2026 Thredbo Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

Located in Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales, Australia, about a 5.5-hour drive from Sydney, Perisher is one of the largest alpine ski resorts in the Southern Hemisphere. The resort consists of four interconnected villages: Perisher Valley, Smiggin Holes, Guthega, and Blue Cow, covering an area of approximately 12 square kilometers. 🕐Opening Hours Ski Season: June 8 to October 7 annually Daily Opening Hours: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm 🎿Terrain and Slopes Suitable for all levels of skiers: 22% beginner slopes, 60% intermediate slopes, 18% advanced slopes Australia's largest terrain park Gentle slopes with many beginner runs, suitable for beginners and children 🧑‍🏫Facilities and Services Comprehensive ski facilities and rental services Ski school with professional instructors A wide variety of dining and accommodation options ‼️Recommendations 1. Book accommodation and ski equipment in advance. 2. Pay attention to weather conditions and slope openings. 3. Purchase ski insurance for safety. 4. Plan your time wisely to make the most of the opening hours.

You want mountain views, a river setting, and a peaceful spot among the snow gums? Thredbo Diggings campground is definitely the site for you. During summer, lots of families and fishermen enjoy this place by Thredbo River. The former like to ride the Thredbo Valley track, walk riverside Bullocks track, or cool off in the in the water. The latter aren’t too fond of all that splashing but try to hook brown and rainbow trout with a spot of fly fishing. For hardcore skiers, who are also very well-prepared, Thredbo Diggings campground is a short drive to the ski fields at Thredbo Alpine Village and the ski tube to Perisher. Thredbo Diggings campground is also a short drive to Ngarigo campground as well as local attractions including Wild Brumby Schnapps Distillery, Lake Crackenback Resort and Bullocks Hut.#australia

❄️ Thredbo: An Alpine Wonderland for Winter Thrills & Chill Vibes 🏔️ If you’re dreaming of snow-dusted adventures and mountain magic, Thredbo in August truly delivers! From thrilling firsts on the ice rink to toasty breakfasts with a view, it’s the ultimate Southern Hemisphere winter escape. Start your day riding the scenic chairlift up the mountain—watch as misty valley views open up below you. The sunrise session at Eagles Nest Café is a must; nothing beats that first sip of coffee while snowy peaks surround you. Afterwards, make your way down for your first-ever ice skating experience. The Thredbo Leisure Centre rink is beginner-friendly, full of families, and such a memorable photo spot—be sure to capture those clumsy-but-happy first glides, frosty breath, and all! Don’t skip a wander through the snow village; even in winter, there’s a festive buzz and plenty of alpine architecture for those “wish you were here” shots. Warm up with hot chocolate at one of the cozy mountain bars, especially after your ice session. 🧭 Visitor Tips: · Thredbo can be busy in August, so secure accommodation and any lessons early. · The mountain weather changes fast—dress in layers and always bring gloves (especially when ice skating!). · Some restaurants and attractions are closed Mondays and Tuesdays, so double-check opening times (generally 10:00am to midnight, longer on weekends). · Parking is limited; if you’re staying nearby, consider walking or using the village shuttle. #Thredbo #SnowTrip #AustraliaTravel #WinterEscape #AlpineAdventure

Thredbo is where snowy dreams come true! 🤍⛷️ If you’ve ever wanted to learn to ski, or just see real fluffy snow, then this alpine paradise in New South Wales will blow your mind. Top Spots to Visit: 1. Thredbo Village: NSW 2627, Australia. Open year-round, most days from late morning till midnight (Wed even longer!). The village buzzes with ski shops, cafes and killer mountain views. 2. Snowfields: Slip on some snow gear and hit the slopes—even beginners will love the gentle runs and magic carpet lifts. 3. Thredbo Alpine Chairlift: Grab a ticket and soar above the trees for epic vistas. Tip: Try to ride just before sunset! 4. Merritts Mountain House: Need a break? Warm up with a hot chocolate or local Aussie pub grub. Snow Experience Tip: Don’t stress about ski skills—Thredbo offers lessons for all levels, and snow play zones are perfect for sledding or snowball fights. Pack waterproof gloves and rent your gear in the village to avoid hauling it from home. Getting Around: Thredbo is super walkable, but there are free shuttle buses for extra convenience. Everything’s close together, so you’ll spend less time commuting and more time playing. Food Hack: For hearty meals, hit up Knickerbocker for schnitzel or head to local pizza spots—most kitchens open late during ski season. Weather & Essentials: Bring layers! It can turn icy fast, especially at night. Thredbo doesn’t require a visa if you’re Aussie, but bring your ID for gear rentals. #ThredboSnow #AustraliaAdventures #AlpineFun #tripcom

