Australia is a country that is on many people’s bucket list. Because it’s so far away from everywhere else - and not the cheapest country in the world - it can often end up being a once-in-a-lifetime trip for a lot of people. Making sure that you maximise your adventures down under is therefore essential. Below are some tips on how to pack as much in as you can without making it too exhausting or too expensive. Leave yourself enough time You’ll need to spare at least two weeks to visit Australia. Four of those days could be taken up travelling, depending on where you’re journeying from, and jet lag could eat up extra days, so ideally three weeks is what you need to give you plenty of time to explore. Some people visit Australia for several months, but this generally requires having no commitments and lots of money (or being willing to work). Consider the season Visiting at different times of the year will provide a different experience. For those in the Northern hemisphere, it’s import......
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Showing posts with label Brisbane. Show all posts
01/12/2017
4 Must Try Unique Experiences in Brisbane
After my last post about why I want to visit Iceland and reasons why it should be on your bucket list I thought I would do the same for another country I am desperate to go to - Australia. Having grown up in the South Hemisphere (South Africa) I know a lot of friends who have moved down under as the lifestyle is very similar. I love hot climates and living near the coast and I know I would just love it there and have been putting together a few favourite off the beaten track places I want to see in Brisbane, which is meant to be one of the most underrated cities in Australia. So what is it that I find so appealing about Brisbane, well like anywhere I like to visit places that are vibrant but have less tourists, but still plenty to get your teeth into and Brisbane is just that. Still very much a large and bustling city with it's being the third most populated in Australia, the capital being Queensland means there is plenty of great cafes, art scene, nice establishments, and......
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