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About YHA
YHA is the largest provider of budget travel accommodation in Australia, with a network of more than 60 hostels in every state and territory around the country. YHA is also part of the world's largest budget accommodation network, Hostelling International (HI), which has more than 3500 hostels in 60 countries. Services are also provided through YHA Travel and Tours.
YHA Organisation
View annual reports and learn more about YHA’s history, governance and not-for-profit ethos.
Hostelling International
YHA is also part of the world's largest budget accommodation network, Hostelling International (HI), which has more than 3500 hostels in 60 countries.
Contact YHA Australia
Can't find the answers to your questions or want to know more? Get in touch with an expert at YHA.
News and Events
Stay up-to-date what's happening in the budget travel world, and find out about events happening in the cities you visit!
Sustainable Travel
Are you wondering how you can reduce your impact on the environment while travelling? We have some answers!
Jobs at YHA
Passionate about travel? Then maybe you'd like to work for YHA. From customer-focused work in one of our hostels, to management positions and office-based roles in our state and national offices, YHA has plenty of opportunities, all across Australia.
Advertise with YHA
Interested in marketing to YHA's large and engaged audience of travellers? Find out more here.
Book Direct and Save
Booking directly on yha.com.au gives you various advantages such as best price guaranteed, more room choice and much more!
Download the NEW YHA Australia App Today!
Discover FREE things to do and discounts near each hostel. Manage your bookings, contact the hostel, and view your membership card or check in online.
Reliable
Just like that trusty backpack you’ve carried around the world, YHA’s got your back with consistently excellent service and security.
TRAVEL TO LEARN. LEARN TO TRAVEL
YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.
