FAQ

The Luxury Lodges of Australia are owned and operated independently of each other. They also operate in enormously diverse locations and environments. Most offer a rate that includes a range of meals, beverages and importantly, experiences. As a result, the inclusions in an all-included tariff are not generally consistent across this collection. Find out what’s included at each lodge

Climatic conditions vary widely across Australia over the seasons. Explore our seasons to see more detail about seasonal conditions at each lodge location, and discover the many experiences available at each time of year to help you plan your journey.

The colours are really a guide but not a definitive code. Blue for water based or island, Green for country, mountains or wine regions, Brown for the ‘outback’ or interior. But some of the kangaroos really should be multi-colour!

Many of the lodges are family friendly and have incredible age-appropriate experiences for families of all ages to enjoy together. View child policies on each lodge’s FAQ page.

Most of the lodges have at least one wildlife experience or connection. Some of them are pure heaven for wildlife junkies.

The outback is a broad term meaning almost anywhere in the interior of this island continent. However the outback has a variety of characters – the Red Centre, the dramatic landscapes of the Ikara – Flinders Ranges and the vast wilderness of The Kimberley.

You don’t have to go to the outback for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experience. Many of the Luxury Lodges have the privilege of showcasing the oldest continuing culture in the world through the depth and diversity of experiences that connect guests to Country and our First Nations peoples.

Easy! Simply sign up to our mailing list and you will receive one communication every 6 weeks or so. We don’t bombard you with daily or even weekly newsletters.

Alternatively, bookmark our News & Offers page and refer to it at leisure.

Luxury Lodges of Australia is a membership association – but we are not a booking agency. You can access each lodge’s website via the links on the individual lodge pages on this site to find out more or enquire about rates and availability.

For more complex itineraries we do recommend that you use your trusted travel advisor or a destination specialist to ensure your entire itinerary is seamless.