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Day 1: Sydney

  • Places to Go: The iconic Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and the famous Bondi Beach
  • Activities:
    • Take a guided tour of the Sydney Opera House (approximately $40)
    • Walk across the Harbour Bridge for spectacular city views (free)
    • Relax on Bondi Beach and enjoy the surf culture (free)
  • Things to Know:
    • Australia uses AUD (Australian Dollar) as its currency
    • Tip your taxi drivers 10-15% if they provide good service
    • Don’t forget sunscreen, as the Australian sun can be intense!
  • Transportation: Take a train from Sydney Airport to the city center ($18-$30)
  • Accommodation: Stay in a hotel or hostel in the central business district (CBD)

Day 2: Blue Mountains

  • Places to Go: The stunning Three Sisters rock formation, Jamison Valley, and Scenic World
  • Activities:
    • Take a guided tour of the Blue Mountains National Park (approximately $80)
    • Explore the scenic views from Echo Point (free)
    • Ride the world’s steepest passenger railway at Scenic World ($40-$50)
  • Things to Know:
    • Wear comfortable walking shoes for exploring the national park
    • Bring snacks and water, as dining options can be limited
    • Respect the local wildlife and keep a safe distance
  • Transportation: Take a train from Sydney’s Central Station to Katoomba (approximately $20-$30)
  • Accommodation: Stay in a hotel or hostel in Katoomba

Day 3: Melbourne

  • Places to Go: The cultural street art of Hosier Lane, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and St. Kilda Beach
  • Activities:
    • Explore the vibrant street art scene at Hosier Lane (free)
    • Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens for a peaceful stroll (free)
    • Relax on St. Kilda Beach and enjoy the boardwalk (free)
  • Things to Know:
    • Melbourne has a reputation for being coffee-crazy, so be prepared for great cafes!
    • The city is also known for its tram network; take a ride to see the sights (approximately $3-$5)
    • Don’t miss the famous Queen Victoria Market for shopping and dining (free admission)
  • Transportation: Take a domestic flight from Sydney to Melbourne (approximately $100-$200)
  • Accommodation: Stay in a hotel or hostel in the CBD

Day 4: Great Ocean Road

  • Places to Go: The iconic Twelve Apostles rock formation, Loch Ard Gorge, and London Bridge
  • Activities:
    • Take a guided tour of the Great Ocean Road (approximately $80-$100)
    • Explore the scenic views at the Twelve Apostles National Park (free)
    • Visit the historic pier at Lorne (free)
  • Things to Know:
    • Bring snacks and water, as dining options can be limited along the coast
    • Respect the local wildlife and keep a safe distance
    • Don’t miss the stunning sunset views at Loch Ard Gorge!
  • Transportation: Drive from Melbourne to the Great Ocean Road (approximately 2 hours)
  • Accommodation: Stay in a hotel or hostel near the national park

Visa Requirements:

As an Australian citizen, you don’t need a visa to enter Australia. However, if you’re not an Australian citizen, check with your local embassy for specific visa requirements.

Other Information:

  • Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and comfortable clothing for outdoor activities
  • Bring a portable charger for your phone or camera, as charging outlets can be limited in some areas
  • Respect the local environment and wildlife; take nothing but memories and leave nothing behind

Enjoy your trip to Australia!