She took to Instagram on Friday to share a gallery of snaps from their holiday but admitted she wasn’t best pleased about the massive spiders.

‘Thank you Australia for the beautiful memories (minus the spiders),’ she captioned her post.

Kourtney Kardashian (pictured) has revealed the one thing she didn’t like about Australia as she reflected on her epic family holiday

Kourtney and her family spent two weeks soaking up the sun and sightseeing on their very lavish trip, but Kourtney has revealed the one thing she didn’t enjoy about the getaway

‘Feeling so grateful for every single second of time with my babies. Rare to get 2 full weeks of 24/7 time as they get older!’

During the trip, Kourtney made no secret of her uncertainty around the creepy crawlies as she took to social media to share snaps of the spiders she found in her luxury Airbnb.

She posted one photograph of the huge huntsman spider she managed to capture in her palatial $10,000-a-night five-bedroom Sydney accommodation.

‘Captured to go back outside… far far away,’ she captioned a picture of the huge spider, which she had caught in a glass cup.

Kourtney travelled Down Under with Travis, their son Rocky, four months, and her kids Penelope, 11, and son Reign, eight – who she shares with her ex Scott Disick.

She admitted she wasn’t best pleased with the spiders, after previously having shared a picture of the massive huntsman spider she caught at her lavish accommodation

Kourtney travelled Down Under with Travis, their son Rocky, four months, and her kids Penelope, 11, and son Reign, eight – who she shares with her ex Scott Disick

The couple explored the sights during the getaway and were seen out-and-about eating at local vegan and vegetarian restaurants.

They spent time in Sydney, heading down to their favourite spot Bondi Beach, before jetting across to Melbourne for more of blink-182’s shows.

After Travis and his pop-punk band brought their Australian tour to an end, the family have since jetted back stateside and have been spotted around Calabasas.