The tour will see Wales play against the Wallaroos in Brisbane on Friday, July 26th and in Sydney on Friday, August 1st.
Wales’ second Test against the Wallaroos will be on the eve of the Lions Third Test against the Wallabies in Sydney on August 2nd.
The Wallaroos are currently ranked fifth in the world rankings, with Wales at 10th for 2024.
Wales recorded a 19-10 win over Japan in their last Test match in WXV2 in South Africa back in October. It was Wales’ second victory in four games and the win against the Japanese secured qualification for the 2025 World Cup in England.
The Australian Rugby Union will confirm venues and KO times in the New Year.
Wales will host two Women’s 2025 Six Nations clashes against England at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, on Saturday, March 29, (KO: 4.45pm) and Ireland at Rodney Parade, Newport, on Sunday, April 20th, (KO:3pm).
Wales captain Hannah Jones, said: “Playing Australia is always a challenge, and we have had some really close contests in recent times and recorded our first historic victory over the Wallaroos at Rodney Parade, in 2024.
“Playing Australia in their own backyard would be a challenge for any side but it is a challenge we are looking forward to ahead of the 2025 World Cup in England in August and September.
“Knowing what a sports mad nation Australia is, having lived and played rugby there, to play the Wallaroos when rugby union will be very much at the front of everyone’s mind with the Lions Test series being played is an exciting prospect.
“We have a Six Nations campaign before the tour and will be looking to build confidence and momentum during that tournament and the summer tour ahead of what promises to be the biggest Rugby World Cup we have seen in the women’s game.”
Wales Women’s summer Test series against Australia
- Australia v Wales, South East Queensland, Saturday July 26th
- Australia v Wales, Sydney, Friday, Aug 1st
