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Traveling route to Australia?
Hello I was planning to solo travel backpackers to Australia flying from Singapore Changi . I need to know where can I go to visit in Aussie since its my first time to there and my trip will be at most up to 2 weeks . Hopefully can make it a 3 . Someone had told me that I should fly to Darwin , head south to Alice Spring , fly to Melbourne , Cairn , Canberra and Sydney , then return from Darwin . Well it sounds pretty much rush for maybe more Than that . I am finding a more budget ways I'm 20 hope not crossing my budget line . Not sure which city is a must to visit hopefully I can know from anyone of you . Thank you for your kindness
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- Anonymous7 years agoFavorite Answer
Cairns is not really worth it, and same with Canberra there is nothing to do there really (i am a proud australian who has been everywhere) Well canberra if you really care about the history of australian politics
- zafirLv 77 years ago
Indigo does not know what she is talking about!
Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, a "must see" for most tourists. But you will need to take a boat tour out to the reef and that could be expensive.
And Canberra, while it is the seat if Federal Government, is a beautiful city in it's own right. Lots of green space, close to the Snowy Mountains, is home to sone beautiful modern buildings, galleries and museums, and had three lakes.
I suggest you get a good tourist guidebook to Australia and work out what interests you. Two weeks is not enough to see more than two cities. I am not sure why you are flying in to Darwin, Cairns or Brisbane might be better. But you will not have time to see more than the North East of the country.
You are expected to have enough money to live on during your time in Australia, that is a condition of your visa.
