Experience Australia’s unique culture, subtropical climates, vast and varied geography, and mingle among its charming natives. Work with some of the finest hospitality businesses, while immersing yourself in one of the most-visited destinations in the world.
The Regions of Australia
We place participants in many different locations. Click the map to learn more.
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Northern Austraila
May – November
North Australia, for the most part, home to the rural center of Australia. In regard to climate, Northern Australia is generally warm, with shifts between wet and dry, making it ideal for individuals seeking an outdoor lifestyle experience. Additionally, it is recognized as the third largest state in Australia, with only 300,000 inhabitants approximately. Talk about vast!With cities like Darwin in its midst, the Northern territory still has a blend between city and country.
Visit Darwin to visit various crocodile parks and reminisce on the days of Dundee. The beautiful state of Queensland, located near the Great Barrier Reef, is surrounded by some of the most well-known islands and water bays in Australia, including the Whitsunday Islands! The Northern Territory, specifically, represents a more rural and culturally integrated region of Australia. Visit Uluru, a famous and humongous sand monolith located at the Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National park.
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Southern Australia and Tasmania
October – April
Southern Australia is known for its diverse lifestyle, welcoming a number of individuals into its heart each year. Home to well-known cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, Southern Australia presents an almost perfect balance between metropolitan living and natural exploration. The climate includes warm, dry summers and short, mild winters, inviting over 300 days of sunshine per year.Cities in Southern Australia are home to a large number of noteworthy zoos and aquariums, along with a number of museums and world-renowned landmarks. Some of these attractions include: the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne’s Royal Botanical Gardens and Perth’s Penguin Island. Last but not least, Tasmania is an island state and is home to a number of breathtakingly beautiful mountains, including Cradle Mountain and Mount Wellington.
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Brisbane and Gold Coast, Queensland
September – March
Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, which is known as Australia’s sunshine state! Unlike many large cities in Australia, Brisbane is not located on the coast, and therefore, is not directly located near beaches and is more laidback than bustling cities like Sydney. Similar to Southern Australia, Brisbane’s climate offers hot summers and mild winters. Most importantly, however, Brisbane is known for their amazing level of hospitality. Calm, happy, and inclusive, Brisbane is a great location to feel welcomed and free!
Brisbane is full of mountains and natural attractions, great for individuals fueled by a desire to take excursions, hikes, and be with mother earth. In addition to this, adventure seekers will love the Giant Drop, a 390 foot drop tower ride and landmark located at the Dreamworld Theme Park in Queensland.
The Regions of Australia
We place participants in many different locations. Click the map to learn more.
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Northern Austraila
May – November
North Australia, for the most part, home to the rural center of Australia. In regard to climate, Northern Australia is generally warm, with shifts between wet and dry, making it ideal for individuals seeking an outdoor lifestyle experience. Additionally, it is recognized as the third largest state in Australia, with only 300,000 inhabitants approximately. Talk about vast! With cities like Darwin in its midst, the Northern territory still has a blend between city and country.
Visit Darwin to visit various crocodile parks and reminisce on the days of Dundee. The beautiful state of Queensland, located near the Great Barrier Reef, is surrounded by some of the most well-known islands and water bays in Australia, including the Whitsunday Islands! The Northern Territory, specifically, represents a more rural and culturally integrated region of Australia. Visit Uluru, a famous and humongous sand monolith located at the Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National park.
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Southern Australia and Tasmania
October – April
Southern Australia is known for its diverse lifestyle, welcoming a number of individuals into its heart each year. Home to well-known cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, Southern Australia presents an almost perfect balance between metropolitan living and natural exploration. The climate includes warm, dry summers and short, mild winters, inviting over 300 days of sunshine per year.
Cities in Southern Australia are home to a large number of noteworthy zoos and aquariums, along with a number of museums and world-renowned landmarks. Some of these attractions include: the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne’s Royal Botanical Gardens and Perth’s Penguin Island. Last but not least, Tasmania is an island state and is home to a number of breathtakingly beautiful mountains, including Cradle Mountain and Mount Wellington.
