Rugby Tours to Australia

Our rugby tours to Australia are unforgettable. Being one of – if not the most – popular tours taken by schools and groups, we have nailed the best places to compete, tournament fixtures, where to eat and stay.

It’s surprising for the Wallabies’ opponents to hear that rugby union is Australia’s fourth main sport, especially with a recent Rugby World Cup final under their belt. Their consistent displays are, in part, due to excellent weather and ideal training conditions across the country, which is why you should be considering a rugby tour to Australia.

Never has there been more flight options into Australia or such rich stopover options to break up this 24h journey Down Under.The next challenge is narrowing down the itinerary stops out of so many desirable locations. The warmth and beaches of Cairns lure many in whilst the traditionalists favour the Melbourne-Sydney-Brisbane route that ‘follows the sun’.

Wherever you end up there’s a sure fire guarantee that games will be competitive, the banter incessant and the celebrations lengthy and memorable.

@PetoneRugby Select XV 32-17 #Yorkshire Terriers. Tough encounter against an open age squad. @YRFU_Official @WestLeedsRUFC @YorkshireRugby pic.twitter.com/HQBSANHFNJ

— Mark Penny (@MarkPenny1) 30 July 2017

Wishing the @WalesRugbyL lads a wicked time during their last few days playing rugby and exploring the sites of Sydney 😀 pic.twitter.com/r61zmCJqFF — MSG Tours (@msgtours) 13 July 2017

Where to stay in Australia?

Brisbane
Cairns
Canberra
Melbourne
Perth
Sydney

For more information about accommodation in these destinations, hit the enquire button down below.

What to do in Australia?

There is plenty to do before and after rugby matches to make your trip to Australia a memorable and culturally vibrant occasion for you and your students.

Australia Zoo
Blue Mountains tour
Great Barrier Reef
Harbour Bridge Climb (Sydney)
MCG stadium tour

When to visit Australia?

Aussie rugby season commencing in March and running through to September makes football tours to Australia perfectly suited to Northern Hemisphere teams’ traditional touring windows of Easter and Summer.