Articles tagged with "Travel Tips"
Kangaroo Island, South Australia. How to Get There
By Heather | December 21st, 2006If you are going to fly all the way to Australia, do try and make some time to see Kangaroo Island. It may not be on the main tourist path but it is well worth your ha ...
Kangaroo Island, South Australia. General Overview
By Heather | December 18th, 20062 hours south of Adelaide, Kangaroo Island is a venerable ecological utopia. The third largest island in Australia, 12 K from the mainland, it has managed to have an ecologically independent growth from even the mainland of OZ. ...
Ending Work in Australia- Temporary Residents Get your Tax back!
By Heather | December 10th, 2006Oh no- That time has come! You have picked your fruit, drank all the beer you could handle, haven't slept in months due to all of the fun you are having, have a rockin' tan, thought about (or did) get dread locks...and it is time ...
Yea! I'm off to see U2 in Adelaide!
By Heather | November 14th, 2006Hello Hello.... There's a place called Vertigo! Hey gang- I am utilizing a concert as a GREAT excuse to go visit a part of Australia I have not yet been to. This is actually a really ...
Sydney- Need Internet? Head to the Rocks!
By Heather | November 13th, 2006Everyday Thousands of people visit and conduct business in the most Historic Precinct in Sydney- The Rocks. Honestly- this is one of my favorite parts of town. When I first arrived I avoided it because I thought there would be ...
Backpackers and Radical Travel Expo 2006! 11 November 2006
By Heather | November 7th, 2006In australia and planning a trip??? Guess what! If you are searching for adventurous travel ideas, contemplating working overseas, or just a first time backpacker- the annual adventure travel and
Getting around Sydney is easy and affordable if you know a few little pieces of information! Here is a guide to City Rail's best tourist tickets. All tickets available from City Rail stati ...How to save $$ on transport in and around Sydney
By Heather | November 5th, 2006
Daily Dose- Vital Transport Info! Links for the major cities
By Heather | October 29th, 2006Needing to get around in OZ? Here are the official links to the trip planning websites for travel on buses, ferries, trains and trams.
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If you are travelling between Australian States- believe it or not- there are still yet more Quarantine laws! Domestic Quarantine Laws are designed to prevent the spread of disease, insects, and invading plant species. They are ...I am sorry Ma’am- I’m going to have to check those Peaches! Domestic Quarantine!
By Heather | October 25th, 2006
Spray me Baby! Instant Tan for Byron Bay
By Heather | October 24th, 2006Going to Byron Bay and didn’t have time to work on your tan before you left? Did you walk out of the hostel and realize that you don’t look like anyone else on the street and that is because you can’t see the line between y ...
Attractive and Cheeky! Check out Wallpaper's Guide to Sydney.
By Heather | October 24th, 2006Pocket Sydney- Finally a guide that concentrates on the important stuff- food booze, and shops! AND! all within a package that is attractive and doesn’t scream tourist. British design magazine “Wallpaper” has produced a se ...
Daily Dose- Cocktails, Concerts, and Cheap Shoes!
By Heather | October 12th, 2006Keeping with my C theme today... http://www.oceanspray.com.au/ Cocktails- Even Ocean Spray in OZ- likes an adult bevvie or two. htt ...
Learn to Surf!
By Heather | October 11th, 2006If you move to or are even just visiting Australia it is basically a requirement for entry into the country that you at least try surfing. There are tons of surf schools throughout Australia and some really fun surf tours you ca ...
Cell phones are for Texting! A Must have.
By Heather | October 10th, 2006If you are moving to or even just visiting Australia for more than 2 weeks, a mobile phone is basically a must have. You will end up meeting people you want to contact, making hotel reservations, needing to send a message home. ...
Australia- Public Ocean Pools
By Heather | October 9th, 2006This is a bizarre but wonderful Aussie invention. Carved out of the rock and cliff faces that border most beaches, you will find lovely sea water pools. Some have lap lan ...
