Is 10 days enough for Australia?

We recommend spending at least 10 days in Australia, but the longer your trip is, the better. In ten days or a fortnight, you could venture into the outback or visit national parks. With three weeks or more you could overland through the heart of the country, explore the Northern Territory or tour Tasmania.

Is 1 week enough for Australia?

Australians are a laid-back lot, generally, and in some places the pace is relaxed. And that’s just the way to enjoy it. One week provides barely enough time to see the best of Sydney, which for most people is the entry point to Australia.

Can you drive around Australia in 3 months?

Know in Australia as the Big Lap, highway way circumnavigates the continent. The road crosses through all Australian states except Tasmania and is roughly 15.000 km long. It takes at least 3 months complete a lap however the world record is 6,5 days.

How much money should I bring to Australia?

If you can save up long enough to pass the $5000 guideline then you’ll be very comfortable when you arrive in Australia but try and get as close to $5000 as possible if you want the least amount of fuss entering Australia and living your first few weeks here.

Which city has the best weather in Australia?

Perth arguably has the best Australia Day weather, experiencing just 8 Australia Day’s of rain since 1900 with an average of 2.9mm of rain falling on these days. It also has the highest average maximum temperature at 30.4°C with 61 of the past 116 Australia Days above 30°C.

What is the rainy season in Australia?

Broadly, Australia can be divided into 2 seasonal rainfall regimes: the north and the south. The northern half of the continent typically experiences a monsoonal, summer wet season, with rainfall falling from October through April, and the rest of the year being dry.

How can I live off $50 a week in Australia?

Here are some of my tips for surviving and thriving on a $50 a week budget:

• Use a shopping list. Perhaps you think this is a no-brainer, but many people routinely go shopping without a shopping list.
• Meal plan.
• Eat less meat – and cheaper cuts.
• Eat fruit and vegetables in season – preferably homegrown.
• Cook from scratch.