All the cool ways to enjoy Australia are right here!🌏❄️ ☀️Summer heat 40-degree temperatures almost melting you?! It’s time to fly to the southern hemisphere to cool off!🛫 Here’s a map for summer escapes in Australia Unlock refreshing and fun must-try experiences✨ 🏞️Tasmania Blue coastlines + cool breezes A natural oxygen bar like an air-conditioned room🌊 (Location: Tasmania Island) 🏔️Blue Mountains National Park A 16-degree summer is just perfect! Ride the small train through misty forests🚂 (Location: west of Sydney, New South Wales) 🌊Great Barrier Reef Dive into a 22-degree ocean fairy tale Swimming with Nemo is so healing🐠 (Location: Queensland coast) ❄️Ski resorts June–August is the best time for skiing Have a blast in the snowy white wonderland🏂 (Recommended: Perisher / Thredbo) 🌴Gold Coast 28-degree perfect summer escape temperature Surfing and sunbathing, both at once🏄‍♀️ (Location: southeast Queensland) 💡Tips: ✓ Seasons are opposite in the southern hemisphere. June–August is the coolest ✓ Sunscreen is a must! Australia’s UV rays are very strong ✓ Big temperature difference between morning and night, bring a light jacket Save this now This summer, escape to Australia!❄️📸

Latest data shows that China, accounting for 14% of visitors (585,000 trips), remains the largest source of international tourists to New South Wales (NSW). While maintaining this strong appeal, as many parts of the Northern Hemisphere enter a "scorching heat" mode, this beloved land is responding to the new trend of "off-season summer escape" with its unique "Southern Hemisphere winter" charm. More than just cooling down, what attracts travelers is the triple healing experience hidden in this off-season trip—snow mountain hiking to combat mental fatigue, awakening the senses with hot and cold springs, and the quiet mountain fireplace in the forest. New South Wales is the must-visit destination in this "off-season healing wave." Hiking to Cure Anxiety: NSW Brings Healing to the Roof of Oceania You’re surely familiar with terms like "mental fatigue" and "brain overload." When life is filled with trivial information, a new way to relieve stress is quietly gaining popularity: not lying flat, but "exchanging physical strength for mental power"—using extreme physical exertion to forcibly shut down the brain’s background processes. Standing at 2,228 meters above sea level on the roof of Oceania is almost the ultimate version of this stress relief method. Mount Kosciuszko, located in the Snowy Mountains region of southern New South Wales, is Australia’s highest peak and a winter sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts in the Southern Hemisphere. Take the Kosciuszko Express Chairlift, the fastest cable car with the greatest elevation drop in Australia, soaring directly to 1,930 meters. Put on snowshoes, step into the boundless snowfield, and cross the snowy ridges against the cold wind from the Southern Ocean—heat and crowds are instantly left behind. Standing on the summit overlooking the pure white mountains is the most "off-season" and healing deep breath you can take this summer. The Hot and Cold Healing Everyone’s Chasing: NSW Brings It to Caves and Mountain Springs From Japanese-style alternating hot and cold baths to the Nordic ice bucket challenge, and the viral "ice bath sessions" on social media—hot and cold therapy has quietly transformed from a niche wellness trend into a popular stress relief method in recent years. The principle is simple: the intense stimulation of alternating hot and cold instantly awakens the body’s senses dulled by long hours in air-conditioned rooms and in front of screens, delivering immediate relief. Deep in the Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, this healing method takes on a wilder, more natural form, requiring no ice buckets or equipment—the valley itself is a natural "healing ground." Crossing the vast Monaro Plains, the Yarrangobilly Caves form an underground maze. Ancient stalactites quietly grow in the dim light, giving your body a cool "preheat." Emerging from the caves and descending a steep trail, the natural thermal pool hidden deep in the forest suddenly appears. The spring water stays at a constant 27°C year-round, and when it meets the cold winter air, white mist rises. Shedding heavy winter clothes and jumping into the hot spring, you are instantly enveloped by warm currents, surrounded by the cool mountain forest and crisp air. This contrast of hot and cold is the most direct experience of this healing journey. If you’re lucky, you might even spot the elusive platypus by the shore, adding a wild surprise to this valley "healing trip." The Best Place to "Unplug": A Snow Mountain Cabin and an Ever-Burning Fire "Digital detox" has become a buzzword among city dwellers in recent years—turning off phones, disconnecting signals, and fully reclaiming time for oneself is becoming a rarer experience than any luxury. As dusk falls, adventurous travelers reluctantly leave the hot springs, and the off-season journey shifts from daytime physical exploration to nighttime spiritual recharge. Drive back and stay in the high-end boutique artisan cabins hidden in the heart of the Snowy Mountains. These standalone wooden cabins scattered by lakes or in forests combine a sense of wilderness seclusion with modern comfort. Open the door to endless snowy peaks and tranquil lakes; close it to completely block out the city’s noise. Here, you only need to settle into the scenery. Unwind from the day’s fatigue, gather with family and friends around the crackling fireplace, warm a pot of tea, watch the flames dance, and let the wood’s warmth slowly embrace the lingering travel fatigue. This secluded mountain cabin feeling is something the bustling city cannot offer. True summer escape is not just about fleeing the heat but finding the tranquility evaporated by summer in the Southern Hemisphere’s winter. For Chinese travelers, NSW’s "off-season travel" is more than a climate change—it’s a renewal of travel style: from check-ins to depth, from noise to relaxation, from scorching summer to clear winter. This summer, why not fly across the equator and accept an invitation to NSW’s winter, reclaiming control of life amid snow mountains, quiet springs, and fireside warmth.