Moving to Australia- General info
By Heather | October 8th, 2006Be aware- most of the buildings in Australia do not have AC, central heat- or for that matter screens on the windows. This means you will need to purchase a heater, fan and a mosquito net depending on the season you are here. ...
Australia- Moving in on the Cheap!
By Heather | October 8th, 2006As one person has wisely pointed out- Sydney is a very expensive place to live... to help battle that, here are a couple more suggestions for moving to Australia and setting up house on the cheap.
After trying to find an Apartment, this will be the second most shocking item of setting up housekeeping to most of you- setting up a bank account. Not far off Neanderthalic- lately it has gotten a little better- but not much. ...Banking in Oz- How do you say...Painful?
By Heather | October 5th, 2006
Organized Sports and Travel Insurance
By Heather | October 4th, 2006While in Oz or other places overseas- do you plan on skiing, snow boarding, water skiinig, surfing- or mega worry- play organized sports? If so...please look at the terms of your travel insurance very carefully. I am sure yo ...
Northern Territory- Science stuff!
By Heather | September 28th, 2006Ok- bit of science cool stuff. While "Doing the Triangle" you will see MASSIVE Termite mounds. Infact one of the main tourist Draws to Litchfield NAtional PArk- are Their ENORMOUS Mounds. Why are they here you ask.... The ...
Northern Territory- "Doing The Triangle"
By Heather | September 28th, 2006When visiting the Northern Territory- a very common route is called The Triangle This is basically Darwin to Jabiru to Pine Creek or Katherine and back up to Darwin via Litchfied Park. When taking on this Great driving route m ...
Sydney- Camping in the Northern Beaches
By Heather | September 27th, 2006The Basin New South Wales has a very organized set of national parks that are complete with cooking, shower, and camping facilites. Among the parks I have visited, The Basin is a stand out. If you live in or around the Syd ...
Australia- Cheap Stuff
By Heather | September 26th, 2006Food, among other things, in Australia is fairly expensive. One easy source of nosh that is available in most parts of Australia is Cheap Sushi! This is not really the sushi you are thinking of. I will certainly agree that the ...
Australia- Cheap Food!
By Heather | September 26th, 2006Food, among other things, in Australia is fairly expensive. One easy source of nosh that is available in most parts of Australia is Cheap Sushi! This is not really the sushi you are thinking of. I will certainly agree that the ...
Northern Territory- Scenic Flight Company
By Heather | September 25th, 2006One thing definitely worth a splurge of your trip money is a flight over Kakadu. All of the local people I encountered on my trip recommended it and they were absolutely right. Driving through Kakadu does little to give you th ...
Australia- Moving in on a budget!
By Heather | September 19th, 2006OK- so you’ve arrived into Australia and you need to buy a few housekeeping items- Tupperware, toilet paper, cleaners, extension cords, etc. The first thing you will notice is how ridiculously expensive all the things are in th ...
Darwin- Mindil Beach Night Markets
By Heather | September 19th, 2006Glorious from the first to the last second, the sunsets in Darwin are almost a religion all of their own. Everyone, tourists and local alike, are out on the streets or at the beach to witness the sun slipping behind the opaque go ...
Darwin- Dress Guidelines
By Heather | September 18th, 2006While the climate is tropical this is not a resort town. Darwin is still a city and the most metropolitan one around. The dress is casual…kind of... I was generally surprised at how non-casual the dress was. I brought some ...
The 'Green Bag' phenomenon
By Heather | September 17th, 2006Want to be part of the cool crowd? Want to fit in like a local? Seriously- to go to the beach, to a rugby game, to the grocery, on the train... you can't live without... A green bag! The Aussies have really put together a great ...
Darwin- food intolerance info
By Heather | September 15th, 2006Coeliac/Gluten Free General Note- While almost all of the Cafes/restraurants were knowledeable about Gluten Free requirements and quite good at working with you on gluten free products, the supermarkets have a very slim selection. ...
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