Weather at the moment
Weather all year round
Due to its vastness, Australia has several climatic zones (tropical, desert, Mediterranean and oceanic). Pleasant to visit all year round, Australia is the continent with the lowest rainfall in the world
In the south, the seasons are reversed compared to France. Winter being in July-August and summer in November-December.
In the north there are only two seasons: the dry season (May to October) and the wet season (November to April)
- January
- 18°C
- 26°C
- February
- 18°C
- 26°C
- March
- 17°C
- 24°C
- April
- 14°C
- 22°C
- May
- 11°C
- 19°C
- June
- 9°C
- 16°C
- July
- 8°C
- 16°C
- August
- 9°C
- 17°C
- Sept.
- 11°C
- 19°C
- October
- 13°C
- 22°C
- Nov.
- 16°C
- 23°C
- Dec.
- 17°C
- 25°C
- January
- 21°C
- 36°C
- February
- 21°C
- 35°C
- March
- 17°C
- 32°C
- April
- 12°C
- 27°C
- May
- 8°C
- 23°C
- June
- 5°C
- 19°C
- July
- 4°C
- 19°C
- August
- 6°C
- 23°C
- Sept.
- 9°C
- 27°C
- October
- 14°C
- 31°C
- Nov.
- 18°C
- 34°C
- Dec.
- 20°C
- 36°C
- January
- 16°C
- 30°C
- February
- 17°C
- 30°C
- March
- 15°C
- 27°C
- April
- 13°C
- 23°C
- May
- 10°C
- 18°C
- June
- 8°C
- 16°C
- July
- 7°C
- 15°C
- August
- 8°C
- 17°C
- Sept.
- 9°C
- 19°C
- October
- 11°C
- 23°C
- Nov.
- 13°C
- 26°C
- Dec.
- 15°C
- 28°C
- January
- 17°C
- 29°C
- February
- 17°C
- 29°C
- March
- 16°C
- 27°C
- April
- 14°C
- 24°C
- May
- 12°C
- 21°C
- June
- 10°C
- 18°C
- July
- 9°C
- 17°C
- August
- 9°C
- 18°C
- Sept.
- 10°C
- 19°C
- October
- 12°C
- 21°C
- Nov.
- 14°C
- 24°C
- Dec.
- 16°C
- 27°C
Budget
The Australian currency is the Australian dollar (AU$ or AUD). The overall cost of living in Australia is higher than in Europe. Even if car rentals remain attractive and there are many forms of cheap accommodation. To save on transport, you can buy a bus pass, monitor air offers or bring back empty rental vehicles.
Health
For a classic stay, Australia does not present any major health risks. However, make sure that your compulsory vaccinations in France are up to date before you leave. Depending on the duration and modalities of the stay, vaccination against hepatitis B and Japanese encephalitis may be recommended.
Note: your worst enemies will be the sun and sandflies. Solar radiation in Australia is particularly strong because it is near the equator and the hole in the ozone layer. It is imperative to use a sunscreen with a high index to avoid sunburn. Sandflies (or biting midges) are tiny insects whose stings are very irritating and which are found near beaches and estuaries in tropical or subtropical areas (QLD, NT, WA). A repellent will be enough to get rid of it.
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