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Brisbane and Gold Coast, Queensland
September – March
Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, which is known as Australia’s sunshine state! Unlike many large cities in Australia, Brisbane is not located on the coast, and therefore, is not directly located near beaches and is more laidback than bustling cities like Sydney. Similar to Southern Australia, Brisbane’s climate offers hot summers and mild winters. Most importantly, however, Brisbane is known for their amazing level of hospitality. Calm, happy, and inclusive, Brisbane is a great location to feel welcomed and free!
Brisbane is full of mountains and natural attractions, great for individuals fueled by a desire to take excursions, hikes, and be with mother earth. In addition to this, adventure seekers will love the Giant Drop, a 390 foot drop tower ride and landmark located at the Dreamworld Theme Park in Queensland.
The Regions of Australia
May – November
North Australia, for the most part, home to the rural center of Australia. In regard to climate, Northern Australia is generally warm, with shifts between wet and dry, making it ideal for individuals seeking an outdoor lifestyle experience. Additionally, it is recognized as the third largest state in Australia, with only 300,000 inhabitants approximately. Talk about vast!
With cities like Darwin in its midst, the Northern territory still has a blend between city and country. Visit Darwin to visit various crocodile parks and reminisce on the days of Dundee. The beautiful state of Queensland, located near the Great Barrier Reef, is surrounded by some of the most well-known islands and water bays in Australia, including the Whitsunday Islands! The Northern Territory, specifically, represents a more rural and culturally integrated region of Australia. Visit Uluru, a famous and humongous sand monolith located at the Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National park.
October – April
Southern Australia is known for its diverse lifestyle, welcoming a number of individuals into its heart each year. Home to well-known cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, Southern Australia presents an almost perfect balance between metropolitan living and natural exploration. The climate includes warm, dry summers and short, mild winters, inviting over 300 days of sunshine per year.
Cities in Southern Australia are home to a large number of noteworthy zoos and aquariums, along with a number of museums and world-renowned landmarks. Some of these attractions include: the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne’s Royal Botanical Gardens and Perth’s Penguin Island. Last but not least, Tasmania is an island state and is home to a number of breathtakingly beautiful mountains, including Cradle Mountain and Mount Wellington.
September – March
Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland, which is known as Australia’s sunshine state! Unlike many large cities in Australia, Brisbane is not located on the coast, and therefore, is not directly located near beaches and is more laidback than bustling cities like Sydney. Similar to Southern Australia, Brisbane’s climate offers hot summers and mild winters. Most importantly, however, Brisbane is known for their amazing level of hospitality. Calm, happy, and inclusive, Brisbane is a great location to feel welcomed and free!
Brisbane is full of mountains and natural attractions, great for individuals fueled by a desire to take excursions, hikes, and be with mother earth. In addition to this, adventure seekers will love the Giant Drop, a 390 foot drop tower ride and landmark located at the Dreamworld Theme Park in Queensland.
Work, Live and Travel in Australia
Australia has plenty of opportunities to work, play and live.
GeoVisions is happy to enable great “down under” experiences with several flexible working holiday programs. We connect high-end hospitality businesses throughout Australia with individuals looking for a variety of work and lifestyle opportunities. If you’re craving a change in your life or want to jumpstart an international career, incredible opportunities and experiences await.
Work, Live and Travel in Australia
Australia has plenty of opportunities to work, play and live.
GeoVisions is happy to enable great “down under” experiences with several flexible working holiday programs. We connect high-end hospitality businesses throughout Australia with individuals looking for a variety of work and lifestyle opportunities. If you’re craving a change in your life or want to jumpstart an international career, incredible opportunities and experiences await.
Working Holiday Programs
Working Holiday programs allow people to earn money working in temporary positions in Australia’s booming hospitality industry.
These working holiday programs give you a chance to experience Australia while working in temporary jobs to help fund your fun!
Working Holiday Program Highlights
Explore Australia
Nine million people traveled to Australia last year to explore and enjoy the treasures found throughout the country. Australia has something for every interest and individual:
Adventure across stunning landscapes from coast to country
Explore indigenous Australia’s fascinating ancient culture
Visit natural attractions and experience unique animal encounters
See the country’s vast vibrant terrains and rugged beauty
Relax in secluded sandy shores and sparkling oceans
Flexible Programs and Fabulous Jobs
Our Working Holiday programs provide the flexibility to work as little or as much as you want.
Let GeoVisions help you find the right program, job, and schedule to make the most of your Australian adventure.