Australia offers options for everyone. It can be challenging for visitors who are unprepared. You need to know some things if you plan on going here.
Firstly, remember that the southern hemisphere’s seasons are reversed, making it ideal for the northern hemisphere’s travelers to visit during their summer break. In winter, April through September, temperatures will be between 6 and 88 degrees. Nights are cold, so pack accordingly.
Consider the size of this country. If you plan to see everything, plan flights.
The big cities provide entertainment, dining, shopping and sightseeing that will keep any visitor busy for weeks. Each city has it’s own charm.
If you want to see the outback, you will need to plan to handle harsh landscape. You should experience off roading, or else join a guided trip. It wouldn’t be good to get stuck, as distances can be very long.
Australia is home to many unique, fascinating animals like kangaroos and koala bears. It is also home to many reptiles, insects, crocodiles and other nasty creatures that sting, bite and are generally ‘unfriendly’. Use insect repellent regularly, wear long pants and boots when hiking or walking in nature, and be sensible when approaching wildlife.
Australia has many beautiful beaches. There are sting rays and sharks everywhere, so only swim in marked areas. A visit to the Great Barrier Reef will provide you with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity don’t leave this out of your itinerary if you can help it.
Most States in Australia offer free camping sites, usually with a time limit of between 24 and 48 hours. These may offer toilets and tables, or nothing at all. The National Parks will offer affordable camping areas.
You will experience an informal friendly atmosphere, and natural beauty. Just don’t forget your sunscreen the Australian sun is unforgiving and relentless, even in mid-winter.
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