Trending Airbnb destinations in Australia for the winter of 2025 – and the top positions for the book

So that this winter break already dreams, but it is difficult to take a place in Australia to go? You are not the only one. Fortunately, the Airbnb champions made things a little easier by dismantling the top trends winter destinations for travelers in 2025, and there are some Korwers that blew the appetite.

In order to do even more your stay this year, Airbnb has introduced two new elements into his beloved app – services and experiences. With services, this means that you can now book things like a spa treatment, arrange catering or even hire a photographer to make your short vacation Super Luxe. With newly designed experiences, you can take part in a workshop, join a food tour or record the adventure by exploring a city with the locals who know best.

“We changed the way people travel seventeen years ago. More than two billion guests later are synonymous with accommodation,” says Brian Chesky, co -founder and CEO from Airbnb. “With the start of services and experiences, we change the trip again. Now you can do more than an Airbnb Airbnb Airbnb.”

In order to make the planning even easier, we found the best places here on the Urban List to spend five trendy winter destinations in Australia, as well as some additional experiences that you may want to try so that you can use your time optimally.

#1 Whitsundays, QLD

Hamptons on the hill

Airlie Beach | Sleeps 4

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How your Airbnbs with a 270 -degree view of the Whitsunday Islands? Us too. This top spot in Queensland offers a serious luxurious appeal. You have your own, fully self-contained two-bed with your own award-winning magnesium infinity pool and the epic entertainment area outdoors for lazing.

Your grill is out here on the undercover deck, with a view that is so fabulous that you begging, nominate cook. If that doesn't swim your boat, you are just a 10-minute walk to the beach and restaurants from Summing Airlie Beach, where you can book a cruise on the Great Barrier Reef.

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#2 Brisbane, QLD

Maison Marie

Balmoral | Sleep 8

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Close the front door. This epic Balmoral pad has its own home theater and our own bar and we couldn't be more excited. You are a ten -minute walk from Brisbane's Oxford Street with all your trendy cafes, shops and restaurants. Depending on the availability, you can even feel like diving in Brisban's little bars and street art on a tour through Airbnb experience.

You may not even have to unpack these hiking shoes if you have this type of setup at your home. You can literally stop at the bar to drink something on the way to your own cinema before you are in the plush office in your hand. Everything that is left is to order your dinner with your crew's nominated cook and to do your magic in the kitchen cooking quality. There is a grill in the covered outdoor entertainment area if you want to take the gourmet meal to make burgers instead.

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#3 Maroochydore, QLD

Luca

Maroochydore | Sleeps 4

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We call that luxury life. This lush apartment is located on the third floor of the legendary Chateau Royale complex and offers a wealth of designer details, including natural wooden furniture, brass cable and French linen in the bedrooms. Relax after a day of the beach in the air-conditioned lounge with a good book or enjoy a drink on the balcony with a view of the Lagoon pool.

The Cotton Tree Village is practically on the doorstep and ensures that you have a world of cafes, restaurants and shops on your fingertips. Regardless of whether you have a cozy walk to the famous restaurant scale restaurant for lunch and in the afternoon cocktails or pre -book an Airbnb experience to explore the handicraft analysis with a visit to the Apfelweinns in nearby Kunda Park, the choice is with you. Ready for a foretaste of coastal opening?

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#4 Melbourne, Vic

Martini Suite

Melbourne | Sleeps 2

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Prepare yourself to be thrilled. This masterpiece with a bedroom is located in the legendary Majorca building in Melbourne and gives more than a touch of glamor to your inner-city stay. Expect that the furniture is inspired by the Best of Art Doco, you can expect a statement wallpaper, geometric carpets and a luxurious leather lounge. Neck a cocktail before dinner from the best glassware in the opulent living room and look at the solid windows on the alley below.

If you want to get out and explore at an Airbnb experience, you can feel like discovering more about Melbournes Lanevays with art, history, food and wine tour. Do you prefer your home comfort? In this Victorian Airbnb there is a balcony of your lush bedroom, where you can apply a coffee and the people to the content of your heart.

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#5 Adelaide, Sat

The terrace apartment

Adelaide | Sleeps 4

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A bathroom apartment is a bathroom apartment in one of the few of the last remaining historical terrace houses in the heart of the city and is the epitome of the old meeting of the old meeting in the heart of Adelaides charming East End. Built in 1872 they are spoiled by the light airy bedrooms, which with luxurious linen and bed linen, divine, green corners that you can enjoy.

This breathtaking room is certainly just a short walk from some of the coolest shops, restaurants and bars in the city to your stored list. If you want to add an Airbnb experience to your trip, then visit the Adelaide Central Market with a local and discover its rich history and flavors. Yum!

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