❄️Hit the Slopes in Perisher Valley: Australia’s Winter Wonderland⛷️ Perisher Ski Resort is your go-to snowy escape in Kosciuszko National Park—think endless powder, lively crowds, and heaps of runs for all skill levels! Start your day at the Perisher Ski Resort, conveniently located on Kosciuszko Rd, and get going right when the doors open at 8:30 AM to beat the rush. Grab gear from the rental shop if you don’t have your own, then hit Front Valley for classic beginner slopes or jump on the Interceptor Quad for advanced terrain. Don’t miss the Superpipe for jaw-dropping action, and if you're up for a challenge, the Ridge Quad Chair offers unbeatable views (hello, insta-worthy shots of the snow-covered range and bustling skiers!). Pause midday for coffee or hot chocolate at Jax Bar on the mountain—perfect for warming up and people-watching. The crowds can be intense, so plan for breaks during off-peak times if you want quieter corners. For first-timers, lessons are a must and bookable ahead to avoid long lines. Watch your step at peak hours: icy pathways get slippery, and with so many people, it’s easy to lose your group. If you’re visiting after heavy snowfall, goggles are essential—the glare can be blinding! My top tip: Embrace the vibe! The flurry of snow and people adds to that exhilarating, buzzing energy—just be patient when waiting for lifts. #PerisherValley #SkiAustralia #WinterEscape #SnowAdventure #TravelTips

