Let’s indulge a little on the country’s appeal. Over 20,000 miles of virtually untouched coastline, a series of cities founded on ingenuity and intrigue, endemic wildlife skipping around all over... This is where you’ll find the world’s biggest monolith, it’s the longest reef, oldest rainforest, longest surviving culture, and a completely new definition of uninhabited wilderness. With Australia, there’s never a debate about whether you want to go. It’s hard to find a soul on the planet who isn’t inspired by the thought of this immense island nation. The question is more about how to transform Australia from fantasy to reality. First up are the practicalities. Just flying across the country takes five hours, nothing but scorched landscape beneath the wingtips. Even on the ever popular East Coast, you can drive for hours without seeing anything but sugar plantations and the odd kangaroo. Second up is cost. Australia’s transformation from rugged hinterland into sophisticated nation knows no boundaries, and the spiraling costs have many visitors surviving off boxed wine and jam sandwiches.
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What You Need to Know Before You Travel to Australia
Australia Traveler’s Guide to Make the Most Out of Your Trip
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Let’s indulge a little on the country’s appeal. Over 20,000 miles of virtually untouched coastline, a series of cities founded on ingenuity and intrigue, endemic wildlife skipping around all over... This is where you’ll find the world’s biggest monolith, it’s the longest reef, oldest rainforest, longest surviving culture, and a completely new definition of uninhabited wilderness. With Australia, there’s never a debate about whether you want to go. It’s hard to find a soul on the planet who isn’t inspired by the thought of this immense island nation. The question is more about how to transform Australia from fantasy to reality. First up are the practicalities. Just flying across the country takes five hours, nothing but scorched landscape beneath the wingtips. Even on the ever popular East Coast, you can drive for hours without seeing anything but sugar plantations and the odd kangaroo. Second up is cost. Australia’s transformation from rugged hinterland into sophisticated nation knows no boundaries, and the spiraling costs have many visitors surviving off boxed wine and jam sandwiches.
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