxing escape, whether you’re in transit or simply enjoying Port Douglas’ premier location in Tropical North Queensland.

In a region filled with ancient folklore and terrain, Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef sits cradled between the two World Heritage Areas of Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park. Here, 16 eco-luxury safari tents (including one designated Honeymoon Tent) lie scattered across the gentle dunes, peering out towards Ningaloo Reef, the largest fringing World Heritage-listed coral reef where you can immerse yourself in a world of extraordinary marine biodiversity right from the shoreline.

At Silky Oaks Lodge, 40 treehouse-style suites boast elevated positions within the rainforest canopy for a seamless integration with the jungle wilderness of Tropical North Queensland. Set on the edge of Mossman River, this intimate rainforest retreat lies in harmony with its pristine surrounds, offering explorative activities and access to the region’s most fabled natural attractions, from the crystal-clear pools of Mossman Gorge to the astounding biodiversity of the Daintree Rainforest and Great Barrier Reef.

The Indian Pacific is one of the world’s great rail journeys, crossing the vast Australian landmass from Sydney, New South Wales, to Perth in Western Australia, with a further option to travel to and from Adelaide in South Australia. Passing through some of the continent’s most awe-striking landscapes – from the forest-clad Blue Mountains of New South Wales to the ochre-hued plains of the Outback – experience the raw beauty and incredible scale of Australia from a unique, slow travel perspective.

Situated just a 25-minute drive north of Cairns International Airport, The Reef House Adults Retreat rests within the charming tropical enclave of Palm Cove, where white-sand beaches backed by towering palm trees merge with the cerulean-blue Coral Sea. Offering an intimate, personalised experience, the hotel combines colonial-style architecture with lush gardens, two sparkling swimming pools and complimentary indulgences like afternoon tea and evening drinks and canapés for an exclusive adults-only escape where every detail is taken care of.