At home: cicadas chirping, air conditioning, hot weather 😩 Australia: whale watching, chasing the Southern Lights, skiing on powder snow, Great Barrier Reef with the best visibility all year round ❄️✨ Seasons are reversed in the Southern Hemisphere, so our summer vacation = Australian winter (June to August). But this winter is anything but harsh— Northern Cairns enjoys 25°C+ dry season perfect for fun, southern Sydney and Melbourne are 10-16°C damp and chilly but great for whale watching and chasing the aurora, Red Centre (Uluru) is unbearable at 40°C in summer, winter is the only right time to go. · 🎯 Choose your route based on "What kind of winter do you want?" ▫️ Warm escape group · North Queensland route 👉 Cairns → Great Barrier Reef → Port Douglas → Palm Cove 👉 Temperatures 18-26°C, almost no rain in the dry season, sea visibility is best all year 👉 Suitable for: those who dislike cold, want to snorkel or dive, families with kids ▫️ Whale chasing group · Classic East Coast 👉 Sydney → Jervis Bay for whale watching → Gold Coast → Brisbane 👉 From June to November, humpback whales migrate north along the east coast; you can see tail slaps right after setting sail from Sydney/Gold Coast ▫️ Hardcore group · Red Centre route 👉 Uluru → Kata Tjuta → Kings Canyon 👉 Summer is 40°C+ with swarms of flies, winter days at 20°C perfect for hiking, nights at 0°C ideal for stargazing 👉 Suitable for: repeat visitors, photographers, those avoiding crowds ▫️ Romantic group · Tasmania + Aurora 👉 Hobart → Wineglass Bay → Freycinet → Strahan 👉 Aurora season from May to August, purple-pink light bands sweep the night sky, combined with Dark Mofo winter solstice art festival (unique to Tasmania) ▫️ Ski group · Victoria/New South Wales ski resorts 👉 Mt Buller / Perisher / Thredbo, snow season from June to October 👉 2-3 hours drive from Melbourne/Sydney, mountain cabins for stargazing 💡 A counterintuitive tip: In winter, you can swim with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia (peak in June), fewer people and clearer water than the Great Barrier Reef · ——— 🧥 Dressing alert: Temperature difference up to 20°C in the same country! Australia’s winter is split like this—people in Cairns wear short sleeves, Melburnians bundle up in down jackets, so pack in layers: ✅ Sydney (8-17°C): thin sweater + windbreaker + jeans, add a down vest for whale watching trips, sea breeze is biting ✅ Melbourne (5-14°C): "four seasons in a day" + average 13-14 rainy days per month, thick down jacket + waterproof coat + scarf are essentials, rain is frequent ✅ Cairns (18-26°C): dry season paradise, short sleeves, shorts, flip-flops, but bring a long sleeve for mornings, evenings, and air-conditioned cars ✅ Uluru (20°C daytime / 0°C night): T-shirt is fine during the day, but it freezes quickly after sunset, thick jacket + fleece are must-haves ✅ Snow mountains: professional waterproof ski suit + gloves + warm hat, snow chains for driving · — ⚠️ Winter-specific pitfalls (not mentioned in summer guides) ❌ Penguins return early in winter—sunset is 2 hours earlier than summer, don’t follow summer schedules, check sunset times daily ❌ Great Ocean Road winter winds and waves are strong—driving is more dangerous than in summer, avoid night driving, kangaroos are more active at dusk in winter ❌ Snow chains—when renting cars in Tasmania/ski areas, clarify snow chain policies to avoid fines ❌ Vivid/Dark Mofo accommodation—hotel prices double during early June in Sydney and mid-June in Tasmania festivals ❌ Don’t slack on sunscreen—UV rays are still intense in winter, especially in Cairns and Uluru · — 🌏 The best part about going to Australia in summer is—while others are sweating in the heat, you’re experiencing a different season. Watching whales, chasing the aurora, sipping wine under Uluru’s starry sky—this contrast can’t be had in Australia’s summer in December. When are you planning to fly? Escape the cold on the East Coast or chase the aurora in Tasmania? Let’s chat in the comments 👇

⛷️🏔️ Thredbo – New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺📸 ❄️ Australia’s alpine adventure hub Thredbo is a charming mountain village known for epic ski runs, scenic chairlifts, and year-round outdoor adventures inside Kosciuszko National Park. 🎿 Winter highlights ⛷️ Longest ski runs in Australia 🏂 Snowboarding & terrain parks 🚠 Kosciuszko Express Chairlift views 🔥 Cozy alpine après-ski vibes 🥾 Summer adventures 🥾 Hike to Mount Kosciuszko summit 🚵♂️ Mountain biking trails 🌼 Wildflowers & alpine landscapes 🌄 Scenic chairlift rides with panoramic views 🏘️ Village vibes 🏡 European-style alpine village ☕ Cafés, bakeries & casual bars 🍷 Relaxed mountain dining atmosphere ⏰ Best time to visit ❄️ June–August = ski season 🌿 December–March = hiking & outdoor season 📸 Photo tips 📷 Snowy slopes in winter 👗 Bright ski jackets pop against white snow 🌅 Summer sunsets over the mountains 💛 Overall vibe Adventurous · Cozy · Scenic Thredbo is the perfect Australian alpine escape, offering both snow thrills and summer mountain magic all year round. #skitrip #travel2026 #staycation #resorts #familytravel #wintertrip

#australiatrip Rainbow Lake, located within Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales, is a stunning alpine destination known for its vibrant blue waters set against a backdrop of rugged mountain scenery. The lake is accessible via well-maintained hiking trails, making it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a serene escape into nature. Surrounding Rainbow Lake, you’ll find rich flora and fauna, including native wildflowers and wildlife, which enhance the picturesque atmosphere. This tranquil environment offers opportunities for relaxing picnics, photography, and enjoying the sound of nature. A visit to Rainbow Lake is a perfect way to experience the beauty of Australia’s highest national park.

