Trekablog - Your Guide to the Best Australia Travel Experiences
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If the Whitsundays or Great Barrier Reef is your destination then Airlie Beach should be your launch pad. Welcome to Backpackers heaven.. There is enough sun, fun, hostels and booze here for the tastes of any grungy backpacker or adventure type..
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Adelaide in South Australia is the nations fifth largest city and is home to just over 1.1 million people. With lots of parks and relaxing walks on offer, it's a nice place to visit..
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One of the most isolated cities on the planet, Perth is renowned for its charming architecture and 300 days of sunshine a year. Surfers and sun bathers flock to the Perth's beaches while the neighbouring town of Fremantle provides the perfect setting to take a coffee or peruse the weekend markets.
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Rated amongst the best in the world, Sydney's waterfront dining locations won't disappoint. Head to either Bondi, Sydney Harbour or Manly's beachside cafes and restaurants..
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In the heart of Central Australia, you will find landscapes of a boundless desert, immense gorges, distinct aboriginal communities and a pioneering history like no other.
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Hiring a car or camper is most recommended for this trip. You'll want to take it all in as you drive along this magnificent coastal road stretching from Torquay to Warnambool in Victoria..
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For most people visiting Australia for the first time the Great Barrier Reef in Tropical Queensland is a must see. Popular tourist activities include scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, exploring the rain forests and sailing.
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Looking for world class dining, award winning spas, spectacular nature, fabulous art, country retreats or perhaps a game of golf. Daylesford really has it all and has been the choice for discerning holidaymakers for many years. Only 90 minutes travel from Melbourne..
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If you plan to work in Australia you will need a valid passport and an Australian work visa of which there are several different types. The Working Holiday Makers Visa..
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A country as big as Australia is difficult to see all in one trip, unless of course you plan to stay here for a very long time. Perhaps you will want to make a few return visits after getting a taste for it!
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Are you considering study in Australia? Thousands of international students come to Australia every year to be a part of a world class educational system and also a modern and democratic society.
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