AUSTRALIA

Western Australia is the less travelled part of Australia.

That makes that you will find many deserted beaches, less tourists and backpackers, less traffic, less littering and a lot more fun.

Road tripping along the west coast, exploring the turquoise waters and white sand beaches.

Get ready for the ultimate feeling of freedom!

Many tourists and backpackers stay in Queensland most of their time spend in Australia.

It is a beautiful state, like any other part of Australia and the weather is mostly good.

There are buses and trains to travel up and down the east coast. But still, it is always most fun when you are driving yourself and make your own itinerary.

Bondi beach, known as the most famous beach of Australia is located in NSW. It is a very crowded beach but definitely worth a visit.

Nothing to worry about because NSW has hundreds of other beaches that are a lot more quiet and peaceful for a day at the beach.

Sydney is the most populous city of NSW and is perfect if you are a city person and love events and other cultural happenings.

The very famous Great Ocean Road is located in Victoria.

Spend a couple of days in Melbourne which is an amazing city with a lot of events and public transport is really good!

The weather can change quite dramatically from 30 to 15 degrees but you won't be the only person not knowing what to wear.

Adelaide is the capital city in South Australia.

We want to put our foot down and removing the idea that Adelaide is a boring place.

You can go kayaking to find wild dolphins, swim with sea lions or go to the wildlife sanctuary and feed kangaroos and wallabies.

Darwin is the capital city of the Northern Territory with only 110 000 residents.

Darwin's tropical climate has two major seasons, the 'dry', from about May to October, and the 'wet', from November to April.

1 of the top things to do here is cage swimming with massive crocodiles.