Exploring unusual destinations during the spring school holidays can create unforgettable experiences for your family. Here are ten unusual destinations in Australia that offer unique and memorable adventures. Book your ideal holiday rental accommodation in these trending destinations now on Search and Stay.

  1. Coober Pedy, South Australia: Known as the "Opal Capital of the World," Coober Pedy is famous for its underground homes and opal mines. Stay in an underground hotel, explore underground churches, and try your hand at opal mining. Book Coober Pedy holiday accommodation now on Search and Stay.
  2. The Pinnacles, Western Australia: Visit the otherworldly Pinnacles Desert, a surreal landscape filled with limestone formations that resemble ancient alien spires. It's particularly captivating during sunrise or sunset. Book West Australia holiday accommodation now on Search and Stay.
  3. Lake Eyre, South Australia: Witness the transformation of Australia's largest salt lake during spring when it sometimes fills with water, attracting an abundance of birdlife and offering stunning reflections. Book Lake Eyre holiday accommodation now on Search and Stay.
  4. Cape Tribulation, Queensland: Explore the enchanting Daintree Rainforest, where the rainforest meets the reef. Go on a guided jungle surfing adventure or a crocodile-spotting tour along the Daintree River. Book holiday accommodation in the Daintree now on Search and Stay.
  5. Broken Hill, New South Wales: Discover the artistic and quirky town of Broken Hill, known for its unique galleries, sculptures, and the stunning Living Desert Reserve with its sculptures set against the desert backdrop. Search and Stay has Broken Hill holiday rentals book now
  6. Warrumbungle National Park, New South Wales: This national park is a hidden gem for stargazing. It's Australia's first Dark Sky Park, making it a fantastic spot for astronomy enthusiasts. Book Warrumbungles holiday accommodation now on Search and Stay.
  7. Kangaroo Island, South Australia: Experience the unique wildlife and stunning landscapes of Kangaroo Island. Visit Flinders Chase National Park to see Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch, both natural wonders. Book Kangaroo Island holiday rentals now on Search and Stay.
  8. Montague Island, New South Wales: Montague Island is home to a thriving colony of seals and fairy penguins. Take a wildlife tour and enjoy a rare opportunity to snorkel with seals. Book Montague Island holiday homes now on Search and Stay.
  9. Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory: While Kakadu is a well-known destination, few visitors venture there during the wet season (spring in the Northern Territory). Witness thundering waterfalls, lush vegetation, and an abundance of birdlife. Search and Stay has the perfect Kakadu accommodation, search now.
  10. Lord Howe Island, New South Wales: This UNESCO World Heritage-listed island is a hidden paradise. It's perfect for snorkeling, hiking, and bird watching, with its unique Kentia palm forests.

These unusual destinations offer a chance to break away from the usual tourist spots and create extraordinary memories during the spring school holidays. Be sure to plan your trip well in advance, as some of these places may have limited accommodations and availability during peak seasons.