Your Ultimate Bucket List For Australia
A lot of students choose Australia for their higher studies. And we’re assuming you’re one of them too. This post is going to change the itinerary that you’ve made for your stay in Australia. 😉
Calling all the adrenaline junkies who are heading to Australia for this intake. We’ve got a list of some crazy adventurous things for you. Let’s see how many of these can you actually do 😀
- Get on top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge- For a breathtakingly amazing view!
- Swim with whale sharks- Experience of a lifetime!
- Road trip down The Great Ocean Road– Witness some amazing rock formations.
- Swim & Sail The Whitsundays- Even the name sounds so serene.
- Take a selfie with a Quokka– Not really an adventure. Quokka’s are very friendly and do not fear humans.
- Visit Fraser Island– The world’s largest sand island.
- Swim with sea lions– In bairds bay, you will find a plenty of them lying on the beach sand probably sun bathing. They are also known as “puppy dogs of the ocean” :p
- Minjin Swing- Get swinging on the worlds fastest jungle swing. 120km/ph
- Go Sandboarding in Lancelin or Port Stephens- You just need a board and it is so much fun!
- Visit Yarra Valley– For a Hot air balloon ride!
- Climb Australia’s tallest mountain– Mount Kosciusko is Australia’s tallest mountain.
- Bondi Beach– I don’t think I need to say more here. 🙂
- Spot the Pink– Australia is home to many unusual pink lakes, visit them!
- Unwind the Daintree Forest– Get on your boots and explore the 110 million years old forest, possibly the oldest in the world.
- Go on a Hike- Hike the Three Capes Walking Track which is a 46km adventurous journey with eco-friendly cabins and rest rooms throughout the track.
- Portaledge Cliff Camping- Not for the faint hearted, Stay on a cliff overnight 100 metres above the ground. No shitting in the pants please. lol
Are you in? If yes, don’t forget to share your experience with us. We’re waiting for your pictures too 😉
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