🏔️✨ Kosciuszko National Park, Australia 🇦🇺📸 🌿 Australia’s alpine escape Kosciuszko National Park is a hidden gem where mountain landscapes, alpine lakes, and snow adventures meet—home to Mount Kosciuszko, Australia’s highest peak. 🏞️ Must-see highlights ⛰️ Mount Kosciuszko Summit – stand on the highest point in Australia 🚠 Kosciuszko Express Chairlift – scenic ride to start the hike 💧 Blue Lake – crystal-clear alpine beauty 🌾 Snowy River – iconic Australian landscape 🚶♀️ Best things to do 🥾 Hike to Mount Kosciuszko (beginner-friendly trail) 🚴♂️ Cycling along alpine paths ❄️ Skiing & snowboarding in winter (Perisher & Thredbo) 🌼 Wildflower spotting in summer 🦘 Wildlife moments 🦘 Kangaroos & wallabies 🦎 Alpine lizards 🦅 Wedge-tailed eagles overhead 🍽️ Nearby town vibes 🏘️ Thredbo & Jindabyne – cozy mountain towns 🍔 Après-hike meals & warm cafés ☕ Lakeside coffee views ⏰ Best time to visit 🌸 December–March = hiking & wildflowers ❄️ June–August = snow season & winter sports 📸 Photo tips 📷 Wide-angle shots for mountain views 👗 Layered outfits for changing weather 🌅 Sunrise & sunset at the summit = unforgettable 💛 Overall vibe Fresh · Peaceful · Unexpectedly epic Kosciuszko National Park shows a side of Australia most people don’t expect—cool, calm, and beautifully alpine. #australiatrip

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Hello Everyone The Land of the Kangaroos, Australia, also has snow during winter. It's different from other "snowy" countries. There are only a few snowy spots in Australia, including Mt Buller, Mt Thredbo, Mt Falls Creek, and others. It takes several hours from the city center to reach these mountains. For me, this was a valuable experience because I experienced snow in Australia for the first time. Thanks for reading 🙂

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Thredbo Mount Kosciuszko, NSW, AUS. The snow was okay, some days are bad but overall experience is good. Had a great time day, the view is spectacular! The price is okay, good to spend 4/5days there. There are many trials, can challenge different trails. They provide lessons for different level skills for both skii and snowboard. Different restaurants over there, serve different cuisine as well. #travel #snow #skii

#holidayitinerary Blue Waterholes Campground is such a peaceful little spot hidden in Kosciuszko National Park. The drive in is part of the fun, gravel roads, open plains, and wild brumbies if you’re lucky. Once you get there, it’s all about the clear creek, limestone cliffs, and wide open space. The campground is basic but lovely, with grassy areas, drop toilets, and fire pits. No phone signal, which honestly makes it even better. The Clarke Gorge and Nichols Gorge walks are both awesome. You’re literally walking through the creek, climbing over rocks, squeezing past cliffs, and even ducking into a few small caves. The water is freezing, but it feels good once you commit. Good shoes are a must, and maybe a dry bag for your stuff. No shops, fuel, or water nearby, so stock up before you head in. It’s quiet, beautiful, and feels way off the grid in the best way. If you’re up for some barefoot creek adventures and big sky camping, this place totally delivers.

#holidayitinerary Yarrangobilly Caves is such a cool mix of caves, forest walks, and a hot spring thrown in for good measure. It’s tucked away in Kosciuszko National Park and feels like a proper little adventure. We checked out the Jersey Cave, super colourful formations and crazy details everywhere. You can do self-guided or join a tour depending on the cave and your vibe. After the caves, we hiked down to the thermal pool. The walk is steep but not too long, and the pool itself is warm, clean, and surrounded by bushland. It was the perfect way to chill out after all the exploring. Bring swimmers and a towel if you’re keen for a dip. There are picnic areas and toilets around, plus some shorter bush tracks if you want to stretch your legs more. The drive in is beautiful, winding through mountains and valleys. If you're in the Snowy Mountains area and want a mix of chill and adventure, Yarrangobilly is totally worth the detour.

