April on Travelocity!
Every month I use my 20 years of travel experience to write for aggregator giant, Travelocity. They call us the Gnational Gnomads. These are excerpts of those stories.
This month you can read the whole article here:
15 Things Everyone Should Do in Australia
Australia is big. Almost as big as the U.S. The USA has a land area of almost 10 million square kilometers. Australia’s land area is almost 7.7 million. That’s a whole LOT to explore. Attempting to see everything in the U.S. on one vacation would be considered insane by most. Likewise, you are not going to see everything in Australia in just a few weeks. But I’m going to make your life easy by giving you my favorite 15 things to do in Australia, so you can more easily find your way around this giant, sunburned land.
New South Wales
Climb Sydney Harbour Bridge – You can climb it.
See Opera at Sydney Opera House – With over 40 shows a week at the Sydney Opera House, there’s something for everyone.
Victoria
Ride the oldest operating roller coaster in the world
Travel the Great Ocean Road
Northern Territory
Photograph Uluru at sunset
Aboriginal Cultural tour
Queensland
Snorkel the Great Barrier Reef
Ride as many rides as you can at Gold Coast’s Theme parks
Discover Steve Irwin’s vision for Australia Zoo
Western Australia
Ride camels at sunset in Broome
Get friendly with the local dolphins in Monkey Mia
Swim with whale sharks in Ningaloo Reef
South Australia
Take a hot air balloon ride over the Barossa Valley
Australia-Wide
Make your way to all the BIG things – We like it big in Australia. As big as our country. So we have over 150 objects around the country that are big.
Read the whole article here: 15 Things Everyone Should Do in Australia
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Tasmania (Island state of Australia) has a rich history in convicts, we also have beautiful national parks, beaches, gourmet food, the Tasmanian Devil, the 65km overland track which takes you from Cradle Mountain to Lake St Clair and can take up to 6 days, the Nut at Stanley, Taste of Tasmania festival, etc. We also have the cleanest air in the world. Next time you’re in Australia, check Tassie out! 🙂
I live in Melbourne so I really have no excuse to visit. Only the Tasmania Tourism said their primary tourists were old people so…. I didn’t think there was that much to see. I’m happy to be proven wrong. I’ll come soon!