What to pack for Canberra in the winter

You will need to bring warm, insulated clothing for a winter trip to Canberra.

Layering is key, so pack thermal underwear, long-sleeve shirts, sweaters, and a heavy coat. Be sure to include gloves, a scarf, and a beanie to protect against the cold wind chill.

Waterproof boots are essential for walking around the city and exploring any outdoor attractions. Remember to also pack comfortable indoor clothing for lounging and staying cozy in heated spaces.

Overall, bringing a variety of clothing items to layer and stay warm will ensure a comfortable and enjoyable winter trip to Canberra.

In the winter, Canberra experiences cool temperatures and clear, sunny days with occasional frost and fog.

Daytime temperatures average around 12 degrees Celsius, with nighttime temperatures dropping to around 0 degrees. The region often experiences cold, dry westerly winds bringing snowfall to the nearby Snowy Mountains, but it is rare for Canberra itself to receive snow.

Overall, the winter climate in Canberra is relatively mild compared to other parts of Australia, making it a popular destination for winter activities and events.

Last winter - June, July, August

(Southern hemisphere)