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Grateful With What I Experienced With My Love Ones. Love To Explore In Many Places With Different Season and Cultures. #snowtrip #june2025

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Perisher Valley is located in Kosciuszko National Park in New South Wales. It is the largest ski resort in Australia, with 47 cable cars and more than 1,200 hectares of skiable area, suitable for all levels from beginners to professional skiers. Compared with European and American ski resorts, skiing in Perisher Valley is cheaper. The cable car ticket is about 120 Australian dollars per day, and ski lessons are about 80 Australian dollars per hour. There are various accommodation options, ranging from economy to luxury. · —— Game guide 🔥Choose a ski slope: The ski slopes in Ruixue Valley are divided into beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. For beginners, you can choose green trails, such as the "Easy Does It" ski trail, which has a gentle slope and soft snow, making it very suitable for novices to practice basic skiing skills. Visitors with some skiing experience can try the intermediate blue trails, such as the "Merry Go Round" trail, which has a moderate slope and allows you to improve your skiing skills while enjoying the speed. The advanced black trails are for skiing experts, such as the "Front Valley" trail, which has steep slopes and complex terrain, providing an ultimate skiing experience. 💦Rental equipment: In Perisher Valley, there are many professional ski equipment rental shops, such as "Perisher Ski Centre". Here, you can rent skis, ski boots, helmets and other equipment. The staff will select the appropriate equipment for you based on your height, weight and skiing level, and provide professional debugging services to ensure your safety and comfort during skiing. Trip Planning 🔥Day 1: First experience of skiing Morning: Arrive at Perisher Valley → Rent ski equipment Lunch: Light meal at The Sundeck Afternoon: Front Valley ski practice → Snow Tubing Dinner: Eyre Café (lamb pie recommended) 💦Day 2: Advanced skiing and family activities Full day: Mount Perisher advanced ski slope → children's skiing course Evening: Snow hiking → Fireside chat Dinner: Hotel restaurant (grilled lamb chops recommended) 🔥Day 3: Surrounding exploration Option A: Thredbo Skiing + Kosciusko Hike Option B: Ice fishing at Lake Jindabyne + exploring the Urongo Caves Dinner: Lakeside restaurant (local trout recommended) 💦Day 4: Relaxation and return trip Morning: Snow photography → Buy souvenirs (ski-themed handicrafts are recommended) Afternoon: Drive or take bus back to Canberra/Sydney Return trip: Shopping at Sydney Airport (local red wine and wool products recommended) · —— Nearby attractions 🔥Charlotte Pass: Not far from Perisher Valley, it is the highest village in Australia. The scenery here is spectacular, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, and it is a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset. You can also go cross-country skiing here to explore more primitive snow scenery. You can get there by taking a snow bus from Perisher Valley. 💦Tumut River: The Tumut River winds through the vicinity of the Ruixue Valley. In summer, the river is crystal clear and is a great place for fishing, boating and picnicking. In winter, the snowy scenery by the river is unique. Walking along the river and admiring the snow-covered trees and mountains is like being in a painting. · —— Transportation Tips 🔥Plane: You can first arrive at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, and then transfer to Cooma Airport in Sydney. The flight time is about 1 hour. There are buses from Coma Airport to Perisher Valley, which takes about 1.5 hours. 💦Ski bus: departs from Sydney, Canberra or Jindabyne, directly to Perisher Valley, ticket price is about AUD 100 per person · —— Accommodation recommendations 🔥Perisher Valley Resort Hotel Located next to the ski resort, the hotel has a great location and you can ski right outside. The hotel has complete facilities, including restaurants, bars, hot spring baths, etc., allowing you to relax after skiing. The rooms are warm and comfortable, and some rooms have beautiful views of the snow-capped mountains. · —— Other tips 💦Money-saving tips: Book ski packages (including lift tickets and lessons) in advance; choose off-peak season for lower accommodation prices 💦 Equipment recommendations: Ski suits, gloves, and goggles are required; beginners are advised to rent equipment (about AUD 50/day) 🔥Food recommendations: Australian steak, the signature dish of the ski resort restaurant, tastes better with red wine; hot chocolate, a must-have for warming up after skiing, the version from Blue Cow Café is recommended