When is the best and cheapest time of year to fly to Australia?

Question

I'm thinking about going sometime next year....possbily in out summer...June/July. I will be staying for a month or two just to check it out and then possibly move in 2009. I live in NJ so obviously I'll be flying from here to CA and then to OZ.

Answer 1

you need to watch the flight sales in your area. generally if you book six months ahead of time you'll get the cheapest flights - tho it may not be the best time weatherwise to see australia.
our winter - your summer is the best time to see the north of australia ie. queensland and northern territory.
you can't see it all mate as the country is bigger than the u.s.a. so pick a region and a theme - like beaches, surfing, wildlife, national parks, hiking, etc.

Answer 2

Australian iciness season is the main inexpensive and Air China has the main inexpensive tickets with a end over to break the 14hrs interior the air in Tipai. and ya can earn alot of fly miles aswell. the climate is alot greater appropriate if ya head over and travell approximately in iciness, as long as ya havent long gone too a strategies south of Aust I dought ya wanna see snow or the chilly yet iciness is the shot there are not any container Jelly fish nor are there any crocs roaming approximately rivers and billabongs in the time of the rainny season (summer season)........... and no Mozzzies (mosquiteo). Australia has the moist season for the time of our summer season and it get kinda bloody humid i know a few hoosiers dont ideas it yet I hate the bloody element reason ya wanna stay in doors fairly of getiing out and approximately. Concider yaself fortunate iciness and air fares circulate hand in hand with united states of america and Australia

Answer 3

it depends.
were are u coming from and were do u want to go?
i would say around Chrissy would be the most expensive. as it is our summer here and there is high demand for the beaches that would be the best time but mayb not the cheapest.

if u can tell me when ure thinking of coming and were ure coming from. i will be more than happy to help you out.

Answer 4

It depends entirely on where you want to go. If you want the tropical north, go in the dry season, Australia's winter. If you want the Southern States and beaches, go in the summer.

Australia is bigger than the USA and has a range of climates. The highest demand period is the summer, particularly over Christmas and New Year.

Answer 5

definitely not holidays haha. Um if your watching there are usually little cheap sales and things. Also if you get in quick, there are sometimes cheap seats

Answer 6

never

its a long way from anything

and the planes are full of asians